You may end up working with several types of advisors throughout your time at Edmonds
College, depending on what services or information you are looking for at a given
time. We have four main categories of advisors, outlined below.
Advising Resource Center (ARC) Advisors
The ARC provides general advising (and referrals, if applicable) for all students
in all programs. The ARC is the first stop for new student advising and orientation
- though advisors here will often work with students (especially DTA or AS-T students)
throughout their time at Edmonds. ARC advisors can help with questions about enrollment,
course selection, pathway exploration, transfer, satisfactory academic progress, academic
plans, placement, student services forms, graduation, support services, college policies,
and more. Advising is available in the ARC during open business hours and select times
via Zoom.
Division Advisors
For students in the Business, Health & Human Services, and Humanities & Social Sciences
Divisions, you can make an appointment to see your specific division advisor through
their Calendly link below. Division advisors specialize in detailed course planning
for their specific areas of study, and usually work with students on a long-term basis
as they complete their programs.
Business Division
Business & Finance, Computer Information Systems, Culinary Arts and Hospitality, Horticulture
Wendy Crozier (she/her) | wendy.crozier@edmonds.edu | Book an Appointment
Health & Human Services Division
Healthcare and Health Sciences, Human Services and Behavioral Health, Law and Government
Cathy Dominguez (she/her) | cathy.dominguez@edmonds.edu| Book an Appointment
Humanities & Social Sciences Division
Arts and Communication, Social Sciences and Cultural Studies
Dani Cea (she/her) | dani.cea@edmonds.edu | Book an Appointment
Faculty Advisors
Faculty advisors are usually specific to the student’s degree or certificate program.
Faculty advisors can assess prior work, answer substitution questions, help students
with academic planning, elaborate on program content, and discuss career and educational
opportunities and outcomes. They can help plan specific courses and experiences to
support career or transfer goals.
Specialized Advisors
Some students may work with advisors as a part of a specific campus program or organization.
Specialized advisors may provide unique resources, knowledge, or opportunities related
to that program. Some examples include (but are not limited to): TRIO, I-Best, EdCAP, ELA, Worker Retraining and OIP.