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TAKE NOTE: The content on this page is only relevant for undergraduate students in the Faculty of Education (B.A.(Education), B.Ed. and B.Sc. Kin). Undergraduate students in other Faculties and graduate students should contact their Faculty for the appropriate information.

Departmental Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study! 

Who is my assigned departmental advisor?

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in Minerva to see your advisor's name. 

Then, contacting your advisor depends on which Program you are registered in.

 

Department of Integrated Studies (DISE)

www.mcgill.ca/dise/progs

Programs

B.Ed. K/Elementary
B.Ed. TESL
B.Ed. Music
B.Ed. Secondary, English
B.Ed. Secondary, Social Sciences
B.Ed. Secondary, Mathematics
B.Ed. Secondary, Science & Technology

Tel: 514-398-4527

To book your MS Teams appointment click on your Advisor’s name below (the name that appears on your unofficial transcript in Minerva):

Grace Wong
Susie Vodopivec
Amanda Simpson-Folco

You must use your McGill email to access MS Teams. Teams meetings are best when you join them from the Teams app or Teams on the web;

For general DISE advising questions, email advisedise.education [at] mcgill.ca

Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE)

https://www.mcgill.ca/edu-kpe/programs/ug

Programs

B.Ed. Physical & Health Education
B.Sc. Kinesiology

Tel.: 514-398-4184 x0302

Advisor:

Nada Abu-Merhy

For general KPE advising questions, email studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

 

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