Graduate Advisors

Your Graduate Advisor is available to you for questions about registration, program planning and progression, and any other academic or administrative concerns. They will be in touch with you within 24 business hours of your request.  If your advisor cannot help you, they will direct you to someone that can. During the first week of registration, please contact your advisor via e-mail.

Sean Clark advises graduate students with last names F-K
Transfer Credit Evaluator
Contact Information:
E-mail - swc@drexel.edu
Phone - (215) 895-6970

Lois Kasten advises graduate students with last names L-R
Contact Information:
E-mail - lhk35@drexel.edu
Phone - (215) 895-6334

Loni Udvardy advises graduate students with last names S-Z
Peer Mentor Coordinator
Contact Information:
E-mail - ym27@drexel.edu
Phone - (215) 895-0542

Kate (Maguire) Cusimano advises all graduate students in the School Library & Media (SLiM) Concentration
Contact information:
E-mail - klm344@drexel.edu
Phone - (215) 895-6751

Lynne Hickle advises all iSchool Sacramento students and Masters of Science in Health Informatics (MSHI) students
Contact Information:
E-mail - leh25@drexel.edu
Phone - (215) 895-2477

Brenna Pellegrini advises all iSchool PhD students
Contact Information:
E-mail - brenna@drexel.edu
Phone - (215) 895-6272

Walk-in hours
You may stop by to see your advisor without an appointment Monday through Friday during the walk-in hours of 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Virtual walk-in hours
The advisors have virtual walk-in hours through AOL Instant Messenger daily from 2:00-3:00 pm EST.  For more information or to find your Academic Advisor's screen name, please click here.

Appointments
If, after e-mailing your advisor, you need to meet in person, but no walk-in hours fit into your schedule, you may make an appointment by calling or emailing your advisor directly.

Registration
For help with Registration, please visit our Student Services Guide.

Academic Difficulty
If you feel that you are struggling academically in a particular course, you should discuss your concerns with the instructor of the course. If you feel you are struggling with the program in general, it would be best to first speak with your Graduate Advisor.

For academic policies regarding dropping or withdrawing from classes and the resulting implications, refer to the Student Resource Center Website