Welcome
The ENV Student Success and Advising Center team is committed to providing a host of advising services to students majoring and minoring in programs in the College of Environmental Design.
The Center is located in Building 7, Room 104A. (See map)
Academic Advising Support due to COVID-19
Campus buildings remain closed and locked due to COVID-19 concerns. Virtual academic and career advising are available to students. Have questions? The Center can be reached via email at env_success@cpp.edu.
The Center is also on Instagram! Follow @cpp_envadvising.
Students have access to the expertise of the following advisors:
| ENV Student Success Center Student Ambassadors env_success@cpp.edu |
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Bronco Advising Center (BAC) |
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Alie Ivie, M.S. |
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| Henry Flores Retention and Graduation Specialist hflores@cpp.edu |
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| Jay Ebue, M.Ed. Senior Coordinator, Bronco Advising Center jrebue@cpp.edu |
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| Faculty Advisors (If you don't know the name of your faculty advisor, please contact your department office.) |
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| ENV Department Chairs |
Questions about changing to an ENV major or minor:
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Additional Resources
Tips for success
- Meet with your Faculty Advisor
- Develop an academic plan and review it with your Faculty Advisor or Staff Advisor from the ENV Student Success Advising Center
- Be organized and work on time management
- Understand your curriculum sheet and degree requirements, review your Degree Progress Report (DPR)
- Being prepared for meetings and classes (advising appointments, study groups and tutoring sessions)
- READ YOUR CPP EMAIL REGULARLY
Students should also familiarize themselves with their home department site:
- Department of Architecture - http://env.cpp.edu/arc
- Department of Art - http://env.cpp.edu/art
- Department of Landscape Architecture - http://env.cpp.edu/la
- Department of Urban and Regional Planning - http://env.cpp.edu/urp
University resources
University services are available through online and remote methods. Below are useful links that will keep you up to date on the status of the campus.
Alisande "Alie" Ivie is the first Career Specialist assigned exclusively to the College of Environmental Design. With more than five years of experience providing career counseling in the non-profit and community college setting, Ivie has a strong ability to connect with students while providing a supportive environment for them to identify their career goals. Her role is to assist students with all aspects of the career planning process. In addition, Ivie cultivates and assists in establishing connections with employers to create essential internship and employment opportunities.