Academic Advising
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What is academic advising?
Get personalized support navigating the FlexGE program and one-on-one guidance as you explore majors and career paths that align with your goals. FlexGE academic advisors can also assist you in planning a successful transfer to BYU or another university. We recommend that every student meet with a FlexGE academic advisor at least three times a year, especially before registering for classes. To make the most of your advising appointment, we invite you to complete the Student Success Plan in advance. You can schedule an in-person or virtual meeting with your assigned advisor below (current students) or meet with the first available advisor.
Find the right advisor for you
Student are assigned an advisor based on last name, but you are welcome to meet with any advisor. Those not yet admitted to FlexGE should use the First Available Advisor link above.
Camille Black
Camille is passionate about helping students find their unique path through education. She earned a bachelor’s in Experience Design Management from BYU and a master’s in School Counseling from the University of Phoenix. Originally from Oregon, she enjoys traveling, watching movies, and laughing with loved ones.
Amanda Shrum
With a BFA in Theatre from the University of Utah and an MFA in Creative Writing from BYU, Amanda has worked at the BYU Salt Lake Center since 2021. She enjoys acting and singing in local productions, writing novels, and visiting San Diego.
Sariah Lunsford
With a multicultural Polynesian background, Sariah has a master's in Academic Advising from Kansas State and works with the FlexGE program. She enjoys reading, exploring the outdoors, and home renovation projects. She lives with her husband, three kids, three dogs, and many chickens.
Paul Gillespie
A Caltech graduate, Paul served as an Air Force officer before returning to academia. With a background in STEM and humanities, he now advises FlexGE students at BYU. He lives with his wife and four children.
Meg Ernstrom
After earning a BA in History Teaching and a French minor from BYU, Meg taught in public schools and later earned an MA in School Counseling from Adams State University. She enjoys time with her husband, family, friends, and nature.
Sarah Larson
With an associate's degree from UVU, a Personal Fitness Trainer Certification, and a bachelor’s in Family Science from BYU, Sarah loves helping students, being outdoors, and enjoying the sunshine.