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CAS academic advisors and career coaches are available for 45-minute meetings both in person and via Zoom. When scheduling your appointment on Student Success Hub, select the location that best fits your need. We look forward to connecting with you, sharing information, and helping you identify next steps for success! If you need help, contact us using the information below. |
One-on-one advising for your overall success at Nebraska—personal, academic, and professional.
English and film studies majors should plan to meet with their assigned academic advisor at least once every semester before you register for classes, and anytime you have a question. English and film studies minors and students considering either as a major or minor are welcome, too.
Learn more about advising in CAS including how to prepare for and make the most of your advising meetings.
- English: Major and minor requirements* and courses
- Film studies: Major and minor requirements* and courses
- Academic policies and procedures
- Academic calendar
* Note which catalog year you are using.
Ready to declare this major or minor?
Visit the Academic and Career Advising Center in 107 Oldfather Hall.
Academic Advisor
Kathleen Lacey
201 Andrews Hall
klacey3@unl.edu
Make an appointment in Student Success Hub
Appointment Hours
Monday through Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Zoom Drop-in Hours
Monday, 1 - 3 p.m.
Friday, 10 a.m. - noon
Get Involved
English Student Advisory Board
The English Student Advisory Board (ESAB) mentors, promotes, and represents undergraduate English and film studies students in the Department of English. Advisory Board members assist the academic advisor and undergraduate chair with recruitment and retention activities hosted by the department, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Students who participate in the ESAB develop personal leadership, mentorship, and communication skills and have the opportunity to represent the department and the university in a professional capacity.
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Freshmen Peer Mentoring
The department's freshmen mentoring program is a joint effort between the English Undergraduate Advising Office staff and the English Student Advisory Board. All first-year English and Film Studies majors at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are eligible.
Peer mentoring promotes success at Nebraska by encouraging participation in academic activities and engagement in the department’s mission of imaginative reasoning.
Contact academic advisor Dr. Kathleen Lacey at klacey3@unl.edu for more information.
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