Meet Our Professional Advisers
Academic Support Team: Adviser + Faculty Mentor
At UWRF, every new student is assigned both a professional adviser and a faculty mentor.
- From 0–60 credits, your adviser is your main point of contact.
- After 60 credits (or when it makes sense for you), your faculty mentor becomes your primary guide.
- You can reach out to both anytime throughout your UWRF journey!
Note: In programs without professional advisers, your faculty member will serve as both adviser and mentor.
So, what's the difference?
- Course selection and degree planning.
- Registration and scheduling help.
- Declaring majors/minors and tracking progress.
- Connecting to campus resources (tutoring, wellness, career services).
- Advice on major-specific courses.
- Insight into research, internships and grad school.
- Career guidance and networking in your discipline.
- Support with academic challenges in your major.
Academic Success Planning
Your adviser may suggest this tool for setting goals and implementing a plan to stay (or get) on track.
Academic Success Plans are required for students on academic probation or that have successfully appealed their academic or financial aid suspension. The Academic Success Plans must be completed before the end of the second week of the semester.
Who is my adviser?
Find your major or program on the list and connect with your designated adviser. Their contact information is available below.
Academic Advisers
Amber Qureshi
College of Arts and Sciences
- Email: amber.qureshi@uwrf.edu
- Office: 400 Agricultural Sciences
- Phone: 715-425-4538
Mari Kline-Kluck
College of Arts and Sciences
- Email: mari.kline@uwrf.edu
- Office: 265 Centennial Science Hall
- Phone: 715-425-0743
TBD
College of Arts and Sciences
Email: TBD
- Art
- Ceramics
- Glass
- Graphic Design
- Painting
- Photography
- Printmaking
- Marketing Communication and Graphic Design
- Marketing Communication
- Communication Studies
- Journalism
- English
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
- Spanish
- Music
- Stage and Screen Arts
- Political Science
- Geography
- Geographic Information Science
- International Studies
- Sociology
- Criminology
Jessi Mularky
TRIO Student Support Services
- Email: jessica.mularky@uwrf.edu
- Office: 274 Rodli Hall
- Phone: 715-425-3713
- TRIO program participants AND majoring in a program within the College of Arts and Sciences.
Courtney Brommer
Exploratory
- Email: courtney.brommer@uwrf.edu
- Office: 174 Rodli Hall
- Phone: 715-425-3531
- Pre-major/exploratory and still deciding on their major!
Jessica Kielcheski
School of Business and Economics
- Email: jessica.kielcheski@uwrf.edu
- Office: 124D South Hall
- Phone: 715-425-4994
Katelyn Pearson
School of Education
- Email: katelyn.pearson@uwrf.edu
- Office: 205 Wyman Education Building
- Phone: 715-425-3987
Tyler Koepke
School of Education
- Email: tyler.koepke@uwrf.edu
- Office: 205 Wyman Education Building
- Phone: 715-425-3708
Morgan Anderson
School of Allied Health and Social Work
- Email: morgan.anderson@uwrf.edu
- Office: 219 Wyman Education Building
- Phone: 715-425-0743
Karen Smolarek
Director of Student Success
- Email: karen.smolarek@uwrf.edu
- Office: 174 Rodli Hall
- Phone: 715-425-3713
- TRIO program participants AND majoring in a program within the College of Education, Business and Allied Health.
Brittany Skarhus
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences
- Email: brittany.skarhus@uwrf.edu
- Office: 249A Food Science Building
- Phone: 715-425-4818
- Animal Science
Katrina Rosik
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences
- Email: katrina.rosik@uwrf.edu
- Office: 317 Agricultural Science Building
- Phone: 715-425-4338
Rebecca Redding
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences
- Email: rebecca.redding@uwrf.edu
- Office: 315 Agricultural Science Building
- Phone: 715-425-4373
Bao Lee
TRIO Student Support Services
- Email: bao.lee@uwrf.edu
- Office: 274 Rodli Hall
- Phone: 715-425-3713
- TRIO program participants AND majoring in a program within the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences.
Academic Coach
Jonelle Jones
Student Success Center
- Email: jonelle.jones@uwrf.edu
- Office: 174 Rodli Hall
- Phone: 715-425-3531
I coach students in all programs, helping you with your academic skill development, no matter what your major may be!
Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
A Degree Audit Report (DAR) provides a record of your academic progress toward completion of a specific degree program. It incorporates all your transfer coursework as well as your UW-River Falls coursework, including in-progress courses, to evaluate the completion of the requirements for your degree. Please review your DAR prior to each academic advising appointment.
You may choose to repeat the course. There are many considerations when choosing to repeat. Consult your adviser if you have questions about if a repeat will benefit you.
No. After completing ~45 credits you will be transferred to a faculty adviser within your specific area of study.
No. After completing ~45 credits you will be transferred to a faculty adviser within your specific area of study.
Every semester you will meet with you adviser to discuss your next semester plan. Your adviser will provide you with your registration PIN during this appointment.
The official form of communication is your UWRF email.
All the information regarding adding and dropping a course may be found on our Add/Drop webpage.
You may obtain your unofficial transcript via eSIS. For your official transcript, more information can be found on our Transcripts webpage.
Yes. For example, a course that counts in your major can also fulfill one or more general education or university requirements. (Ask your adviser in your next meeting!)
