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WHAT I DO
WHAT I DO
Academic Advising
Career Readiness
Confidence Coaching
Navigating the College Experience
HOW ADVISING WORKS
HOW ADVISING WORKS
When to Meet With Me:
When to Meet With Me:
Before registration to ensure you're on track with your coursework
Mid-semester check-ins if you have concerns or want to discuss opportunities
Anytime you need support!
What to Bring to an Advising Meeting:
What to Bring to an Advising Meeting:
Your planned schedule or degree audit
Any questions or concerns
An open mind!
About Me
About Me
Hi! I'm Emily Resk and I'm excited to support you on Chemical Engineering journey at NC State. Whether you're exploring, planning courses, or preparing for your next big step, I'm here to help.
How to Contact Me
💼Engineering Building I, Office #2100A
🤝Schedule an advising appointment
Quick Question? Send me an email or check the FAQs before scheduling a meeting.
BACKGROUND
BACKGROUND
Education:
Bachelor of Science: Elementary Education (Language Arts)
DePaul University, 2019
Master of Education: Counselor Education (College Counseling & Student Development)
NC State University, 2023
Doctor of Philosophy: Educational Leadership, Policy, & Human Development (Higher Education Opportunity, Equity, & Justice)
NC State University, Starting this fall 2025!
National Certified Counselor (NCC)
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate (LCMHCA)
All this reflects the love I have for working with students, building strong relationships, strategizing for success on your terms, and helping to manage obstacles that come your way.
Why I Do This: College can be exciting, but also overwhelming. I believe in empowering students through a trauma-informed, solutions-, and person-centered lens to take charge of their education.
My role as an advisor is to provide guidance and support along the way. Together, we can discover your definition of success and co-create a plan that prioritizes your wellbeing, ambitions, and values.
My professional background in student success, career development, and research on imposter syndrome helps students to spend their time in college learning about themselves and make proactive, confident, and informed decisions.
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