Undergraduate Advising and Resources
To make an appointment with an advisor, click the “Make Appointment” button under their name. Info on drop-in advising and other updates are available on the ECE Canvas Page. (Join the ECE Canvas Page here.)
Angela Rasmussen
Advisor: B.S. in Electrical Engineering Students
Professor (Lecturer),
Director of Mentoring & Advising
Make Appointment
- Phone: 801-581-6952
- Email: angela.rasmussen@utah.edu
- Office: MEB 2268
Maddie Porter
Undergraduate Academic Advisor
B.S. in Computer Engineering Students
Make Appointment
- Phone: 801-581-4947
- Email: maddie.porter@utah.edu
- Office: MEB 2266A
John Bolke
Academic Advising Coordinator
B.S. in Electrical Engineering Students | Tuition Benefits
Make Appointment
- Phone: 801-581-6943
- Email: john.bolke@utah.edu
- Office: MEB 2262
Neil Cotter
Advisor: Transfer Information / Honors Thesis
Professor (Lecturer)
Make Appointment
- Phone: 801-581-8566
- Email: necotter@ece.utah.edu
- Office: MEB 2270
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Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Note for parents and family members of students at the University of Utah:
Student records at the University of Utah are governed by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
The Act forbids University personnel from releasing personal identifiable student educational records or files, or personal information contained in those files, without the student’s written consent. The Act extends to students and former students of the University the “right to inspect and review” their educational records. The University has established procedures for granting a student’s request for access to his/her records within a reasonable time (no more than 45 days). Educational records do not include sole possession notes held privately by faculty and other academic staff.
Parents and family members of students are welcome to attend advising appointments. However, FERPA limits the discussion of grades and specifics about a student’s program unless a FERPA release has been signed by the student.
Additionally, while a FERPA release allows the discussion of grades in a student’s record with those who have been authorized by the Student, the Act does not require advisors to release this information. As such, advisors in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering reserve the right to ask parents and/or family members to leave the advising appointment at any time.