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Advising and resources
Academic advising
New students must meet with an academic advisor before they can register for their courses. Academic advising is done by appointment.
Returning students can also make appointments if they have any questions about their programs, are unsure what courses they still need to take, or want to make sure that they are on the right track.
Alternatively, students can send their questions about Women’s Studies by e-mail to Linda Bowes or about Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality to Karen Herland (sexualityadvising@concordia.ca).
To do a change of concentration (e.g. to change into the Women's Studies program or to add the Major or Minor in Women's Studies) just send an e-mail to Linda Bowes for Women’s Studies or Karen Herland (sexualityadvising@concordia.ca) for Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality. Don't forget to include your Student I.D. and clearly state what program should be changed in what way.
Resources for students
Step-by-Step Registration Instructions
Writing an Essay 101
Student Requests
Plagiarism and Academic Integrity
- The Concordia University Academic Integrity website
- Citation and Style Guides from the Concordia Library
First Year Experience
General Program Requirements, Advising, and Procedures
- Faculty of Arts and Science Student Academic Services
Learning Support
- Go to the Student Success Centre - Learning Support website
- One-on-one tutoring sessions with friendly experienced Writing Assistants.
Spring Hours at SGW in H-662:- Writing Assistance: 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday through Thursday
- Drop-in: 4-6 p.m., on Wednesday and Thursday
- No Writing Assistance appointments at LOY
- Talk Times will start up again on September 10
- Jazz-ons 3-4 p.m., Monday through Thursday
- English Conversation groups will return in September
- Student Success Centre
- Career Counselling and Educational Transitions
- Counselling and Psychological Services
- Student Learning Services
- Exam Time Anxiety - Tips for dealing with this
Internal Support
- Office of Rights and Responsibilties
- Ombuds Office
- S.A.R.C. (Sexual Assault Resource Centre)
Student Service Station
- Weekly drop-in Q&A with academic advising and student services staff