Office of Academic Affairs provides resources and programs to mentor, teach, and guide students in their decision making as they develop their educational and career goals. Admitted undergraduate students should meet regularly with an academic advisor to discuss academic programs, educational goals, and career plans. With their advisors, students plan academic programs to meet the general university degree requirements and specific requirements within their major fields.
George Mason University Korea has appointed staff and faculty members to serve as academic advisors. Students will need to contact their advisors directly by email. Appointment with advisors must be made in advance for the in-person advising session.
Learn more about academic advising from our Academic Advising Syllabus.
Academic Advisor |
Ms. Seunga Seo |
Academic Advisor |
Mr. Wonseok Park |
Faculty Advisor |
Prof. Kent Zimmerman |
Faculty Advisor |
Prof. Roland Wilson |
Faculty Advisor |
Prof. Jason Dunick* |
Faculty Advisor |
Prof. Jennifer Ashley* |
Faculty Advisor |
Mr. Jeremy Tuohy* |
* Professor Dunick, Professor Ashley, and Mr. Tuohy work at the main campus and are only available through email.
Students must use their official MasonLive email account when seeking advising through email. United States federal privacy law and Mason policy require that any communication with a student related in any way to a student's status be conducted using secure Mason systems.
When e-mailing an advisor, please include (a) your first and last names, and (b) your G-number.
Advisors can answer quick questions via email. If your questions require extensive advising and/or in- person assistance, the advisor may request that you schedule an appointment (see “3. Scheduling an Advising Appointment”). Advisors typically respond within two (2) business days.
To schedule an advising appointment, please email an appropriate advisor with (a) your first and last names, and (b) your G-number. Include any additional details you feel are relevant to your inquiry. When the student requests an advising appointment, he/she will receive a reply back from the advisor confirming the date and time.
Appointments with advisors are scheduled for 30 minutes by default. If you expect to need more time, you should explicitly request extra time with the advisor when scheduling your appointment.
Situations may arise that cause you to reschedule or cancel an appointment. If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please notify the advisor as soon as practicable prior to your appointment. The advisor will notify you as soon as practicable to cancel/reschedule your appointment.
If you are late to your advising appointment by 10 or more minutes and appear before the conclusion of your scheduled appointment, the advisor may, at his or her own discretion, choose to either advise you, or require you to reschedule your appointment.
If you do not arrive before the conclusion of your scheduled appointment and you did not provide notice to the advisor prior to your appointment, your absence will be marked as “no-show.”
After two (2) “no-shows” during any point in a semester, you will not be able to schedule an appointments during all peak-advising periods of that same semester. Peak advising periods include the weeks immediately both prior to and after the start of a semester, and the final weeks of a semester. Your “no-show” counter will reset to zero (0) at the conclusion of the semester.
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