Academic Support
& Resources

Academic advising is a student-driven process in which students are empowered to identify and explore opportunities both in and out of the classroom to help them reach their academic and personal goals during their time at NYU. Advising sessions are meetings in which students and their Advisor will engage in discussions around a student’s interests and goals, course selection, degree requirements, and any academic difficulty. Many students choose to minor, double major, and study away, all of which require careful planning and are often a focus of advising meetings. Advisors will discuss the ways in which students might proceed to maximize each semester, craft a meaningful course of study, and create a path to graduation. Students are required to meet with their advisors prior to registering for courses every semester. After meeting with your advisor, your “advising hold” will be removed and you will be able to register for classes.

BS Student Resources
BS Academic Planning and Advising

Academic Advisors:
Professor Cora de Leon: cora.deleon@nyu.edu
International students and students who hold visas

Juan Iturralde: juan.Iturralde@nyu.edu
Last Names A-B (except international students)
Transfer students

Amanda Nieliwocki: amanda.nieliwocki@nyu.edu
Last Names C-Z (except international students)

Advisement inquiries should be directed to the DSW Program via email at silver.dsw@nyu.edu or by phone at (212) 998-4352.

Academic advisement is provided to all students throughout their enrollment in the MSW program. Students are expected to review the curriculum guide and consult with an Academic Advisor for additional guidance. Your program pathway determines who your Academic Advisor is, as indicated below. For non-academic related questions, please refer to the appropriate office contact information.

Academic Resources and Supports

Academic Advisors:
Elizabeth Chon, elizabeth.chon@nyu.edu
Two-year students

Hannah Levy, hannah.levy@nyu.edu
16-Month, Advanced Standing, International, and Dual-Degree students
Shanghai-New York program students currently in New York

Hosanah Bryan, hosanah.bryan@nyu.edu
32 month, Extended, OYR, ONRAMP, and Non-Matriculated students

Aminda Heckman, aminda.heckman@nyu.edu
Rockland students

Lori Stasieluk, ld93@nyu.edu
Westchester students

Minchao Jin, minchao.jin@nyu.edu (in Shanghai)
Shanghai Students in Shanghai (full time and part-time pathways)

Advisement inquiries should be directed to the PhD Program via email at silver.phd@nyu.edu or by phone at (212) 998-5941.

When students are in a practicum placement the Faculty Advisor serves as the student’s as well as the School’s liaison to the practicum placement agency. The Practicum Faculty Advisor also assigns the final grade for Practicum Instruction I, II, III, and IV. Practicum Faculty Advisors are assigned by the Assistant Dean of Practicum Education and Community Partnerships. For some students their Practicum Faculty Advisor is the same person as their Practice instructor, as noted below:

• Two-Year Students: The Practicum Faculty Advisor is also the instructor for Practice I-II. This is not the case for Practice III-IV.

• Advanced Standing Students: The Practicum Faculty Advisor is also the instructor for Practice III-IV.

• Extended Students: The Practicum Faculty Advisor is also the instructor for Practice I-II.

• 16 Month Students:The Practicum Faculty Advisor is also the instructor for Practice I-II.

• OYR Students: The instructor assigned to your Practicum Instruction OYR-A - OYR-B courses.

• 32-Month Students: The instructor assigned to your Practicum Instruction 32MO I - VI courses.

Please contact silver.practicum@nyu.edu for more information.