As a support system for a student organization, the advisor plays an integral role in its success by serving as an educator, coach, supporter, and mentor to the organization’s executive board and membership. This experience also allows students to interact with an eligible advisor outside of a classroom around a shared interest which advances their education and application of skill sets.
To serve as a student organization advisor, individuals must meet the following criteria:
Please Note: Graduate assistants, teaching assistants, OPS staff, some adjunct professors, non-professional staff, post-doctoral associates or fellows, courtesy appointments, and affiliates may not be eligible to serve as the advisor of record for a student organization.
Each student organization has its own identity, is unique, and contributes to the university community in a variety of ways. As an organization advisor, your role is to guide, challenge, and support the students involved in their quest for innovation and advancement of our university community.
Ready to get the process started to becoming an advisor? Please connect with the Office of Community & Belonging to speak with our student organization team.
Stay up to date on all the policies and university resources available to help your student organization(s)
function at peak performance.
Have questions? Reach out to our office by phone 352-392-1671 or by email.