The Women's College advisers provide a variety of advising services. These include:

• Academic year-long planning
• One-on-one academic advising
• Course selection
• Change of degree/major
• Resource information and referrals
• Graduate school information and planning
• Learning styles and strategies

You should speak with an adviser whenever you have questions about course selection, changing degrees or majors, or other academic matters. We strongly recommend that you speak with your adviser on a regular basis, and especially as you approach graduation.

Working with Your Adviser
An adviser is available to work with you via telephone, email, or individual advising appointments.

Bonnie Hahn
For questions on registration, financial aid, and scholarships.
bhahn@du.edu
303.871.6115

Kate Burns
For learning strategies and preparation on Senior Status Checklists, graduation, and graduate school.
Kate.burns@du.edu
303.871.6808

Marisa Ligons
Works with students on degree plans, registration and transfer evaluations, plus learning strategies for students on probation. Marisa is also the student organizations adviser.
Marisa.ligons@du.edu
303.871.6032

Carmen Madrid
Works with students on degree plans, registration and transfer evaluations, plus learning strategies for students on probation. 
cmadrid3@du.edu
303.871.6032

Office Hours:

Weekdays
• Offices Open Monday-Friday 8:00am-6:00pm

Class Weekends
• Offices open Saturday and Sunday 7:00am-3:00pm
• Check office door postings for specific hours

Transfer Students
Many women transfer previous college credit to The Women's College to advance their degree plan. The Women's College accepts transfer credit from accredited institutions of higher learning. Your admission adviser can help you articulate your earned degree. Click here for a copy of The Women's College Transfer Guide for more information.

Click here for Community Colleges Transfer Equivalency List to see how your classes taken there will transfer over to The Women’s College.