Advising

The Department of Mechanical Engineering has two full-time undergraduate academic advisors dedicated to assisting students.  Students are encouraged to meet often with Rosie and/or Anna to discuss their academic progress and any questions or concerns they may have. 

 

Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Advising

N250 Scott Laboratory

meadvisor@osu.edu  614-292-0515

Rosie Quinzon-Bonello                                        Anna Hoza

Undergraduate Program Coordinator               Academic Advisor

N250 D Scott Laboratory                                      N250B Scott Laboratory

quinzon-bonello.1@osu.edu                               hoza.7@osu.edu

 

Advising Hours

Week 1
Monday, September 21
AM - unavailable due to Convocation
Walk-in Hours:            1:30-4:30pm

Tuesday, September 22 - Friday, September 25
Walk-in Hours:            8:30-11:30am
                                   1:30-4:30pm

Week 2 and for the remainder of the quarter:
Regular advising hours will resume starting Monday, September 28th
Appointments:  9:00-11:30 (last appointment taken at 11:30)
Walk-in Hours: 1:00pm-4:00pm

Please make appointments by calling 614-292-0515.  You are strongly encouraged to make appointments at least a day in advance.

 

Email Guidelines

One of the primary modes of communication between advisors and students is email!  When contacting us by email, we request that you send us email from your OSU email account so that we can verify you as the sender (because nobody else should have access to your OSU email account).  We will not discuss student information or process requests from outside email accounts. 

 

Advisor / Student Responsibilities

Academic advising is a partnership between the student and the advisor, and both have responsibilities in this partnership.  Advisor responsibilities include

• providing current and accurate information about academic majors and requirements;
• providing information on opportunities that help enhance your academic program;
• helping you plan a course of study and give advice about courses and course loads;
• referring you to other resources as appropriate;
• offering assistance if you have academic difficulties.

Student responsibilities are to

• acquire the information needed to assume final responsibility for course scheduling, program planning, and meeting graduation requirements;
• seek academic and career information needed to meet educational goals;
• understand policies and rules of the university;
• be prepared with accurate information and materials when contacting their advisor;
• consult with their advisor at least once per quarter.