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Note: Minerva course caps cannot be lifted except for required courses only for final-year final-semester Sociology students (Major, Minor, Honours, or graduate) who need a specific class to be able to graduate on time. (“Reserve closed” means the cap has been reached for your particular program). Emailing advisors for permission to register in a class, under all other circumstances, is pointless.
It is not advisable to email multiple advisors simultaneously. Instead, pick one advisor and mail him/her.
Course checklists for all programs are available under Forms and Documents. These should be filled out before speaking to an advisor about academic progress and being on track for graduation.
Chair, Undergraduate Program / Course Equivalency
Prof. Barry Eidlin, on Tuesdays, 10:00 - 12:00, Leacock 820, barry.eidlin [at] mcgill.ca
Sign up for an appointment: https://calendly.com/eidlin/office-hours
Please note: “ All students will need to submit a course syllabus that aligns with the course syllabus checklist for each course they plan to take on exchange. For additional information, please refer to the Course Equivalency System website.”
Major / Minor Advisors
Prof. Milos Brocic, on Mondays, 11:30 - 1:30, Leacock 735, Milos.brocic [at] mcgill.ca
AND
Prof. Orsola Torrisi, on Wednesdays, 5:00 - 6:45, Leacock 814, orsola.torrisi [at] mcgill.ca
Book an appointment via this link: https://orsolatorrisi.youcanbook.me/
Honours / JT Honours
Prof. Shelley Clark, on Wednesdays, 1:30 - 3:30, Peterson Hall 336, shelley.clark [at] mcgill.ca
Sign up for an appointment in Prof. Clark’s office: Book time with Shelley Clark, Prof: Office Hours-Meet in Office
Sign up for an appointment via Zoom: Book time with Shelley Clark, Prof: Office Hours-Via Zoom
Arts OASIS (Office of Advising and Student Information Services):
The Arts OASIS website provides Arts students with general academic information and advice about issues such as faculty and degree requirements, registration issues, inter-faculty transfer, study away, academic standing, or graduation. In addition to advising students about such issues, either by appointment or on a daily drop-in basis, the Arts OASIS Faculty advisers offer a number of information sessions every term, such as degree planning workshops, study away workshops, and freshman information sessions. For more information, please visit the Arts OASIS website.