Academic student support

Main accountabilities:

• Program Advising
• Program Support
• Administrative Support
• Scheduling Officer for MTax courses
• Marketing and recruiting material coordinator

Joyce has been with the MTax program since 2004 and manages the day-to-day administrative responsibilities and supports to the Director of the MTax program, working out of both the Waterloo and Toronto sites. Joyce has previously held positions within the Registrar’s Office and Centre for Behavioural Research and Program Evaluation.

Academic Advisors are here to help students, staff, and faculty. They advise on many different aspects, including:

• degree and graduation requirements
• academic progression and academic decisions
• adding and dropping courses
• co-op support and sequences
• transfers and exchanges
• examination policies and procedures
• petitions and appeals
• missed assessments
• Incomplete (INC) Grades
• Qualifying Program for Progression (QPP)
• Undergraduate Calendar Changes
• academic support and campus resources
• student engagement activities, such as events

For inquiries or to schedule a meeting with an SAF Academic Advisor, contact safadvisor@uwaterloo.ca. Provide your name and student ID number.

Main accountibilities:

• Advises students on co-op planning related to SAF policies and SAF work/study sequences
• Coordinates learning opportunities related to co-op and career development starting with the Launch Your Career conference and the Co-op Ready conference
• Develops new avenues of employment and collaborates with employers and the staff in the Co-operative and Experiential Education Department to bring about value added co-op experiences

Lynn Graham has been a staff member at the University of Waterloo campus in areas such as Public Relations, Recruitment, Anthropology Department, the Centre for Ground Water Research and most recently in the School of Accounting and Finance. In her student services role, Lynn is also involved in Orientation planning, transition activities for students entering university, and the Peer Mentoring Community of Practice on campus.

Academic Advisors are here to help students, staff, and faculty. They advise on many different aspects, including:

• degree and graduation requirements
• academic progression and academic decisions
• adding and dropping courses
• co-op support and sequences
• transfers and exchanges
• examination policies and procedures
• petitions and appeals
• missed assessments
• Incomplete (INC) Grades
• Qualifying Program for Progression (QPP)
• Undergraduate Calendar Changes
• academic support and campus resources
• student engagement activities, such as events

For inquiries or to schedule a meeting with an SAF Academic Advisor, contact safadvisor@uwaterloo.ca. Provide your name and student ID number.

Academic Advisors are here to help students, staff, and faculty. They advise on many different aspects, including:

• degree and graduation requirements
• academic progression and academic decisions
• adding and dropping courses
• co-op support and sequences
• transfers and exchanges
• examination policies and procedures
• petitions and appeals
• missed assessments
• Incomplete (INC) Grades
• Qualifying Program for Progression (QPP)
• Undergraduate Calendar Changes
• academic support and campus resources
• student engagement activities, such as events

For inquiries or to schedule a meeting with an SAF Academic Advisor, contact safadvisor@uwaterloo.ca. Provide your name and student ID number.

Main Accountabilities:

• Responsible for student recruitment, engagement, academic advising, alumni relations, and employer development.
• Handles the day-to-day operations and management of the program.
• Responsible for recruiting future students into the CFM program.
• Connect with students at campus and off-campus events, responding to student inquiries, managing confirmation strategies, and developing communications.

Please contact bcfm@uwaterloo.ca for CFM academic advising