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ADVISEMENT AND COUNSELING

Counseling Services provides comprehensive support services to enhance the educational learning environment for all students at SFCC.

What can you do with a degree from SFCC?

See our display in the main hallway from MONDAY, MARCH 24 - SATURDAY, APRIL 26. Read about the many programs we offer.

If you have completed 24 credit hours or more, or you are "degree seeking," schedule an appointment with the Counselor in your Division.

If you are a distance education student and you would like on-line or telephone academic advisement contact the counselor in your division for an appointment time.

Have you been thinking about what your college major should be? Meet with your counselor or faculty adviser to discuss your degree plan. Make an appointment with the counselor in your division to discuss a class schedule for the Summer and Fall 2008 semesters.

Liberal & Fine Arts Chris Dennelly, LPCC Counselor 505-428-1279 cdennelly@sfccnm.edu	Business & Technology Janelle Johnson, LPCC Counselor 505-428-1682 jjohnson@sfccnm.edu
Health Sciences and Educational Leadership Lorraine Trujillo, LPCC Counselor 505-428-1272 ltrujillo@sfccnm.edu	Allied Health Patricia McDowell, LPCC, LMFT Counselor 505-428-1277 pmcdowell@sfccnm.edu

If you are a new student you can meet with an advisor in the Enrollment and Student Services center to begin the enrollment process today.

Some of the services that we provide.

• Academic Advisement
• Degree Planning
• Career Counseling
• Counseling
• Transfer Advisement

Academic Advisement
Come in and meet with an adviser or counselor.

• Review degrees and certificates at SFCC
• Schedule classes
• Review past and proposed coursework
• Discuss academic concerns

Degree Planning
Meet with a counselor in your division.

• Receive detailed advising
• Review your current academic progress
• Discuss course options for next semester
• Review your transcript
• Complete a degree plan

Career Counseling
Schedule an appointment with a counselor.

Why do people meet with Career Counselors?

• Discuss interests and goals
• Look at career development materials
• Formulate an educational plan to meet career goals
• Take an interest inventory
• Learn more about careers

Counseling
Make an appointment with a counselor.

• Learn stress and time management skills
• Set personal goals
• Get help in resolving conflicts with family, friends, or co-workers
• Discuss problems experienced in the classroom
• Overcome feelings of depression or anxiety
• Get referrals to community mental health providers

Transfer Advisement Information

See your counselor or advisor today.