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Advising and Resources
Connecting you with the Right Resources
Academic advising is available to provide you with guidance throughout your educational experience. Advisors can help you make important decisions about your academic career and your professional future. Advisors also provide you with the tools you need to navigate the university, its departments, and its programs.
First and Second Year Students
(less than 60 units completed)
Please contact one of our FASS academic advisors or connect with Student Services academic advising.
In-person drop-in advising is available Monday to Thursday, 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. in Arts Central (AQ 3020).
If you prefer to schedule an appointment, please book using Advisor Link.
Wendy Szeto
Undergraduate Advisor
and Recruiter, Burnaby
wendy_szeto@sfu.ca
(778) 782-4435
AQ 3020
Remote: Wednesday, Friday, and every other Monday
Emilia Aguilar
Undergraduate Advisor
and Recruiter, Burnaby
emilia_aguilar@sfu.ca
(778) 782-4584
AQ 3020
Rosaline Baik
FASS One Academic Advisor, Surrey
rbaik@sfu.ca
(778) 798-9384
SUR 5169
Remote: Monday, Friday, and every other Tuesday
Third and Fourth Year Students
(60 or more units completed)
If you have declared your major, please contact your department advisor.
In person drop-in advising for undeclared students with more than 60 units completed and students pursuing a BA with two minors is available Monday to Thursday, 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. in Arts Central (AQ 3020).
If you prefer to schedule an appointment, please book using Advisor Link or send an e-mail to one of the advisors below.
Toyosi Bamgboye
Undergraduate Advisor and Recruiter
toyosi@sfu.ca
(778) 782-5426
AQ 3020
Remote: Tuesday, Friday, and every other Monday
Elisa Herrell
Undergraduate Advisor and Recruiter
elisa@sfu.ca
(778) 782-3909
AQ 3020
Remote: Wednesday, Friday, and every other Monday
Tracey Sherwood
Undergraduate Advisor and Recruiter, APR Functional Analyst
tsherwoo@sfu.ca
Currently working remotely
Emilia Aguilar
Undergraduate Advisor and Recruiter
emilia_aguilar@sfu.ca
(778) 782-4584
AQ 3020
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