You are assigned a faculty advisor based on your current academic program. If you change your program, your Faculty Advisor will change. If you are registered in a double major program, you will need to see the Faculty Advisor that corresponds with each major. See below for programs and corresponding Faculty Advisors.

BA Business Administration (A-L) Prof. Carsten Hennings
BA Business Administration (M-Z) Dr. Jan Alpenberg
BA Business Administration - IDVP Major Leah McMillan

BA English (A-L) Dr. Elizabeth Davey
BA English (M-Z) Dr. Scott Masson

BA History Dr. Brad Faught

BA Human Services (ECE) Prof. Paul Arsenault
BA Human Services (SSW) Dr. Myles Leitch

BA Linguistics Dr. Myles Leitch

BA Philosophy Dr. Richard Davis

BA Psychology (A-H) Dr. Amanda Morgan Azarbehi
BA Psychology (I-P) Dr. Helen Noh
BA Psychology (Q-Z) Dr. Sujin Yang

BA Religious Studies (A-F)Prof. Steve Thomson
BA Religious Studies (G-L)Dr. Craig Carter
BA Religious Studies (M-R)Dr. Daniel Driver
BA Religious Studies (S-Z)Dr. Benjamin Reynolds
BA Religious Studies with a Focus in...

• Intercultural Studies Dr. Daniel Scott
• Pastoral Studies Dr. Daniel Wong
• Pentecostal Studies Dr. Bradley Noel
• Youth Ministry Dr. Daniel Wong
   

BRE DCP and Modular Program Dr. Daniel Wong
BRE General Ministries Dr. Daniel Wong
BRE Pastoral Studies Dr. Daniel Wong
BRE Post-Diploma Program Dr. Daniel Wong
BRE Youth Ministry Dr. Daniel Wong

Leading Edge Certificate (A - L) Prof. Paul Franks
Leading Edge Certificate (M - Z) Dr. Eric Crouse

Transitions Certificate Dr. Bill Friesen

Not applicable to students taking a ministry focus.

Students who are registered in a double major program are required to meet with the faculty advisor that corresponds with each major.

Your faculty advisor is a resource to help you. You, the student, are responsible for your educational experience. It is up to you to fulfill your program requirements and follow the academic policies and procedures, as written in the Tyndale University College 2010-2011 Academic Calendar.

You will find important updates about new faculty and courses in The 2010-11 Memo to Students.

Expectations of faculty advisors

You can expect your advisors to:

• be knowledgeable about your program requirements
• assist you in course selection and vocational exploration
• have posted office hours every week throughout the semester
• return your emails and phone messages
• take interest in you as individuals
   

Expectations of students

You will be expected to:

• contact your advisor ahead of time to make an appointment with him/her at least once a semester
• respect his/her time and office hours
• take responsibility for your own academic plans and progress