STUDENT
HANDBOOK
Table of Contents
Welcome ……………………………………………………………………..…………………….……………1
UF EDGE Contacts……………..……………………………………………………………….…………….2
UF Graduate School: General Requirements ……………………………………………………3
UF EDGE Student Services ………………………………………………………….…..…………….4-7
UF EDGE Procedures ………………………………………………………………..……………………..8
What is ISIS? …………………………………………………………………………..………….……………9
UF ID, Gatorlink ID & Password ……………………………………………..………….…………….9
Textbooks & Course Materials ……………………………………………..…………….…………..9
Lectures ……………………………………………………………………………….…………….……………9
Exams & Homework ……………………………………..……………………………………..…………10
Transcripts & Grades …………………………………………….……………………………..…………10
Tuition & Fees ……………………………………………………………………………………..………….11
Library Services ………………………………………………………………………..………..…………..12
Miscellaneous…………………………………………………………………………..………..……………12
Department Contacts ……………………………………………………..……………..….…….…13-14
Frequently Used Links …………………………………………………………………….………………15
WELCOME
Welcome to UF EDGE, the University of Florida Electronic Delivery of Gator
Engineering. UF EDGE brings an exciting learning experience to a worldwide
audience through a variety of distance learning technologies accessible at the
workplace, home, and other sites. The University of Florida’s College of Engineering
has been providing lifelong learning for the practicing engineer since 1964.
The UF College of Engineering is ranked as the #1 engineering college in Florida and
as one of the top 25 in the nation by US News and World Report magazine. Our
faculty bring their expertise and enthusiasm into the classroom to provide students
with the most up-to-date knowledge in the field.
Courses are taught by full-time UF faculty and recorded in studio classrooms at the
UF Gainesville campus. As a UF EDGE student, you can access these lectures
anywhere, anytime – whatever is convenient for your schedule. Lectures are
accessible for the entire semester, allowing you a chance to review a complex
lesson or prepare for exams.
Congratulations on your acceptance into the Graduate Engineering Program at the
University of Florida. If there is ever anything we can do to assist you throughout
your academic career please contact us.
Sincerely,
UF EDGE Staff
Contact Us
University of Florida, Electronic Delivery of Gator Engineering
http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu
Toll Free: 877-883-3343
Registration/Tuition Payments/Exams/Graded Homework/General Information
Pam Simon
352-392-9670
phs@ufl.edu
Tuition Payments/Exams/Proctors/General Information
Taylor Hines
352-392-9643
thines@ufl.edu
Technical Assistance, E-learning/Sakai/Canvas Support
Ronnie Wisener
352-392-9671
rwise@eng.ufl.edu
Production
John Williams
352-392-1725
jwill@eng.ufl.edu
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GRADUATE SCHOOL
http://graduateschool.ufl.edu/
The Graduate School consists of the Dean, Associate Dean, Graduate Council, and the Graduate Faculty.
General policies and standards of the Graduate School are established by the Graduate Faculty. Any policy
change must be approved by the graduate dean(s) and the Graduate Council. The graduate school is
responsible for enforcing minimum general standards of graduate work in the University and for
coordinating the graduate programs of the various colleges and divisions of the University. Responsibility
for detailed operation of the graduate programs is vested in individual colleges, schools, divisions, and
academic units. In most colleges an associate dean or other administrator is directly responsible for
graduate study in that college.
Listed below are some of the major policies of the Graduate School that affect you as a Graduate Student
at the University of Florida.
Registration Requirements
1. Even though you are not required to take more than one course each semester, you must finish
your degree within 7 years of matriculation.
2. You must be registered for at least 3 credits during the semester you graduate.
3. If you fail to register for more than one semester (including summer), you will have to process a
readmission application. This application can take 6-8 weeks to process so it is best to submit it
early in the semester before you plan to enroll again. You can find more information at http://
www.admissions.ufl.edu/pdf/gradreadmission.pdf.
4. If you took courses as a non-degree seeking student or at another institution and want to transfer
the credits towards your UF Master’s, a petition must be filed and submitted to the Graduate
School. Contact your department for the appropriate forms and procedures.
Graduation Requirements
1. Contact your department the semester BEFORE you plan to graduate to get details of all
requirements that may not be listed here.
2. You must be registered for at least 3 credits during the semester you graduate.
3. You must submit a Degree Application. The application is due very early in the semester you plan to
graduate. You can access this form by logging into ISIS http://www.isis.ufl.edu.
4. Your overall GPA must be at least a 3.0 and you must have a 3.0 in all major coursework. You
cannot graduate with a grade of Incomplete, or less than a “C” without a written petition from your
department to the Graduate School.
