Advising Resources
The School of Education prides itself on offering excellent advising support. Whether you are troubleshooting routine challenges, have questions about a policy, or are looking for some guidance, we can help! Please reach out to an advisor or credential analyst to schedule a conversation or time to meet.
Meet Our Team
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Dani Doyle, M.A. Zoom office hours 2-3pm |
Reach out with feedback and questions regarding your student experience, including by not limited to
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| Michael Cersosimo, Ed.D. Academic Advisor michael.cersosimo@lmu.edu Email to schedule a meeting |
Contact Dr. Cersosimo with enrollment and requirement questions for the following programs.
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| Terri Taylor Academic Advisor terri.taylor@lmu.edu Email to schedule a meeting |
Contact Terri with enrollment and requirement questions for the following programs.
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| Joy Pirsaheli Credential Analyst soecredentials@lmu.edu Email to schedule a meeting |
Reach out with questions about the credential process and guidelines. Please see our credential services page for more information. |
Additional Resources
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Use this information as reference to plan your academic year and degree progression.
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Our community is guided by these policies. Become familiar with them, and use them as reference when troubleshooting questions.
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We are proud to support our student organizations! The SOE is affiliated with the following registered student organizations. Learn more about them or start your own!
School of Education's Black Graduate Student Association: Imani
Rooted in one of the seven principles of Kwanzaa, Imani (meaning Faith in Swahili) teaches us to believe with our hearts in our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders, and the righteousness and victory of our struggle. With Imani at the forefront of all we do, the purpose of SOE BGSA: Imani is to empower individuals within LMU’s graduate community who identify as Black, African American, Black biracial, multicultural, African, or within the Black Diaspora and to provide networking opportunities with other incoming students, current students, alumni, staff, undergraduates, and faculty at LMU. The goal is to represent an established presence of this community for students that fosters connection and ongoing support.
Graduate Assoc. of School Psychology (GASP)
We are the student-run organization for the School Psychology program here at Loyola Marymount University. Our mission is to help the members of our program to network with other students and professionals, to keep our members up-to-date on events affecting the profession of school psychology, and to provide academic and professional support to our members. GASP is also involved in hosting events on campus that help provide the organization with funds to help cover organizational expenses, and costs for professional development events and training. If you're interested in the School Psychology program here at LMU, please contact our student-leaders for more information!