Our undergraduate advisors provide important information about academic advising for undergraduate students in the College of Computing and Software Engineering (CCSE) at Kennesaw State. You can arrange to speak with a CCSE academic advisor in person, by phone or through virtual appointments on Microsoft Teams.
Both prospective and current undergraduate students are encouraged to get guided feedback
for various services through a one-on-one advising appointment including selecting
or changing a major, adding a minor, resolving prerequisite and test score errors,
removing registration holds and requesting repeat course overrides.
As you think about transferring to Kennesaw State, your seamless transition into the
CCSE community is of great importance to us! Whether you're on a path to complete
your bachelor's degree or looking for a new academic home with prospective opportunities,
Kennesaw State stands ready to equip you with the resources and support necessary
for your transfer and future success. If you've graduated from high school and have
accumulated at least 30 semester hours or 50 quarter hours of transferable college
credit, we encourage you to apply as a Transfer Student and embark on a transformative
journey with a degree from CCSE.
Please include your student ID number in all advising e-mails.
Appointments are made on a first come, first serve basis. Appointments outside general
hours are made on a case-by-case basis.
Advising Appointments
Advising appointments can be made for in-person, phone, or through Microsoft Teams
virtual calls.Please go to Schedule an Appointment to find our available times.
Double Owl Pathways affords undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain their
undergraduate and graduate degrees faster and at a significantly lower cost than if
they pursued each degree independently. By bundling both degrees into Pathways, highly
motivated and committed students will graduate sooner than their peers and with a
head start on their careers. KSU has a variety of Pathways to choose from with more
being added. You can find the pathways specific to CCSE below!
Denise holds an Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies from Rochester Business Institute, a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human & Community Services from SUNY Empire State College of New York and Master of Science Degree in School Counseling from Capella University. She is a Licensed School Counselor in the State of New York & Georgia.
Born and raised in the New York area, Denise moved to the Atlanta area in 2016. Prior to joining the College of Computing and Software Engineering, she has had various roles in Real Estate, School Counseling and Academic Advising which has laid a solid foundation for her career as an Academic Advisor.
Overall, Denise enjoys helping students highlight their strengths and identifying the unique needs of each student to guide them where they will thrive socially, emotionally, and academically. In her personal time, she enjoys watching and playing sports, vacationing, and spending time with family.
Aaron has worked as an advisor for over 4 years at Georgia State and Clayton State
University. Aaron is an alumnus of Kennesaw State University and holds a Bachelor
of Business from the world-renowned Coles College of Business. Aaron also holds a
Master of Public Administration degree from Clark Atlanta University. He strives to
be a soundboard for students and assist them as they explore their major & take ownership
of their academic goals. Outside the office, Aaron enjoys nature trails and traveling,
reading history books, live performances of any kind, and exploring museums.
Mark is a native of Trinidad and Tobago. He is a proud alumnus of Kennesaw State University
where he graduated with a B.B.A in Business Management. He continued his education
at Georgia Southern University where he obtained his Masters in Higher Education Administration.
Mark’s education tenure started in 2010 where he was the first Orientation Coordinator for KSU’s Orientation Programs. He is best known for his work with the rebranding of the program, Ignition, that lasted from 2013 to 2019. He truly has a love for his home institution and appreciates the opportunity of being able to give back to an entity that has helped shape who is today.
Mark’s passion is helping build leaders by cultivating an environment that will challenge the status quo so they can become extraordinary leaders in their communities. His goal is to ensure that students feel not only a sense of pride for Kennesaw State University, but also feel that this the right fit for their higher education journey.
Shanoé (Sha-Nay) is a proud alumna of Kennesaw State University. She graduated cum laude with a B.S. in Psychology.
From 2012 to 2021, she worked in retail for Godiva Chocolatier, Inc in multiple positions
and locations. During her time as a Retail Boutique Manager at Godiva she trained
and led successful teams of up to 15 sales associates.
In April of 2021, Shanoé joined the College of Computing and Software Engineering's (CCSE) Computer Science Department as the Office Manager. She is excited to now be a part of CCSE's Undergraduate Academic Advising Team as of September 2022. Shanoé is humbled to be able to use her combined work and personal experiences to continue to contribute to the KSU community by advising CCSE students.
As a former KSU student, Shanoè understands the many stressors and demands that current students may encounter while balancing their courses, extracurricular activities, employment, etc. As a result, her advising strategy will focus on collaborating with her students to create graduation plans that prioritize organization and time management.
Shanoé enjoys being active in her leisure time. She loves to dance and is a licensed Zumba Instructor.
Camille received a dual Bachelors in Business Administration degree studying Managerial Sciences and Risk Management/Insurance from Georgia State University. She has been in the field of academia for over 10 years and has been in advising for seven of them. Camille is an avid reader and states, “I could get lost for hours in the pages of a really good book.”
In addition, Ms. Stringer has found a love for gardening. Being able to see something so beautifully grand grow from a tiny little seed continues to amaze her. She’s taken what she learned from gardening and has applied it professionally to how she advises students. Each seed requires a different combination of soil, light, and water. In the same notion, each student requires a different combination of guidance, encouragement, and empowerment.
Camille tends to use a more holistic approach when advising students. She likes to
focus on the student as a whole person with her goal being able to help every student
succeed academically. Actively listening to students, finding out what their needs
are, and providing them with the tools they need to succeed while also planting bits
of encouragement and wisdom throughout is what she has found to be beneficial to her
students.
Montreal is a Georgia native. He received his Bachelors in Psychology from Albany
State University and also holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree
in Marketing. In his spare time, he enjoys graphic design, photography, and Food Network
shows. In addition, he has a hidden talent of quoting monologues, dialogues, and scenes
from the Twilight saga.
The biggest advice he would give to students is to enjoy the college experience. This
is arguably the best time of your life & you will create so many memories, long-lasting
relationships, and learn how to deal with stress levels. Pace yourself because this
educational journey is amazing.
Finally, he prides himself on exceptional customer service. “I understand students are leaning on me for guidance, information, and resources. I will be as transparent as possible for you gain insight on the process of being successful in the classroom. My approach is from a Developmental Advising standpoint. Therefore, my techniques will assist you in movement and progression.”
Le'Cha Tyson is a former Virginia native. She has received her Bachelors degree in
Marketing from Georgia Southwestern State University. Prior to her moving to Georgia
and joining KSU she worked for Northern Virginia Community College for over 12 years.
I believe in holistic advising, and providing a safe space for students to share their
thoughts fears and goals. My favorite saying is " I am a firm believer that you must
share so that I can help you to the best of my ability".
Tynisha received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology/Health and Human Services
from the University at Buffalo. Prior to joining KSU, she worked as an admissions
counselor, promoting college access and the importance of higher education.
As a first-generation college student, Tynisha knows firsthand how vital it is to
have a support system on campus and is dedicated to serving students by helping them
reach their personal and educational goals.
"My mission as an academic advisor is to create a safe space for students to express
themselves and feel comfortable with seeking help when needed. My goal is to provide
guidance while also challenging my students to reach their upmost potential by encouraging
them to become independent learners."
Miles is a native of North Carolina. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Winston-Salem State University and a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. A self-proclaimed student success advocate, Miles has over 14 years of experience working in higher education. His advice to students is to be active, engaged and take time to enjoy the journey.
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Joy LiComputer Game Design Realities Lab Manager and Associate Professor of Computer Game Design and Development
Computer Game Design Realities Lab Manager and Associate Professor of Computer Game Design and Development
