Academic Support
Advising
With you every step of the way
From career planning to community building, the College of Arts and Humanities offers many resources for current students as they complete their degrees. The CAH Undergraduate Student Services staff:
- organizes activities for prospective students considering the College.
- helps students plan study abroad experiences.
- helps students plan to go to law school.
- supports the efforts of the College’s advisors.
- sponsors the CAH Ambassadors program.
- plans Orientation, Convocation, Family Weekend and other student-centered events.
For department-specific assistance and academic planning, students should contact their assigned advisor. These advisors may also refer students to appropriate campus resources as needed.
Academic Advisors
Most advising in the College of Arts and Humanities occurs between students and their departmental academic advisors, who are housed in their respective departments. Meetings take place at least once per semester, and this one-on-one advising begins at Orientation and continues through graduation.
Students can make an appointment by contacting their advisor directly. Advisors are listed in CU Navigate. If there is no assigned advisor, students may email the lead advisor for their major (listed below) for more information.
- English: Averie Johnson, averiej@clemson.edu
- History: Michael Silvestri, msilves@clemson.edu
- Language and International Business: Anna Grace Araiza, agheise@clemson.edu
- Language and International Health: Anna Grace Araiza, agheise@clemson.edu
- Modern Languages: Anna Grace Araiza, agheise@clemson.edu
- Global Black Studies: Kaifa Roland, lroland@clemson.edu
- Performing Arts: Elizabeth Henderson, eehende@clemson.edu
- Philosophy: Rachel Mustin, rw6@clemson.edu
- Religious Studies: Benjamin White, bwhite5@clemson.edu
- Women’s Leadership: Diane Perpich, dperpic@clemson.edu
- World Cinema: John Smith, johnsm@clemson.edu
- Pre-Law advising: Tim Garrison, tagarri@clemson.edu
CAH Student Services Advising
While most advising matters are handled by faculty advisors, CAH Student Services can assist with problems or concerns students may encounter, including, but not limited to: navigating a double major or dual degree; understanding a university policy or procedure; connecting with a university resource or service; or handling a concern about a current advisor.
CAH Student Services also houses advisors for global engagement and pre-law. Our global engagement advisor can assist with determining programs that fit academic goals and navigating steps necessary to study abroad. Our pre-law advisor can help students determine if law school is a good fit, provide opportunities to speak with law schools and practicing professionals, and navigate the application process. CAH Student Services staff members can also connect you with specialized pre-professional health advising.