Academic Advising

UAF CEM Campus

Start Here. Go Anywhere.

Make an Appointment with the CEM Advisor
1. Start with Nanook Advising

Your first step should be connecting with Nanook Advising. They can help you understand degree requirements, register for classes, explore majors, and create a plan that fits your goals. Connect with the Advising Center

2. Connect with Your Academic Department

Even if you're still exploring your options, introduce yourself to the department that interests you most. Faculty and staff can help you learn about majors, career paths, internships, research opportunities, and what students actually do in the field. Reach out early and start building connections. Meet CEM Majors

3. Get Involved Outside the Classroom

One of the best ways to find your community is through student clubs and organizations. Whether you're interested in robotics, aviation, mining, cybersecurity, engineering honor societies, or undergraduate research, there is a place for you at CEM. Get Connected Outside the Classroom

Capra Edwards-Smith

Capra Edwards-Smith

Recruiting & Advising Coordinator

cgedwardssmith@alaska.edu

 

Getting Started at CEM

College comes with a lot of new experiences, opportunities, and decisions. The good news? You don't have to figure it all out on your own.

Capra is CEM's academic advisor and is here to help you explore majors, build your schedule, connect with campus resources, and stay on track toward your goals. Whether you know exactly what you want to study or you're still exploring your options, we're here to help you get started.

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Undecided? Let's Talk.

Whether you're deciding between engineering disciplines, considering computer science, or simply wondering where to start, we're here to help you find your path.

Second-year and onward

Your primary advisor is your faculty advisor as listed in Nanook Navigator. Please contact them directly for class registration and any assistance you may need.

Transfer Credits

Check with the UAF Office of Admissions regarding transfer credits. Credit accepted at UAF that has been earned from other regionally accredited institutions, earned through military educational experiences or accepted by special approval is considered transfer credit. Where possible, transfer credit is equated with UAF courses. UAF’s  shows courses previously evaluated by UAF and is an unofficial reference for undergraduate students who are considering transferring to UAF. An official evaluation of transfer credits will be provided after formal application and admission to UAF.

International transfer students: Please refer to the  to ensure your previous coursework is transferred correctly.