BB and BMB students will each be assigned a member of our advising team as their primary advisor. In addition, students may work with other members of the advising team during drop-in sessions and events. We try to be as accessible as possible to students and support them in achieving their goals.
During the academic year Fall-Winter-Spring terms there are two types of advising available to current BB and BMB students: drop-in (Virtual by Zoom) and 30-minute appointments scheduled through Beaver Hub (in person with virtual upon request).
This form will walk you through the process of obtaining an override for Biochemistry & Biophysics courses (BB XXX). Please complete the entire form. You will receive an email from the BB Staff when the override is in place or if additional information is required. We can only issue overrides for BB courses for the upcoming or current term (not BI, MB BHS or CH--reach out to their departments).
Mondays 12-1 pm (Ally Erlendson)
Wednesdays 2-3 pm (Autumn VanderLinden)
Thursdays 10-11 (Lauren Dalton)
Fall-Winter-Spring Drop-in advising is for shorter conversations (approx 5 minutes max, longer is okay if no other attendees in waiting room-we can always pop you back into waiting room and then bring you back in). If you need more assistance, please schedule an appointment with your primary advisor through Beaver Hub. Advisors will not release advising holds during drop-in advising. Join us on Zoom during our drop-in hours and when the advisor on call is ready, they will admit you to the meeting. Wait times may be up to 10 minutes.
Undergraduate students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of independent study credits with BB faculty members. Students need to obtain faculty permission and then a departmental override to register for these credit opportunities: research (BB 401), thesis (BB 403) reading and conference (BB 405) and internship credits (BB 410).
Advisor Lauren Dalton serves as a sounding board for third year BMB major Francisco Hernandez.
is open to Oregon State University students and faculty and is how we communicate with our biochemistry undergraduate community. If you have problems registering for the listserv, please contact Dr. Kari van Zee ([email protected])
