Faculty Advisors
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 Undergraduate Academic Calendar.
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.
Bachelor of Arts
- Biblical Studies & Theology - Dr. Benjamin Reynolds
- Biblical Studies & Theology (PAONL) - Dr. Bradley Noel
- Biology and Chemistry - Prof. Joseph Bishay
- Business Administration - Natalie Guriel
- Christian Ministries Minor (Children's / Pastoral) - TBD
- Christian Ministries Minor (Youth / Intercultural) - Dr. Daniel Scott
- English (A-M) - TBD
- English (N-Z) - Dr. Scott Masson
- French Minor - Dr. Barry Smith
- History and Global Studies - Dr. Brad Faught
- Health and Human Services - TBD
- Human Services (ECE) - TBD
- Human Services (SSW) - TBD
- International Development - Dr. Barry Smith
- Linguistics - Dr. Paul Arsenault
- Music - Dr. Melissa Davis
- Philosophy (A-M) - Dr. Richard Davis
- Philosophy (N-Z) - Dr. Paul Franks
- Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Minor - Dr. Barry Smith
- Psychology - Dr. Nancy Ross
- Visual Arts and Media Minor - Dr. Barry Smith
Bachelor of Religious Education
- DCP and Modular Program - TBD
- General Ministries - TBD
- Pastoral Ministry - TBD
- Youth Ministry - Dr. Daniel Scott
Certificate in Christian Studies
Transitions - Sharon Chuah
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