Sociology Student Services Staff:
Saige Hawthorne
(Administrative Assistant)
Susanna Hansson
(Academic Counselor)
Randall Perez
(Academic Counselor)
Lindsey Beach
(Writing Center TA)
Saige Hawthorne
(Administrative Assistant)
Susanna Hansson
(Academic Counselor)
Randall Perez
(Academic Counselor)
Lindsey Beach
(Writing Center TA)
For support through COVID-19, check out our Undergraduate Resources - COVID-19 page.
This page is for Undergraduates. If you are seeking information on graduate advising as a PhD Graduate Student, go here.
The Sociology Advising Office offers individualized, professional academic counseling to UW’s diverse student population. Advisors serve current and prospective Sociology majors as well as transfer students at any stage of the transfer process. Our academic counselors regularly meet with majors and non-majors to assist in choosing a major field of study, making academic plans, and deciding on coursework. The Advising Office also works to connect students to campus resources (including tools and services for career preparation) and to learning opportunities outside the classroom.
If you are visiting Seattle or commuting from a significant distance, please make an appointment to meet with a Sociology Advisor in advance of your trip
Students may require advising for any of the following:
NOTE: If you are requesting a letter of support, allow a minimum of 48 hours for advisors to review and compose appropriate materials. CPT applications are likely to take longer.
Students should feel free to drop off the following items in our office:
For credit evaluations, students must provide a syllabus and reading list for each course being reviewed. Allow at least 48 hours.