Advising and Registration
Faculty Advisors
As a new student in the College of Agriculture, you will be assigned a faculty advisor. You will be notified by mail of your faculty advisor's name and office address.
Your advisor will be a valuable resource for you during your time at Auburn University. In addition to providing you with general advice, your advisor can:
- Help you register for your courses (your advisor's signature must be on your Advising Form, which will be available from your advisor during each registration period);
- Provide assistance in locating jobs, internship opportunities, and part-time work, and give you letters of recommendation; and
- Work out a plan of study for your future courses.
NOTE: A list of advance course offerings in the College of Agriculture is available below.
List of Advisor Coordinators by Major & Department
| Department | Coordinator | Phone | |
| Ag Business & Economics | Dr. Bill Hardy | 334-844- 5620 |  |
| Agronomy & Soils | Dr. David Weaver | 334-844-3982 | |
| Agricultural Communications | Ms. Katie Jackson | 334-844-5887 | |
| Animal Sciences | Dr. Dale Coleman | 334-844-1512 | |
| Fisheries & Allied Aquacultures | Tracy Collier-Cline | 334-844-4786 | |
| Horticulture | Dr. Harry Ponder | 334-844-3035 | |
| Poultry Science | Dr. Roger Lien | 334-844-2609 | |
Registration Instructions
You must see your advisor before registering for classes. Your advisor will provide you with an alternate PIN so that you can register for courses.
Some departments have a special advising process to be followed and will notify you about the process by e-mail. Please pay attention to the email and follow this process because people you need to see to register may be available only during certain times.
Set up a time to see your advisor during advising week. See your advisor as soon as possible to find the best time for you and him/her to meet.
Long-Range Class Schedules
Follow the links for each department to the long-range schedule of classes for fall, spring, and summer semesters, 2009-2011.
The schedules are in pdf (printable document format.) To view them you will need to have Adobe Reader on your computer.
You can download Adobe Reader from the Adobe internet site (http://www.adobe.com) or by clicking on the image below.
