Welcome to Fine Arts Student Affairs!
Fall 2021 Semester Operations Overview:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic prevalence in our community, our academic advisors will continue to meet virtually until further notice. If you are a Fine Arts undergraduate student and need assistance, please contact us at cofastudentaffairs@austin.utexas.edu. Email is our office’s official mode of communication and how we will be conducting all university procedures. Any inquiries about your coursework and your academic standing should be directed to your departmental advisor. If you happen to be on campus, feel free to come by our office at the new Kendra Scott Center!
Reasons to contact our office:
- Q drops
- Applying to graduate
- Withdrawals
- Pass/fail status change for a class
- Late adds or other registration appeals
- Advising to take courses at another institution
- Degree modification petitions
- Advising on general University policy and procedure
- Referrals to other campus offices
How to reach us:
Our primary mode of communication is email. Please email cofastudentaffairs@austin.utexas.edu.
- We will be attending email Monday through Friday, from 8am-5pm.
We will be hosting Zoom walk-in hours.
- CoFA Student Affairs Zoom walk-in hours will be Monday and Wednesday, between 1pm and 4pm.
- To join the meeting, just log into UT Zoom with your EID and password, and then click the Zoom link: https://utexas.zoom.us/j/96318925400.
- You can also join by entering the Meeting ID: 963 1892 5400
You can also call us at (512) 471-5011.
- We will be available via phone Monday – Friday 8am-5pm.
Please note that our office is closed weekends and UT holidays. Non-CoFA undergraduate students should contact their home College’s advising office. CoFA graduate students should contact the Graduate School. Here is some additional helpful information in regards to your safety and well-being here at UT Austin:
Finally, we also stand in solidarity with our black students and students of color and believe that their creative work will be seen and heard and will make a difference. We would like to direct you to the Fine Arts Diversity Council’s statement and their list of resources to give you the College’s perspective on these matters. Though we live in a time of uncertainty, what is certain is our ability to connect as creative people within a creative community.
Thank you! We wish CoFA undergraduates the best during this difficult time!
-Fine Arts Student Affairs Staff
