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OASIS, Office of Academic Support and Information Services

The Office of Academic Support and Information Services (OASIS) is dedicated to empowering students with the guidance, resources and tools they need to succeed in college and beyond. Through comprehensive academic advising and personalized career and support services, OASIS helps students navigate degree requirements, explore majors and minors, identify career pathways and set achievable goals. Our team also assists with essential program requirements such as fingerprinting, background checks and clinical placement logistics, ensuring students meet all professional and certification standards. We work closely with students to help them make educated, informed decisions that align with their academic interests, professional aspirations and long-term success. Whether you need help with course planning, graduate school preparation, internships, clinical experiences or career exploration, OASIS provides the student-centered support needed to thrive at every stage of your academic journey.

Meet the Team

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Dr. Cathy O'Farrell

Director of Academic Support and Information Services

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Nick Roshkind

Director of Academic Advising

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Jade Yuen-Johnson

Associate Director of Outreach, Recruitment, and Retention

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Elizabeth Aiken

Academic Advisor

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Marilyn Heth

Academic Advisor

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Erica Hughes

Academic Advisor

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Jean Leone

Office Manager

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  • Academic Advising: Undergraduate Students

    Academic Advising provides individualized academic advisement to all students in the college. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with their academic advisor on a regular basis. Frequent advising will provide students with a well-defined set of admission and program requirements and enable progression in an efficient manner toward the completion of a student's degree.

    We strive to guide you towards your academic goals by providing information, references, and advice. Advising is an engaging process between the advisor and the advisee where ultimately you are in full control of your educational experience. We are a resource to help you succeed.

    General questions can be directed to each student's assigned advisor via email or phone (904) 620-3934

    Undergraduate Academic Advising

  • Academic Advising: Graduate Students

    Graduate students are expected to meet as soon as possible with their assigned faculty advisor to determine appropriate course work for their desired major.

    For graduate advising questions and support, contact Dr. O'Farrell.

    Email Dr. O'Farrell

  • Registration Support

    While OASIS and academic advisors cannot register students for courses, we are here to support the process. Our step-by-step registration guide is available to walk you through the process and ensure you stay on track with your academic plan.

    Registration Overrides

    If you see an error message when you try to register for a course, there may be a restriction on the course. Also known as registration add errors, registration restrictions require you to obtain permission from an academic advisor, the instructor, the department or the college offering the course before you will be permitted to add the course to your schedule. 

    If you believe the error is incorrect or you have documented justification you can complete a registration override form located in myWings: 

    • Go to the Student Records tile
    • Select Student Forms
    • Select Online Forms, Appeals and Petitions
    • Scroll to the Records and Registration section
    • Select Registration Override Request

    If you have any questions, please email Dr. O'Farrell at cofarrel@unf.edu.

  • Career Services

    The college provides career guidance designed to help students assess their individual skills and interests, research careers, explore the world of work through experiential learning opportunities, and present themselves effectively to employers and graduate schools. Visit our Career Services page for more information.

    Information about employment opportunities within the Florida public K-12 school districts is available online at GreatTeacher.net and FLDOE Teacher Recruitment.

  • Recruitment and Outreach

    Students and families exploring Universities and Colleges are welcome to visit with our Recruitment and Outreach Coordinator, meet with our SCOEHS Ambassadors, and faculty to get a better idea of the kinds of resources the Silverfield College of Education and Human Services has to offer. From personalized tours, to discussing admissions requirements for new and transfer students, our office can assist you.

  • Clinical Experiences, Internships & Practicums

    All undergraduate and graduate programs in the Silverfield College of Education and Human Services involve a variety of clinical experiences.

    Let our team assist you, step-by-step, to fulfill your required clinical experiences, internships and practicums. Whether you are a sport management student, studying teacher education or are in the field of education, we can provide you with guidance along the way; including selecting your internship, fingerprinting requirements, and additional logistics.

  • Testing Resources

    OASIS connects students with study guides, workshops, and practice exams to help prepare for the Florida Teacher Certification Examinations (FTCE). Our team provides guidance and resources to support your readiness and success on required licensure exams.

  • Certificates of Participation

    Mentor Teachers of a UNF intern may be eligible to receive a Certificate of Participation (COP), tuition fee waiver, for each full academic term in which the person supervised an intern. The COP waives the matriculation fee for a maximum of 6 credit hours of instruction during a single term. Certificates are valid for three 3 years from the date of issuance and are not transferable.

    Certificate of Participation Application