Sarah Dunlap is the new Arts & Sciences Academic Advisor for WGSS students, as well as students in AAAS, Classics, and Philosophy. She is very excited to be working with students in the humanities. Her academic interests are interdisciplinary, including ecocriticism, linguistics, psychology, narrative, folklore, and fan studies, and she has a longstanding interest in issues of sexual orientation and gender identity and expression. She enjoys accumulating hobbies, and is particularly dedicated to stage combat and fight choreography, fiction, and crafting.

To schedule an appointment with Sarah:

Reasons to schedule an advising appointment:

• To learn more about the WGSS undergraduate program
• To declare a WGSS major or minor
• To plan your courses for the upcoming semester(s)
• To obtain credit for an internship
• To obtain credit for a study abroad program
• To petition for a change in the WGSS minor or major curriculum
• To obtain transfer credit for a WGSS course from another university
• To learn about and plan for GE requirements 
• To gain assistance with college policies and procedures
• To file for graduation 

Sarah's office is located at 338 University Hall on the 3rd floor but appointments are required.
For additional information, visit the Arts and Sciences Advising website.