CENTRALIZED RESOURCES FOR ADVISORS
- THE OFFICE OF ADVISING SERVICES (OAS)
- ACADEMIC CHECKLIST
- ADVO_INFO LISTSERV
- DOG_DAYS LISTSERV
- CAREER SERVICES
- COLLEGE ASSISTANCE MIGRANT PROGRAM (CAMP)
- COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
- CRAIG SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADVISING CENTER
- EDUCATION STUDENT SERVICES CENTER
- EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM (EOP)
- FINANCIAL AID OFFICE
- HEALTH CAREERS OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM (HCOP)
- HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
- HENRY MADDEN LIBRARY
- INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES AND PROGRAMS
- LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER (LRC)
- PRE-NURSING ADVISING
- PREPROFESSIONAL ADVISING
- PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING OFFICE
- REENTRY PROGRAM
- SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (SSD)
- SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDENT SERVICES
- STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES
- STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES (SSSP)
- TESTING SERVICES
- UNIVERSITY MIGRANT SERVICES (UMS)
- UNIVERSITY OUTREACH SERVICES (UOS)
- VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICE
- WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER
THE OFFICE OF ADVISING SERVICES (OAS) - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 224, 278-1787. OAS provides advising for General Education and graduation requirements, facilitates "Dog Days: New Student Orientation", and assists undeclared students with exploring major options.
ADVO_INFO LISTSERV- An on-campus LISTSERV has been established by Office of Advising Services for faculty and staff advisors. The purpose of the list is to facilitate effective information dissemination across the campus. Members with receive the latest advising information as it becomes available. Those interested in subscribing should send an on-campus email to: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.CSUFRESNO.EDU and write the message SUBSCRIBE ADVO_INFO
DOG_DAYS LISTSERV- An on-campus LISTSERV has been established by Office of Advising Services to facilitate communication among the campus community members who are involved in working with DOG DAYS: New Student Orientation at Fresno State. Those interested in subscribing should send an on-campus email to: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.CSUFRESNO.EDU and write the message SUBSCRIBE DOG_DAYS
CAREER SERVICES - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 256, 278-2381. Career counselors provide career counseling, facilitate job search workshops, and host career fairs.
COLLEGE ASSISTANCE MIGRANT PROGRAM (CAMP) - Located in University Center Building, 278-4768. CAMP provides academic advising, career planning, cultural enrichment, recruitment, job search, and financial aid application assistance to university students from migrant and seasonal farmworker families.
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES - Located in San Ramon Building, Room 26, 278-8739. General Education and major advising is available for all students in Health and Human Services majors.
CRAIG SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADVISING CENTER - Located in Undergraduate Student Services, Peters Building, Room 185, 278-4943. Business students are encouraged to meet with advisors for assistance in program prerequisites, flow charts, and degree requirements.
EDUCATION STUDENT SERVICES CENTER - Located in Education Building, Room 100, 278-0300. Liberal studies advisors provide guidance for degree requirements and credential programs in education.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM (EOP) - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 224, 278-1787. EOP provides academic advising, learning assistance and tutoring, financial aid information, career information, housing information, and personal counseling to first-generation college students.
FINANCIAL AID OFFICE - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 296, 278-2182. This office assists current and prospective students with the process of applying for and receiving financial assistance available from federal, state and institutional sources for their attendance at Fresno State. This office acts as a clearinghouse for loans, grants, and Work-Study and institutional scholarships.
HEALTH CAREERS OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM (HCOP) - Located in Science Building, Room 101, 278-4748. HCOP is designed to assist students from educationally / economically disadvantaged backgrounds to prepare for entry into health professional schools and allied health, science and natural science graduate programs.
HEALTH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES - Located in the Health Center, 278-2734. University Health and Psychological services provides outpatient clinical medical care and, separately, psychological counseling to university students.
HENRY MADDEN LIBRARY - Located in its own building in the center of campus, 278-2596. Supports research and coursework with over 1,000,000 books, journals, and electronic information sources. Provides assistance and instruction on finding and evaluating information.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES AND PROGRAMS - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 211, 278-2782. This office provides academic advising and support services to international students.
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER (LRC) - Located in the Annex Trailors (west of the Craig School of Business), 278-3052. The LRC facilitates a variety of programs and services to meet the educational needs of students including academic success workshops and free tutoring in high demand subject areas for individuals and small groups.
PRE-NURSING ADVISING - Located in McLane Hall, Room 188, 278-6579. Students are given information on program prerequisites, application procedures, and admission requirements for the Nursing program.
PREPROFESSIONAL ADVISING- Located in various departments. Academic advising is provided for students who plan to transfer to other institutions for the completion of professional curricula in fields such as law, medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, optometry, forestry, architecture, theology, librarianship, chiropractic therapy, osteopathic medicine, and podiatric medicine. See PREPROFESSIONAL ADVISORS link for specific details.
PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING OFFICE - Located in Psychology and Human Services Building, Room 251, 278-5134. This office provides academic advising for pre-psychology and psychology majors.
REENTRY PROGRAM - Located in the Joyal Administration Building, Room 224, 278-1787. This office provides academic advising, personal counseling, tutoring, and support for current students 25 years of age and older.
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (SSD) - Located in Henry Madden Library, Room 1049, 278-2811. SSD coordinates academic support, counseling, registration assistance, blue curb parking, orientation, and advocates for students with disabilities with off-campus agencies.
SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDENT SERVICES - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 224, 278-1787. This program provides university orientation, leadership development, mentoring, advising and personal counseling to Southeast Asian students.
STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES- Located in North Gym, Room 199, 278-2963. Academic advisors assist student athletes with NCAA eligibility requirements, academic advising, and tutorial services.
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES (SSSP) - Located in the Lab School, Room 137, 278-3052. SSSP is a federal TRIO grant program that provides academic assessment, individualized instructional support, and personal and career development skills for first generation, low income, and disabled students.
TESTING SERVICES - Located in Family Food Science, Room 110, 278-2457. The Office of Testing Services has information about both undergraduate and graduate entrance examinations as well as placement and exit exams for matriculating students.
UNIVERSITY MIGRANT SERVICES (UMS) - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 224, 278-1787. UMS provide services and activities to help migrant students maximize their academic skills and support their personal development throughout their university experience.
UNIVERSITY OUTREACH SERVICES (UOS) - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 121, 278-2048. UOS provides preadmission advising and recruitment to high school and community college students.
VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICE - Located in Joyal Administration Building, Room 106, 278-7030. The Registrar's Office acts as a liaison to the State Department of Veteran Affairs to provide assistance regarding the certification of veteran benefits.
WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER - Located in the University Center Building, Room 125, 278-4435. This office provides internships and volunteer opportunities, support and discussion groups, and peer counseling and referral services for women in the university community.