Role of Roosevelt Fellows and UDRs
Roosevelt Fellows and UDRs both serve as curricular peer advisers, although their roles differ. UDRs offer advice specific to a department or program, and have the responsibility of serving as a liaison/resource for faculty and students of a specific department or program.
Category | Roosevelt Fellows | UDRs |
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Who They Are | Juniors and seniors who are trained to serve as peer academic advisors. | Juniors and seniors who serve as liaisons/resources for students and faculty of a specific department or program. |
Resource For | All undergraduates, with focused outreach to first-year and transfer students | Faculty and staff of their department or program, all undergraduates, and prospective students. |
Academic Advising Focus | RFs are generalists who offer curricular and academic policy advising about all academic departments and programs. | They offer curricular advice specific to the department or program that they represent. |
Responsibilities |
Advise on:
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For their department or program:
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How to Contact | Through email, at academic events or on the second floor of Usdan Student Center during their scheduled drop-in hours. | Refer to the UDR website for each UDR’s contact information. |
Reporting Organization | The Office of Academic Services supervises Roosevelt Fellows. | The Office of the Dean of Arts and Sciences coordinates the overall UDR program. Faculty and staff of each department or program supervise their UDRs. |