The School of Computing undergraduate academic advisors are available to answer questions regarding schedule plans, registration for computer science classes, degree requirements, or any problems the student may be experiencing in their academic progress.
The most common questions are answered in our FAQ.
Vicki Rigby
BS students with A–F last names, and all BS/MS students.
Office: 3190 MEB
Phone: 801.581.8224
Email: ugrad-help@cs.utah.edu
Advises pre-major and major undergraduate students in computer science, Entertainment Arts and Engineering, BS/MS Program, data science and transfer students.
Colleen Gilman
BS students with G–L last names.
Office: 3419 MEB
Phone: 801.581.8224
Email: ugrad-help@cs.utah.edu
Advises pre-major and major undergraduate students in computer science, Entertainment Arts and Engineering, data science and transfer students.
Lakyn Bright
BS students with M–R last names.
Office: 3421 MEB
Phone: 801.581.8224
Email: ugrad-help@cs.utah.edu
Advises pre-major and major undergraduate students in computer science, Entertainment Arts and Engineering, data science and transfer students.
Tracy Versluis
BS students with S–Z last names.
Office: 3190 MEB
Phone: 801.581.8224
Email: ugrad-help@cs.utah.edu
Advises pre-major and major undergraduate students in computer science, Entertainment Arts and Engineering, data science, and transfer students.
Who should I meet with?
Students should visit their academic advisor at least once a year to verify that they are on track for graduation. Appointments are required.
The School’s undergraduate director works with students regarding probation, major status, senior project, and equivalence of transfer classes.
After a student is admitted to the CS major, he or she will be assigned a faculty advisor, a professor in the School of Computing who can assist with jobs and internships, research opportunities, grad school or career decisions.
A College of Engineering advisor advises undecided engineering students and helps with late withdrawal petitions, exploring other Engineering majors or minors, the Engineering Entrepreneurship certificate, the EAE program, becoming an Engineering Ambassador.
Your University advisor can help with exploring majors or minors outside of Engineering, University probation, and your general education requirements.