Advising

The Department of Chemistry encourages students to be actively involved in their coursework and degree planning. Our academic advisor is happy to assist you with any questions, to go over your plans as a check or to assist with the registration process as needed. You are invited to meet with them at any time to go over your coursework and academic plans. An equally important aspect of career planning is to tap into our finest resource - the faculty in the Department of Chemistry! Each and every faculty member is interested in providing guidance for undergraduate students based on vast experience and a wide network of connections. If you have questions about your career goals and how best to obtain them, undergraduate research and/or other aspects of becoming a chemist, you are invited and encouraged to set up an appointment to meet with a faculty member.

Our goal is for you to have support in planning your degree and guidance in planning your future professional life.

If you are contemplating a career in chemistry, make an appointment today and see for yourself why students have chosen to join our program.

Undergraduate Advisor

Susan Liebau

Susan Liebau

  • Director, Chemistry Learning Center
  • Chemistry Undergraduate Academic Advisor

The undergraduate academic advisor for Chemistry is available to discuss:

  • Opportunities and issues related to registration
  • Scheduling
  • Graduation requirements
  • Major changes into Chemistry
  • Minors in Chemistry
  • Questions about University policy
  • Any issues related to your success at Michigan Tech

You can contact the undergraduate academic advisor for Chemistry, Susan Liebau, at Chemadvise@mtu.edu. You can use this link to schedule an appointment (please look for “Chemistry Advising Appointments”). If no slots are available, please contact Susan to find an alternate time. 

Each and every faculty member is interested in providing guidance for undergraduate students based on vast experience and a wide network of connections. If you have questions about your career goals and how best to obtain them, undergraduate research and/or other aspects of becoming a chemist, you are invited and encouraged to set up an appointment to meet with a faculty member.

Career Advisors