5. A Final Exam is given in various ways by your department. Contact your department for details.
Other Requirements
1. You are required to have a Supervisory Committee. Typically a Master’s degree earned through UF
EDGE is a non-thesis degree. Non-thesis degrees require one faculty member on a committee.
Some departments have a designated EDGE advisor who will also serve on your Supervisory
Committee and some expect you to contact them to find someone. Be sure to also contact your
department for the appropriate forms and procedures.
2. Most departments require a written Plan of Student to be submitted within the first 2 semesters of
registration. Contact your department for the appropriate forms and procedures.
3. UF EDGE is not authorized to give academic advisement; therefore you must contact your
department with these types of questions. Department contacts are listed in the back of this
handbook.
Distance Students Services: UF EDGE College of Engineering
The student services available to distance education students participating in the UF EDGE program in the
College of Engineering are summarized in the table below, with brief descriptions of each service available
for distance engineering students following the table.
Table 1: Student Services available for UF EDGE distance learning students
Student Service
Department Provided
Funds Sources
1
Financial aid disbursement/advising
Student Financial Affairs
Financial aid fee/E&G/DOCE
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Student Health
3
Counseling
Counseling and Wellness Center
E&G/DOCE
4
Use of gyms/Intramurals
5
Emergency response
6
Academic advising
Department/College
E&G/DOCE
7
Career advising/job placement
Career Resource Center
E&G/DOCE
8
Student organizations
9
Admissions
Admissions/Department/College
E&G/DOCE/application fee
10 Tutoring
11 Academic student complaints
Ombudsman/College
E&G/DOCE
12 Non-academic student complaints
College/UF EDGE Office/Department
E&G/DOCE
13 Multicultural/diversity student support
The UF EDGE program is split between FL residents being on-book (E&G), and non-Florida residents off-book (DOCE)
Distance
X
X (limited)
X
X
X
X
X
1. Financial Aid Disbursement/Advising
The UF student Financial Affairs office provides assistance and advising to UF distance learning
students on financial aid matters. UF distance learning students are offered the same financial aid
services as campus students through the main UF student Financial Affairs office. The website for
UF student Financial Affairs is: http://www.sfa.ufl.edu and phone at: 352-392-1275.
2. Student Health
UF EDGE, College of Engineering, distance learning students do not have access to the Student
Health Center services. The UF Health Fee is waived for UF EDGE students since they do not use the
Student Health Center services.
3. Counseling
Counseling services for distance learning students are limited. The UF Counseling & Wellness
Center will set up phone consults for distance learning students, but only to assist distance students
to find local counseling services for them. The website for UF Counseling & Wellness is
http://www.counseling.ufl.edu and by phone at: 352-392-1575.
4. Use of Gyms/Intramurals
UF EDGE distance learning students generally do not participate in the use of gyms or intramural
sports, as UF EDGE students are usually not located in Gainesville and do not have access to the
local activities. The UF Activity & Service fee is waived for UF EDGE students since they do not use
the Gym and Intramural services.
5. Emergency Response
UF EDGE distance learning students are located worldwide and participate in UF EDGE courses
online, therefore UF campus emergency response services are not used for the UF EDGE distance
learning students.
6. Academic Advising
Distance students in the UF EDGE program can speak with a faculty advisor in their specific
department to discuss academic issues, planning, program of study, etc. Each student is assigned a
graduate faculty advisor by their department. A listing of the different engineering departments
contact information is found at: http://www.eng.ufl.edu/education/schools-departments/.
Additionally, the College of Engineering offers academic advising through the Engineering Student
Affairs office, their website is: http://eng.ufl.edu/students and phone number is: 352-3926000.
7. Career Advising/Job Placement
Distance students can use the career advising and job placement resources of the UF Career
Resource Center. The website for the UF Career Resource Center is: http://www.crc.ufl.edu. The
phone number is: 352-392-1601.
8. Student Organizations
The majority of UF student organizations consist of on-campus students and hold meetings on the
UF campus. Therefore, distance learning students in the UF EDGE program usually do not have
access to actively participate in student organizations. The UF Activity & Service fee is waived for UF
EDGE students since they do not actively participate in student organizations.
9. Admissions
Distance students in the UF EDGE program apply for admission as a student through the UF
Admissions Office, website: http://www.admissions.ufl.edu/index.html, phone: 352-392-1365. The
application process is an online process so distance students can complete it without traveling to
campus. Individual departments and the college can also be contacted by the distance students
seeking information on the status of their application and to discuss requirements for admission.
Engineering department’s contact information is listed at:
http://www.eng.ufl.edu/education/schools-departments/. General admission questions can also be
emailed to the college at admissions@eng.ufl.edu. Potential new distance UF EDGE students can
also contact the UF EDGE office directly, phone: 352-392-9670 or see the UF EDGE webpage on
admissions at: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/getting-acquainted#admissions.
