Division Advisors
HUMANITIES DIVISION
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ASESOR (D.A.)
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CARRERAS
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Ms. Michelle Faust
LA Bldg - Room 103
(928) 317-7523
michelle.faust@azwestern.edu
Spring 2010
OFFICE HOURS
Monday and Tuesday
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Art: Graphics, Art: Studio Art, English, Media Arts, Music, Spanish, Theatre, Broadcasting, Computer Graphics, Television Production. CERTIFICATES: Media Arts, Studies in Deafness Studies, Spanish Language Proficiency. CLUSTER: English as a Second Language
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SCIENCE, MATH, & AGRICULTURE DIVISION
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ASESOR (D.A.)
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CARRERAS
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Mr. Dan Russow
LR Bldg - Room 206
(928) 344-7784
dan.russow@azwestern.edu
Spring 2010
Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 3:05 - 4:40 PM
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Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Environmental Sciences: Applied Geology Emphasis - Biology Emphasis, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Agricultural Business Management, Plant Science, Vegetable Production Technology, and Agriculture Occupational
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BUSINESS AND LIBERAL ARTS DIVISION
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Division Advisor (D.A.)
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MAJORS
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Mr. David Godley
BA Bldg - Room 244
(928) 344-7672
david.godley@azwestern.edu
Spring 2010
Office Hours:
PENDING
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Business, Accounting, Elementary Education, Elementary Education: Early Childhood Education Emphasis, Secondary Education, Family Consumer Sciences, History, Hotel/Restaurant Management, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology/Sociology, General Business, Casino Management, Computer Information Systems, Early Childhood Education, Marketing and Management, Massage Therapy, Microcomputer Business Applications, Office Administration, Recreation Management, and Paralegal Studies. CERTIFICATES: Accounting, Athletic Coaching, Business Entrepreneur, Casino Management, Computer Security, Culinary Arts, Dietetics, Early Childhood Education, Family Childcare Education, Family Development Credential, Infant Toddler Education, Massage Therapy, Microcomputer Business Applications, Networking, Office Administration, Recreation Management, Retail Management, Paralegal Studies, Personal Trainer, Preschool Education, and School-Aged Child Care
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PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS DIVISION
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Division Advisor (D.A.)
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MAJORS
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Mr. Lee K. Altman
Office: HS-103
344-7749
lee.altman@azwestern.edu
SPRING 2010
OFFICE HOURS
Monday 2:30 - 5:30 PM
At San Luis Learning Center
Tuesday: 1:30 - 5:30 PM
Thursday: 1:00 - 3:30 PM
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Administration of Justice, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Architectural Technology, Automotive Technology, Construction Management, EMS-Paramedic, Industrial Graphics Drafting/CAD, Fire Science, Industrial Technology, Nursing-The Healing Community, Radiologic Technology, and Welding. CERTIFICATES: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Architectural Technology, Automotive Brakes and Suspension, Automotive- Computer Fundamentals-Engine Performance-and-Diagnostics, Automotive Electrical and Air Conditioning, Automotive Power Trains, Automotive Technology, Basic Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Service Technician, Basic Custodial Maintenance, Bindery Worker, Carpentry, Carpentry Knowledge, Custodial Management, Detention Officer Operations, Electrical, EMS-Basic, Fire Academy, Industrial Graphics/Drafting/CAD, Law Enforcement Training Academy, Masonry, Nursing Assistant, Nursing Practical, Plumbing, Welding GMAW FCAW SNMAW certificates of proficiency and the (AWS)American Welding Society Entry Level 1
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ADVISEMENT SERVICES
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Academic Counselor/Advisor
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MAJORS
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College Community Center Building (3-C Bldg) 2nd Floor. Tel. (928) 344-7624
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday: 7:00-5:00 PM
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General Studies
Undecided students
Undeclared Sudents
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Creating a successful college experience is a complicated process. Studies show that students who engage consistently with academic advisors are more likely to succeed than students who self-advise. It is important for your success that you talk with academic advisors throughout your college career.
While you bear the ultimate responsibility for your educational plans and life goals, an academic advisor can help you identify and assess alternatives and consequences. An advisor can also serve as a source for accurate information about college policies, programs (majors), and resources, as well as career information.
Generally, you should meet with your advisor at least three times a semester. The first meeting is to get the semester started properly, the second meeting to make an educational plan and check progress, and the third meeting to plan next semester's courses and/or check progress toward graduation.
How do I get an Advisor?
Academic advising is done by faculty members in the various disciplines, and by academic counselors and advisors. If you are certain of your major, your division has a faculty advisor who will help you to graduation. Please find your major in the chart below and match it with your advisor's information or click here for a printable poster if you have declared a major.
With the help of an academic advisor you may:
- Be provided information regarding the nature and purpose of higher education
- Understand and utilize placement test results
- Receive an unofficial evaluation of transfer credits
- Define and refine educational goals and objectives, and understand the consequences of alternative courses of action
- Be encouraged to become an active participant in your educational planning and college life
- Become aware of transfer issues
- Make appropriate course, certificate, and degree selections
- Receive accurate verbal and written information on majors and program requirements
- Arizona Western College's academic counselors and advisors are trained to help you explore your academic and career goals.
Call AWC Advisement Services at (928) 344-7624 for an appointment or walk-in hours.
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