Advising Resources

Advising Contacts

For questions about enrollment and admission to the Ed Tech program, please contact Jerry Foster

Jerry Foster Programs Admissions Coordinator
	Phone: (208) 426-1966 Email: jfoster@boisestate.edu Office: E304 Duties Admission and Enrollment i. Advise students regarding the specific requirements for admission into each of the degree programs offered by the Department. ii. Assure that application paperwork is accurate and complete; resolve any discrepancies with applicants prior to admission.

Current students with questions about program and procedural issues should contact Paul Castelin.

Paul Castelin
Student Advisory Coordinator

Phone: (208) 426-1962
Email: PaulCastelin@boisestate.edu
Office: E331

Duties
Student Advisory Coordinator

i. Advise students after admission into the Masters program regarding procedural issues during their academic career, in consultation with the Graduate College and Registrar, and assist in their resolution.

ii. Coordinate with the Graduate College and Registrar's office the submission by the published deadlines of required forms to be filed by students during their academic career following admission.

iii. Proactively contact and survey during their program to identify any issues requiring resolution and to increase student satisfaction with the amount and quality of assistance received during their program duration.

Current students interested in career advice or subject-specific information should contact their faculty advisor.

Faculty Advising

Who is Your Faculty Advisor?
Your second letter from the Graduate College provides the name of your advisor. If you've lost the letter, please do the following:

1) Log on to BroncoWeb
2) From the BroncoWeb main menu, click the "Student" link
3) Click the "Registration" link
4) Under "Academic Record," click "View My Advisors"

Faculty Advising

i. Faculty advising consists primarily of career counseling and mentoring. Faculty can recommend specific courses or strategies to assist you in moving into a new career.

ii. Faculty advising also consists of specific consultation as a subject-matter-expert to students.

iii. Faculty also serve as research mentors to students enrolled in independent study, master's theses, graduate assistantships, or collaborative research projects.

iv. Faculty advisors are your first level of contact in problem resolution. If you find yourself in a dispute with an instructor, falling behind in coursework, etc., they are a phone call or email away.