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Hello, CS Undergraduates. Welcome to CS Academic Advising!
If you are trying to reach a CS academic advisor, please be in touch with Nicole Roy, Ryan Marchenese, or Carl Cornell, whose contact information is below.
However, if you have questions about the following, please contact the appropriate department or person (linked for your convenience):
1. CS course add/drop stamps (for courses that cannot be added online): Contact courses@cis.cornell.edu
2. Petitioning college-level requirements: Reach out to your college advising office (Engineering Advising or Arts and Sciences Advising Dean)
3. Changing graduation date: Engineering students should reach out to Nicole, Ryan, or Carl in CS Advising; Arts & Sciences students should reach out to your Advising Dean
4. Approval of CPT (for International students): See CS CPT Process
5. Financial Aid: See Cornell's Department of Financial Aid
Nicole Roy
Assistant Director, Undergraduate Advising
516 Rhodes Hall (please note that I work remotely most Fridays during the semester)
(607) 255-0982
Office Hours (via Zoom): Office Hours will resume on Monday, February 6th for the Spring 2023 semeter (while classes are in session)
Monday: TBD
Tuesday: TBD
Wednesday: TBD
Thursday: TBD
Meeting ID: 392 902 1872
Passcode: 179492
Individual Appointments (in-person or virtual):
Schedule an Advising Appointment (select Bowers CIS Student Services)
Please feel free to email me with questions and concerns.
Nicole works primarily with students with last names starting with the letters R-Z and internal and external transfer students. She provides general advising to majors and non-majors with regard to the CS major curriculum, the CS and Game Design Minors, and policy. She also meets with prospective students and families and those students wishing to transfer to the CS program from inside and outside of Cornell.
Ryan Marchenese
Assistant Director, Undergraduate Advising
518 Rhodes Hall (please note that I usually work remotely on Mondays)
607-255-7741
Office Hours (in-person): Office hours will resume the week of February 6, 2023.
Tuesday: TBD
Wednesday: TBD
Thursday: TBD
Friday: TBD
Individual Appointments (in-person or virtual): Schedule an Advising Appointment (select Bowers CIS Student Services)
Please feel free to email me with questions and concerns.
Ryan works primarily with students with last names starting with the letters A-H. He provides general advising to majors and non-majors regarding the CS major curriculum, the CS and Game Design Minors, and policy.
Carl Cornell
Assistant Director, Undergraduate Advising
519 Rhodes Hall
cec232@cornell.edu
Office Hours (in-person): Office hours will resume the week of February 6, 2023.
Monday: TBD
Tuesday: TBD
Thursday: TBD
Friday: TBD
Individual Appointments (in-person or virtual): Schedule an Advising Appointment (select Bowers CIS Student Services)
Please feel free to email me with questions and concerns.
Carl works primarily with students with last names starting with the letters I-Q and internal and external transfer students. He provides general advising to majors and non-majors with regard to the CS major curriculum, the CS and Game Design Minors, and policy. He also meets with prospective students and families and those students wishing to transfer to the CS program from inside and outside of Cornell.