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Schedule an English Advising Appointment
To schedule an appointment, simply follow the link below. You will be required to login using your U-M uniqname and kerberos password. Once logged in, simply choose a reason for your appointment, advisor preference if you have one and then select a time frame in which you would like to meet with an advisor. Hit the "List Appointments" button and a list of all available appointments matching your criteria will be returned. If you don't get any results, try expanding your search criteria.
If you have any questions or problems, please contact us at: eng.acdm.adv@umich.edu
SCHEDULE AN ENGLISH ADVISING APPOINTMENT:
» https://webapps.lsa.umich.edu/AdvAppts/AA_StuSelfSvc1.aspx?ctgy=ENG
NOTE: The above link is for scheduling appointments to speak with English advisors ONLY. If you need to speak with an LSA advisor, please visit the Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center 
site for more information.
Back by popular demand — our Peer Advisors have advising appointments as well as walk-in hours.
Have a quick question about the English program? Haven't had time to make an appointment to declare your major? Come speak to one of our English Peer Advisors in our new Undergraduate Student Lounge at 3200 Angell Hall.
Rimsha Iqbal:
Tuesday: 11:30-2
Thursday: 11:30-2
Elizabeth Lalley:
Monday: 2:30-4
Wednesday: 2:30-4
Friday: 11-1
About Our Peer Advisors:
Rimsha Iqbal, Senior, 2013
Walk-in Hours
Tuesday: 11:30-2
Thursday: 11:30-2
I’m a senior majoring in English and applying to medical school this year. I chose to major in English while also taking science classes because I liked the balance between the two different areas of study. English classes help me improve my own writing and communication skills, and help me become more open in my everyday life. When I’m not reading, writing, or working on applications, I love playing piano or guitar, singing, being with friends, and traveling. I enjoy the English major and I know that it will help me with anything I decide to do in the future, including medical school. I’m honored to be in this position and I look forward to meeting and talking to my fellow peers.
Elizabeth Lalley, Senior, 2013
Walk-in Hours
Monday: 2:30-4
Wednesday: 2:30-4
Friday: 11-1
Originally from Port Austin, Michigan, I am a senior concentrator in English, also studying creative writing through the Residential College. I eagerly decided to study English after traveling to Maine, during my freshman year, with the New England Literature Program (NELP)—a program that not only exposes students to the works of New England authors, but also helps them see community, place, and landscape as unique “texts” in themselves. From studying the poetry of Robert Frost to teaching my own class on Emily Dickinson’s poetry, NELP really drew me in to English and showed me the possibilities it presents. In addition to peer advising, I am beginning work on a senior thesis, planning to focus on Darwin as a writer and on his revisions of The Origin of Species. Along with a love for literature and writing, I am interested in local food and sustainability, music, and art. It’s exciting to be in the position of a peer advisor, so please come by to talk about classes, schedules, or your favorite poem!
Peer Advisors are located in 3200 Angell Hall
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