Several professors in the Department of History and Classical Studies are designated program advisors. Program advisors provide information about the undergraduate programs and courses offered by the department, advise on academic and career planning, help program students track their progress through the program, and (for graduating program students) approve their programs for graduation. In addition, advisors approve transfer credits. Advisors hold specific office hours for advising, including additional hours each semester during the add-drop period, for drop-in meetings, or you can schedule an appointment.
History Program Advising
History program students are encouraged to meet with an advisor at least once a year to track their progress and plan their courses. Program students must fill out the correct History Program Advising/Audit Form and bring it to all advising appointments. The Advising/Audit form is useful for organization your courses; your advisor will also use it to record special notes, exceptions, and permissions that affect your program. Keep your advising form for your records, and also keep any relevant communications with advisors (e.g. emails).
Graduating program students: By the end of course add/drop in your last term (or sooner if your courses are set or you have already completed your program), bring your completed Audit Form to your advisor, who will verify that have fulfilled all program requirements pending final grades in unfinished courses. Your advisor will then sign the form, indicating that you are recommended for graduation for the history component of your degree. Once your program has been approved, bring the signed form to the Administrative Service Center (ASC2), Leacock Building, Room 712.
Meet with your assigned advisor: History program advisors are assigned to students based on the student's last name (see below).
Program Advising Winter 2022
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Student's last name begins with: |
Assigned Advisor: |
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A-C: |
Prof. Travis Bruce |
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D-F: |
Prof. Brian Cowan |
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G-H: |
Prof. Leonard Moore |
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I-J: |
Prof. Suzanne Morton |
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K-L: |
Prof. Malek Abisaab |
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M-O: |
Prof. James Krapfl |
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P-R: |
Prof. Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey |
| S-U: |
Prof. Daviken Studnicki-Gizbert |
| V-X: |
Prof. Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey |
| Y-Z: |
Prof. Laila Parsons |
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Acting Undergraduate Program Director and Advisor |
Prof. Elsbeth Heaman |
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General inquiries |
Undergraduate Coordinator (TBA) |
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COURSE EQUIVALENCY/TRANSFER CREDIT APPROVALS AND QUERIES Prof. Nicholas Dew: nicholas.dew [at] mcgill.ca (email) |
Classical Studies Program Advising
Advising for all Classics program students and information about the undergraduate programs in Classics is provided by the Classics Program Advisors:
Prof. Anastassios (Tassos) Anastassiadis (Director of Classical Studies)
Office hours: by appointment
Leacock 827
tassos.anastassiadis [at] mcgill.ca (email)
Prof. William (Bill) Gladhill (Undergraduate Program Advisor)
Office hours: by appointment
Leacock 609
classicsundergradadvising [at] mcgill.ca (Classics Undergraduate Advising) / classicsgradadvising [at] mcgill.ca (Classics Graduate Program Advising)
Consult the Classical Studies webpage for information about the Classics programs.
Modern Greek Studies Advising
For information on Modern Greek Studies, including information on the Minor Program in Neo-Hellenic Studies, consult the Modern Greek Studies website.
Advising and information about the Modern Greek Studies program is provided by the Advisor:
Prof. Anastassios (Tassos) Anastassiadis
Office hours: By appointment only.
Leacock 827
tassos.anastassiadis [at] mcgill.ca (email)
Minor South Asian Studies Advising
Prof. Andrea Pinkney
Office hours: by appointment (514) 398-7357
FERR 458
andrea.pinkney [at] mcgill.ca (email)