Advisor

Ashley Dickson
Advisor to students in chemistry, geosciences, math, and physics
Telebucs Coordinator
M.A., Counseling, Clinical Mental Health, ETSU
M.A., Psychology, ETSU
B.S., Psychology, ETSU
Chemistry
Advisement for students with 0-59 earned credit hours
Call the CASE Office at 423-439-5602 to schedule an appointment with me.
Advisement for students with 60 or more earned credit hours
Juniors and seniors will meet with a chemistry faculty advisor, who is assigned to
you by your last name:
A-F - Greg Bishop - 423.439.6914
G-M - Paula Moody - 423.439.4367
N-Z - Robert Standaert - 423-439-4367
All honors students - Marina Roginskaya - 423-439-4367
Geosciences
Geosciences is the study of the Earth in all its complexities, from the investigation of minerals and rocks, natural resources, evolution of plants and animals, climate change, natural hazards caused by earthquakes, horrendous weather, or careless human engineering, to the tools of geospatial science used to map out and visually portray our land. This major is only offered in a Bachelor of Science, and a minor is not required.
There are four concentrations within the Geosciences major:
- Geospatial Science Concentration
- Paleontology Concentration
- Geology and Environment Concentration
- Geography Concentration
For additional information about the Geosciences major, please see the Department of Geosciences website.
Advisement for students with 0-59 earned credit hours
Please call the CASE Office at 423.439.5602 to schedule a meeting with me.
Advisement for students with 60 or more earned credit hours
You will be advised by your faculty advisor, David Jennings.
jenninds@etsu.edu or 423.439.7512
Math
This major is only offered in a Bachelor of Science, and a minor is not required. There are four concentrations within the Mathematics major. These include:
- Mathematics Education Concentration: Students planning to teach mathematics at the secondary level should choose this concentration. In addition, such students must complete professional education requirements for secondary education students.
- Mathematical Statistics Concentration: Students planning to pursue careers in industry or a field that utilizes statistics should choose this concentration.
- Computational Applied Mathematics Concentration: Students desiring a job in research or in industry utilizing areas of mathematics other than statistics should choose this concentration.
- Mathematical Science Concentration: Students intending to pursue a graduate degree in mathematics should choose this concentration.
For additional information about the Mathematics major, please see the Department of Mathematics and Statistics website.
Advisement for students with 0-59 earned credit hours:
Call the CASE Office at 423-439-5602 to schedule an appointment with me.
Advisement for students with 60 or more earned credit hours:
You will be advised by one of the following faculty advisors, based on your chosen
concentration.
Mathematical Sciences Concentration
Robert Beeler
beelerr@etsu.edu
423.439.4678
Jamie McGill
mcgillj@etsu.edu
423.439.6973
Statistics Concentration
Robert Price
pricejr@etsu.edu
423.439.5359
Computational Applied Mathematics Concentration
Jeff Knisley
knisley@etsu.edu
423.439.4716
Michele Joyner
joynerm@etsu.edu
423.439.6974
Mathematical Education Concentration
Daryl Stephens
stephen@etsu.edu
423.439.6981
Physics
Physics is the study of the properties of matter, energy, radiation, and their interactions.
This major is only offered in a Bachelor of Science and requires a minor. Learn more
about the program by visiting the website of the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
A few things you should know about the major:
- MATH 1910: Calculus I must be completed before enrolling in PHYS 2110: Technical Physics I - Calculus Based.
- PHYS 2110: Technical Physics I - Calculus Based is only offered in the fall
- PHYS 2120: Technical Physics II - Calculus Based is only offered in the spring
- Some upper-level physics and astronomy courses are only offered in alternate years of fall or spring semesters. Please consult the schedule of courses and plan accordingly.
Advisement for students with 0-59 earned credit hours
First meet with your faculty advisor
Mark Giroux
423.439.8684
or
Beverly Smith
423.439.8418
Then call the CASE Office at 423.439.5602 to schedule a meeting with me.
Advisement for students with 60 or more earned credit hours
You will only need to meet with your faculty advisor.