10. Tutoring
Regularly scheduled tutoring is not currently offered for distance students; however the UF EDGE
office provides online communication tools to any UF EDGE distance students, teaching assistants,
or faculty that want to participate in online teleconferencing for course assistance.
11. Academic Student Complaints
Academic complaints of UF EDGE distance students are handled through the UF Ombudsman Office,
website: http://www.ombuds.ufl.edu, phone: 352-392-1308. Academic issues can also be discussed
at the College of Engineering level, website: http://www.eng.ufl.edu, phone: 352-392-6000.
12. Non-Academic Student Complaints
Non-academic student complaints for UF EDGE distance students can be handled by contacting the
UF EDGE office directly at: phone: 352-392-9670 or web submission form at: edgeadmin@eng.ufl.edu. The UF EDGE office can help solve most issues, or if not can direct any
inquiries to the right office to assist them. The College of Engineering can also provide assistance
for distance students on non-academic student complaints, website: www.eng.ufl.edu, phone: 352392-6000. Department specific inquires on non-academic complaints can be addressed by
contacting the relevant department. Engineering department contact information is listed at
http://www.eng.ufl.edu/education/schools-departments/.
13. Multicultural/Diversity Student Support
The majority of activities and groups hosted by the UF Multicultural & Diversity Affairs (MCDA)
support center are based around on-campus activities, making it difficult for distance students to
participate. The website for the MCDA office can be found at: http://www.multicultural.ufl.edu.
The UF Activity & Service fee is waived for UF EDGE students since they do not generally use the
services of the UF MCDA office.
Distance Student Complaints: UF EDGE College of Engineering
UF EDGE Website:
Policies and procedures concerning student complaints and other student issues are outlined in sections of
the UF EDGE website. The main UF EDGE website is: www.ufedge.ufl.edu.
Online Assistance Form:
The contact information, including names, titles, and email addresses for all the UF EDGE staff members
and directors are located on the same ‘Contact Us’ page. This page also clearly lists the main UF EDGE
phone number, 352-392-9670, that is staffed (and backup staffed) during working hours for any student
issues. Distance students are encouraged to phone or email the UF EDGE office freely and if the UF EDGE
office cannot answer their inquiry the staff will direct them to the correct department or UF contact for
their specific issue.
UF EDGE Student Handbook:
The UF EDGE student handbook is sent electronically to all new UF EDGE students. It is also listed as a link
off of the main UF EDGE homepage. The online link leads directly to the electronic version of the UF EDGE
distance student handbook at: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/docs/misc/student_handbook.pdf. The UF
EDGE student handbook is updated regularly concerning distance student policies and procedures. The
handbook includes the names, phone numbers, email addresses, and primary roles for all UF EDGE staff
members, a section on individual department staff contacts, and department faculty advisor contacts for
each UF EDGE degree program to help students direct any complaints or issues to the proper contact. The
UF EDGE student handbook also includes a section on UF library resources for distance learning students.
The UF EDGE Student Handbook is the written reference for the UF EDGE College of Engineering distance
students’ policies and procedures including sections on:
UF EDGE Contacts
UF Graduate School and General Requirements
UF EDGE Procedures
UF ISIS System
UF ID, Gatorlink ID & Password Procedures
Textbooks & Course Materials
Lectures for Distance Students
Exams & Homework for Distance Students
Transcripts & Grades
Tuition & Fees
Distance Library Services
Department Staff and Faculty Contacts
Frequently Used Links for UF EDGE Students
UF EDGE ‘News’ on Website:
The main UF EDGE website (www.ufedge.ufl.edu) has a ‘News’ section on the front page of the website
where any important issues and time sensitive items are listed. This includes items such as student
evaluation procedures, new policy announcements, new course announcements, etc. Issues concerning
student evaluations, graduation deadlines, and other time sensitive items are also sent via email to all UF
EDGE students in addition to being posted on the ‘News’ portion of the website.
UF EDGE Online Student Evaluations:
All UF EDGE distance students are invited to participate in the UF course/faculty evaluation process to
express anonymous concerns about course or faculty complaints. Students are emailed a link to the online
course evaluation page when the time window opens for evaluations, as well as a listing about evaluations
being open is posted on the ‘News’ section of the UF EDGE website.
UF EDGE Procedures
Registering for Courses
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Pre-registration is required every semester so that UF EDGE is notified of the course(s) you are
planning to register for. It also gives you a chance to update your personal information. You will
not be given permission to register unless you have submitted the pre-registration form.
