Students interested in the Interdisciplinary Studies degree program should meet with an advisor. The advisor will explain the degree program and will be able to go into detail regarding the different subject areas and tracks in the program. Continued program planning assistance as long as you are an Interdisciplinary Studies student is available and encouraged.

Please contact the Interdisciplinary Studies Office to make an advising appointment by calling 407-823-0144 or stopping by the Classroom Building, Suite 302. You may also e-mail us at is@mail.ucf.edu to make an advising appointment. Please include your full name, PID, phone number, and purpose of the advising appointment along with times and days when you are generally available.

Academic Advisors

	Jessica Broerman Ms. Broerman became an Interdisciplinary Studies advisor in March 2007 after spending three years as an Undergraduate Admissions counselor and recruiter. Her passion for higher education administration began while she was a student assistant in the Undergraduate Admissions Office at Wright State University where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication. Jessica also holds a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership from UCF.
	Lee Logan Mr. Logan is a former Air Force Officer who retired in 1989 after almost 26 years in service of his country. He came to Interdisciplinary Studies as an Academic Advisor in November 2001. Prior to his involvement with Interdisciplinary Studies, he worked at UCF in Undergraduate Admissions, Graduate Studies, and the Registrar's Office. Mr. Logan has a B.S. in Mathematics and his M.A. in Education.
	Pete Wallace Mr. Wallace joined the Interdisciplinary Studies Office in June 2008. Prior to formally joining the office, he worked on curriculum development and program enhancement projects for the Interdisciplinary Studies undergraduate program while serving in the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs. Mr. Wallace earned a B.S. in Psychology and an M.A. in Counselor Education.