Undergraduate students in CBME are assigned advisors based on where they are in our curriculum, not the number of hours at OU. When your class entered OU, a faculty member was assigned as its advisor. Your advisor will stay with your class until it graduates. By doing this, he or she will get to know you and will get to know the special situations being encountered by you and other students in your class. We believe this gives you better advising and keeps you from losing time unnecessarily on your progress toward graduation. Assignments are made according to where the student is in the CBME curriculum rather than by total hours taken. Transfer students who have not taken any Chemical Engineering courses should see the Freshman Adviser; those that have taken some Chemical Engineering courses should see the Sophomore Adviser.

Note that CBME courses are taught only once per year or every two years. Not taking a chemical engineering course when it is offered will usually delay graduation by a full year.

The CURRENT class advisors are:

High School (Class of 2013): Dr. Miguel Bagajewicz (incoming Freshmen)

Freshmen (Class of 2012): Dr. Jeffrey Harwell

Sophomores and Transfer Students (Class of 2011): Dr. Brian Grady

Juniors (Class of 2010): Dr. Robert Shambaugh

Seniors (Class of 2009): Dr. Dimitrios Papavassiliou

Please contact your advisor and make an appointment with him.

Dr. Miguel Bagajewicz bagajewicz@ou.edu
325-5458 Room T-233

Dr. Brian Grady bpgrady@ou.edu
325-4369 Room T-223

Dr. Jeffrey Harwell jharwell@ou.edu
325-4375 Room T-325

Dr. Robert Shambaugh shambaugh@ou.edu
325-6070 Room T-231

Dr. Dimitrios Papavassiliou dvpapava@ou.edu
325-0574 Room T-225

Dr. Richard Mallinson Mallinson@ou.edu
325-4378 Room T-322

You should complete your trial schedule on enroll.ou.edu and also select your courses on Degree Navigator at degree.ou.edu.. Your advisor will check your selection and go over any questions or concerns you have. Your adviser will complete advising verification on Degree Navigator. Call or e-mail Williams Student Services Center at 325-4096 to have the advising stop lifted. You can then go online to complete enrollment. Some courses may require special permission forms. These are available in the department office, SEC, T-335. The special permission forms must be signed by the course instructor and taken to the office of the department offering the class that requires the special permission.

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