Meet Your Advisor

Guidance & Support

Undergraduate advising serves all admitted undergraduate degree seeking and Running Start students. We view advising as a partnership between you, your professional advisor, and your faculty mentor and it goes beyond course selection. Whether you plan to enter the workforce or continue on to earn an advanced degree, your academic advisors and mentor will guide you toward that goal. This holistic approach ensures that you are engaged in your academic plan, connected to the campus community and resources, and are earning your degree as efficiently as possible.

If you are in the inquiry or application stage, you should work with the Office of Admissions. The Admissions Counselors will work with you to make sure all your current academic information is available and will connect you to advising and New Coug Orientation.

Contact us

Need Help?

Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

tricities.advising@wsu.edu
509-372-7035

Appointments

Appointments are scheduled Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Book a 30 min-60 min meeting with your advisor.

Find your advisor

Advising appointments are reserved for those who have applied for admission and been admitted to Washington State University Tri-Cities.

NameContactFocusSchedule an appointment
Karina Aispuro, Director of Academic Student Success & Advisingk.aispuro@wsu.edu
509-372-7202
Pre-Nursing, Pre-Education, English, History, Social Science, Humanities, Running Start and deciding.Book Now
Alex Cohn, Academic Advisoralex.cohn@wsu.edu
509-372-7149
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Computer Science.Book Now
Erin Gordon, Academic Advisorerin.n.gordon@wsu.edu
509-372-7614
Business, Psychology, DTCBook Now
Mackenzie Noyola, Academic Advisorm.noyola@wsu.edu
509-372-7474
Biology, General Sciences, Pre-Health, Environmental Science, Viticulture & EnologyBook Now
Rafael Pruneda, Bridges Transfer Advisorrpruneda@wsu.edu
509-542-4710
Advises students in the Bridges program Learn more about the Bridges Program
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