Academic Advising
Undergraduate Advising
Contact Information:
Jeremy Thomson
104 FASB Epicenter
801-581-6136
The Department requires that students see our Academic Advisor at least once per academic year. This allows students to plan according to course availability and pre-requisites.
Many courses within the Department are only offered certain years or semesters. It
is critical that students work closely with our advisors to graduate in a timely manner.
Transfer students are also encouraged to meet with the Department advisor early in
their academic career, even prior to admission to The University of Utah.
- Atmospheric Sciences Major and Minor Declarations
- Remove Registration Holds
- General Education Advising for Declared Majors
- Graduation planning for Declared Majors
- DARS training for Undergraduate Students
- Address transfer credit issues
- Connecting to university, college and department resources.
- Building a foundation for a lifetime of success as a Department of Atmospheric Sciences alum.
Department Undergraduate Career Advisors
Students may see Dr. Kevin Perry, Dr. Gannet Hallar, or Dr. John Horel. Students with an interest in a traditional meteorology career usually migrate toward John Horel. Students that are interested in more broad-ranging career alternatives usually migrate toward Kevin Perry or Gannet Hallar.
We have an open-door advising policy for our students which means that you can stop by at any time for advising. If we are available, then we will gladly speak with you. If you would prefer to schedule an appointment to ensure availability, the best way is to click the link below the advisors' photos to send them an appointment request via email.
University of Utah's Advisor Mission Statement:
As educators and problem solvers, we advocate for students as they navigate their personal journey of higher education and attain their academic goals. Through inclusion and connection, we open doors to new opportunities for self-awareness and growth, empowering students to define their roles as citizens within local and global communities.