CALS Student Services
The Student Services Office of the College of Agriculture and Life
Sciences (CALS) is dedicated to supporting it's students needs. The Student
Services Office is available to all students
and is located in 106 Morrill Hall. Please feel free to stop by or call
us at 802-656-2980 during our office hours: Monday - Friday 8
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. We are available to help students with many processes, including:
- Add / Drop Course Changes
- Audit / Pass / No Pass Course Changes
- Credit by Exam
- Major / Double Major / College Change
- Addition of and removal of a Minor
- Withdrawal
- Incomplete courses
- Late Drop from courses
- Leaving UVM for Leave of Absence / Study Abroad / Medical
- To go over 18 credits in any given semester
- Re-admission to CALS / UVM
- Any other support you might need.
Please stop by the Student Services Office to pick up forms, to be readmitted into CALS or UVM, transfer colleges, or to tell us your intent to graduate. In addition to student support services in CALS, the University of Vermont provides a great range of support services available to students. The University of Vermont Student Services pages provide a complete list of resources which should answer many of your questions regarding campus student services resources.
Electronic Forms
- Visit the Registrar's Office for many student forms including how to declare/change majors.
- Additional forms such as declaring your minor in CALS, the CALS Core Competencies, and a list of Diversity Courses can be found by going to the CALS Forms, Procedures, and Policies page.
Academic Probation Procedures
- At the end of a semester if your GPA is below a 2.00, the CALS
Studies Committee will meet to discuss your situation and decide what
your status
will be for the following semester. The following is a link to requirements
for readmittance to UVM.
- Your status in CALS is determined by the severity of your probation. A letter is sent to each student with the studies committee expectations.
- The Student Services Office and your Advisor are available to help you avoid serious problems. Feel free to contact us for assistance.
- In order to graduate from CALS, you need at least a 2.00 GPA. If you are interested in transferring into CALS, you also need at least a 2.00 GPA.
Help With Personal/Health Issues
- If you are ill and missing only one day of classes, you can contact class professors by phone or e-mail directly and leave a clear message including your name, the section of the class you are in, and that you are ill and will be missing the class.
- If you are ill or experiencing a personal problem that will cause you to miss more than a day of classes, you must contact Rose Laba in the Student Services Office. She will notify the instructors for you, but you will also need to work with that instructor to discuss his/her expectations in reference to your absence.
- It is
important that you as the student (not your advisor and not your
parent) contact Student Services directly if at all
possible. By doing so, we will have a very clear understanding of the
nature of the illness or problem and how we can best help you.
- We are here to help and can link you to other helpful resources such as the Center for Health and Well being or the Counseling Center!
Student Services Staff
Dr. Josie DavisAssociate Dean
Dr. Josie Davis manages the Student Services Office, farm activities, and is an Animal Science faculty member. Dr. Davis consults on student advising issues and judicial matters and is involved with many College events including: Orientation, Open Houses, Jump Start for Juniors, Admitted Student Visit Days, and Commencement. Hours: By appointment Email: Josie.Davis@Uvm.edu or call 802-656-2980.
Rose Laba
Enrollment Manager
Rose is involved with academic matters that involve forms: Change of
major/college, declaring a major, declaring a minor, permission to
study abroad, permission to go over 18 credits, taking a course incomplete,
Add/Drop/and Withdrawal, and the Senior Records Check. Rose works with
issues of academic standing and coordinates the CALS Studies Committee. She
manages Honors Day in April and degree audits for Commencement. Hours: M-F, 8:00 - 4:00 Email: Rose.Laba@Uvm.edu or call 802-656-0289.
Ja Yun Lee
Student Services Specialist
Ja Yun is involved in a wide variety of recruitment and retention efforts
with
students at CALS. She manages several scholarships, events, and updates
the College website and marketing materials. Ja Yun manages many events
for CALS including Orientation Sessions, Open
Houses, Admitted Student Visit Days, Advisor Workshops, and
Commencement.She is also involved with several UVM projects such as the
schedule of courses, course evaluations, phone-a-thons, and the ALANA
Student Banquet. Hours: M-F, 8:00 - 4:30 Email: JLee22@uvm.edu or call
802-656-2980.
Last modified December 09 2011 04:34 PM


