Handbooks (.pdf) by entering year
- 2011 Handbook (.pdf)
- 2010 Handbook (.pdf)
- 2009 Handbook (.pdf)
- 2008 Handbook (.pdf)
- 2007 Handbook (.pdf)
Course assignment and exam practices (.pdf)
Forms
Academic advisors
Who should you see to get your questions answered?
The School of Public Health and Health Systems has designed an advising system to meet your needs as you progress through the program. Appointments are always recommended and are usually necessary!
| What's my concern? | Who should I see? |
|---|---|
| I have general questions |
First year: Tracie Wilkinson, Academic Assistant, Undergraduate Studies Upper years: Nancy Poole, Administrative Coordinator, Undergraduate Studies |
| I have special problems or concerns | Dr. Linda Jessup, Associate Director, Undergraduate Studies |
| I have a question about international exchanges, internal transfers, my work term report, or a “Required to Withdraw” decision | Krista Mills, Student Services Coordinator (AHS) |
Your advisors are here to assist in making your university years as rewarding and uncomplicated as possible. If you have any questions and are not sure who to ask, start with your academic advisor. They can assist you with the following services:
- Options, minors, and specialization information
- Elective recommendations
- Course information
- Enrollment information
- Administrative form assistance and processing, including override forms
- Course sequencing
- Announcements for upcoming opportunities and events for students in the School of Public Health and Health Systems
- Degree checklists
- General information
Feel free to drop by and introduce yourself!
For special problems or concerns see Dr. Linda Jessup. Dr. Jessup is a faculty member in the School and holds the position of Associate Director for Undergraduate Studies. Her office hours will be posted on her door.
Questions about Co-op?
For information about co-op requirements, process, work reports, and contacts for questions, visit co-op procedures.
Interested in transferring into the School of Public Health and Health Systems?
If you are a University of Waterloo student interested in transferring into an undergraduate program in the School of Public Health and Health Systems, contact Krista Mills, Student Services Co-ordinator.
Have you received a "Required to Withdraw" decision?
Contact Krista Mills, Student Services Coordinator.
Questions about your career?
The ask AHS alumni online mentorship program connects AHS current students with successful AHS alumni. It allows students to have their career-related questions answered by alumni with a wealth of knowledge and experience.
