Remote Academic Advising appointments are now available. Schedule a remote appointment with your Academic Advisor “Click Here“.
VISION:
Academic Advising is an ongoing, intentional collaboration between students, faculty and staff that empowers each student to succeed.
MISSION:
Academic Advisors teach, guide and support students to develop and achieve academic, career and personal goals.
Getting Started
In order to assist new students in successfully transitioning to college and to increase the likelihood of academic success and degree completion, SFCC offers a New Student Orientation (NSO) to familiarize students with programs and resources available at the college. New students are required to meet with an academic advisor before registering for classes. These services are designed to keep new students on track, enhance their student success and improve degree completion. For more information about this or upcoming NSO dates, please call 505-428-1275.
Academic advisors are located in the Welcome and Advising Center and embedded within the Academic schools.
Academic advisors in the Welcome and Advising Center provide the following services :
- Information for new and prospective students
- Academic pathways/career exploration
- General assistance
Welcome and Advising Center Academic Advisors:
Jonathan Harrell
Jonathan Harrell, Advisor
Gregoria Zamora
Gregoria Zamora, International Programs Coordinator & Advisor
Embedded academic advisors provide services for students declared in specific majors. These advisors are located in the following departments:
Alternative Teacher Licensure Program
Tiffany Bracamontes, Kids Campus
Arts, Design & Media Arts
Melba Ramos, Room 703A
Business & Education
Emily Powell, Room LL322B
Liberal Arts
To Be Announced
Sciences, Health, Engineering & Math
Cahalan Fiddes, Room 481
STEM Core Program
Ed Worden, Room 608
Trades, Technology, Sustainability & Professional Studies
Danny Suazo, Room 806
Students are encouraged to schedule an advising appointment to discuss:
- Progress toward a degree
- Difficulties with current courses
- Adding or dropping a course
- How to plan for transferring to another college or university
- Graduation requirements
- School/life balance
For more information, please contact Academic Advising, 505-428-1275, advisor@sfcc.edu.
