Advising

Psychology Undergraduate Academic Advising

The Psychology Department Undergraduate Office is dedicated to helping undergraduate majors achieve success at Wayne State and beyond. Here you can find information ranging from courses and requirements to career options and graduate school. For general questions or inquiries, please email psychologyadvising@wayne.edu.

Solaf Shallal, Academic Advisor III (student last names A-F)
at0996@wayne.edu
313-577-0401
Room 7202, 5057 Woodward, 7th floor 

Cody Bailey-Crow, Academic Advisor III (student last names G-O)
fs3981@wayne.edu
313-577-6441
Room 7001, 5057 Woodward, 7th floor

Corinne Forys, Academic Advisor III (student last names P-Z)
dz6520@wayne.edu
313-577-0769
Room 7205, 5057 Woodward, 7th floor

Shelly Seguin, Academic Services Officer IV
ac3475@wayne.edu
313-577-2809
Room 7205, 5057 Woodward, 7th floor 

Appointments

Appointment times range from 9:30 am - 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday, but specific hours vary week to week to accommodate students' varying schedules.  To schedule an appointment with your assigned advisor, please go to advisingworks.wayne.edu.

Drop-In Advising Hours

Drop-in advising hours are intended for brief questions and are limited to 10 minutes per student. We cannot accommodate financial aid appeals, probation/exclusion, or initial meetings (first contact with psychology advising) during drop-ins. We are not able to see drop-in students outside of these hours; please schedule an appointment if you are not able to attend the scheduled times. We cannot guarantee that you will be able to see a specific advisor during drop-in periods.

Please call 313-577-2800 to confirm advisor availability.

Tuesdays: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM (all students must be checked in by 11:45 AM)
Wednesdays: 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM (all students must be checked in by 3:45 PM)

Psychology Mass Advising Session & Information Meeting

Prospective and current WSU students who are considering majoring or minoring in psychology should attend to learn about the major and opportunities within the field.  It is also helpful for individuals who are considering pursuing psychology as a second career and/or graduate studies. Meetings will cover psychology major requirements, information about graduate school, research experience, volunteer experience, the GRE, career resources, tips for success and much more. Attendance at one of the meetings is mandatory for all psychology majors.  Students are encouraged to attend as soon as possible.

RSVP here. You may attend without first RSVP’ing, but to ensure we have enough space we appreciate knowing that you are attending. Feel free to bring parents and/or interested friends. 

Psychology Graduate Advising

If you have questions after thoroughly reviewing the information provided on the Graduate Students website, please contact Alia Allen at aallen@wayne.edu.