Meet Our Advisor
Whether you are interested in learning more about Writing, Literature, and Film studies here at OSU, exploring one of our majors, taking a class, or seeking academic and other resources to support your learning experience, we welcome you to contact us. We will help you discover meaningful connections between your intellectual passions and a plan of study with depth, breadth, and challenge.
The SWLF Advising Program welcomes current and prospective students to schedule a meeting with interim head advisor Brittni Wisner:
- Ask questions.
- Share conversations about your interests.
- Learn more about our majors.
- Discuss courses and your program of study.
- Seek support and resources.
- Explore opportunities to participate in our community.
- Articulate and design your professional and personal plans.
FAQ
View the academic calendar and choose the corresponding term and year to see the deadlines.
This page has directions for all the common registration activities, including:
- Adding classes
- Dropping classes
- Changing the number of credits on a class
- Late registration
- Getting on a waitlist
- Auditing courses
- More!
You may also contact the registrars office at 541-737-4331 or by email at [email protected].
Oregon state offers many resources for career development including workshops and online career tools.
Job opportunities and exploring careers:
- Handshake
- Explore thousands of jobs and employers, career expos, workshops and more.
- Focus 2
- Get a free career assessment. Explore careers, job outlook and your working personality.
Building application materials:
- Vmock
- Obtain instant and personalized feedback on your résumé or CV.
- Standout
- Practice interviewing on an interactive video platform.
- Writing Center
- The writing center is available to help you plan, build, and revise your application materials.
OSU has many places and people to help support and ensure your academic success.
At the Academic Success Center, you can find meet with coaches and strategists to work with you to enhance your academic performance by discussion topics such as:
- Time management
- Test preparation
- Test-taking, procrastination
- Stress reduction
- Study Strategies
The Undergraduate Writing Center supports students through the entirety of the writing process, from planning the project to revising the final product. They are eager to help you on any type of writing, including but not limited to:
- Class assignments
- Research papers
- CVs/resumes
- Cover letters
- Job or scholarship applications
Look back for an updated list in the following weeks!