If you are a returning student, the ‘Account Summary’ area of our site will reflect your prior proctor
information and provide a list of courses taken and the term completed. You will not see your
grade. Grades can only be found in ISIS (Integrated Student Information System).
After you submit the pre-registration form you will receive an email with further instructions for
registration in ISIS. The ‘Add’ form on the UF EDGE website is not to be used to register. Final
registration can only be done in ISIS. Once you are registered in ISIS you are fee liable unless you
drop the course through ISIS by the posted deadline. ( http://www.isis.ufl.edu)
To log into ISIS to register, you will need your Gatorlink ID and password (information found on page
10) as well as the EDGE course and section number. The section number can only be found on your
pre-registration email mentioned above. For example: Your course number is EML 0000 this will be
followed by another 4 digit number; that 4 digit number is the only section you will be given
permission to register for. This is important because if you try to search for your course within ISIS,
the only section that will appear will be the section number for students on campus. You will not be
allowed to register for this section. Instead, using the section number in your email, choose the
option “Add a Section”, type in the 4 digit section number and the course will appear with a
message asking you to confirm this is the course you want.
If you decide not to take a course that you pre-registered for, submit the ‘Drop/Add’ form locate at
http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/secure/. This form tells EDGE that you have already submitted the preregistration form and want to make a change. You are responsible for dropping the course in ISIS
during the regular registration or drop/add period. Once drop/add is over, the EDGE office will
process your drop request. However, you will still be fee liable.
If you fail to register for two consecutive semesters you will be required to reapply. The
reapplication process can take 6-8 weeks for approval and there is a $30.00 processing fee. Contact
your department for reapplication procedures.
WHAT IS ISIS?
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ISIS is the acronym for Integrated Student Information System. ISIS is used for registration, grade
retrieval, fee payment, EFT sign-up, address changes for UF not UF EDGE), petition status, degree
application, holds, basically anything that pertains to a student and his/her record can be found in
ISIS.
UF ID, GATORLINK ID, & PASSWORD
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Your UF ID is the 8 digit identification number you received when you were admitted. This is the
secure way for you to identify yourself. Therefore, in all contacts with the University of Florida,
including email correspondence and homework/exam returns include this number. No information
regarding your record can be released if you do not have this number.
If you have forgotten your UF ID go to http://identity.it.ufl.edu/process/uf-identifier/.
To create a Gatorlink ID and password go to http://www.gatorlink.ufl.edu and follow the prompts.
Your Gatorlink ID is your UFL email address. You will need your Gatorlink ID and password to access
all forms on the UF EDGE website, to view course lectures, retrieve graded homework and exams
and to access ISIS services.
All official correspondence from the University Florida will be sent to your Gatorlink email address,
therefore, it is advisable to check it often or have your Gatorlink email forwarded to an account you
commonly use. You can check your Gatorlink email by going to http://mail.ufl.edu.
TEXTBOOKS & OTHER COURSE MATERIALS
Course textbook requirements are listed on the UF Bookstore (I.E. Follett) website by college, department,
course number and section number. This information is also available through ISIS. Students may purchase
the required textbooks, reference books, and supplementary course materials directly from the UF
Bookstore http://lss.at.ufl.edu. Textbooks are shipped via UPS.
LECTURES
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You will not be able to access your lectures until you are registered in ISIS. All courses are accessed
through the course management program, E-learning https://lls.at.ufl.edu. Lectures will be posted
online no later than the close of business the day of the taking of the live class and will be available
throughout the semester. You can either view your course streaming or download it on a DVD or
IPod. You will retrieve your syllabus and course handouts through E-learning/Sakai/Canvas.
The first time you use E-learning/Sakai/Canvas you should click on the Browser Tune-Up under
the menu item Self-Help. This gives you information on how to set up your browser and what
components you may need to install. It is also highly recommended that you access ‘Tips &
Tutorials’ and ‘Student Intro to ELS’ before using E-learning/Sakai/Canvas.
EXAMS & HOMEWORK
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Homework must be sent directly to your instructor. Please print your name and UF ID on each
page. This will help to ensure that you get complete credit for your work and will be posted in
a timely manner. It is also advisable to keep a copy for your records. Graded homework will be
scanned and posted as a password protected file on the EDGE website. Look under Current
Student, Homework Returns.
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Students must have a proctor in order to take an exam. All exams for courses will be posted on
an exclusive password protected website as a password protected Pdf file. When an exam has
been posted the person you have designated as your primary proctor will be notified via email
with the URL and passwords. You are allowed to have as many proctors as you want, but only
one can be designated as your primary proctor. You will also be notified via an email that will
include an attachment giving you the special instructions for the exam.
It is your responsibility to keep your proctor information updated. Go to
http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/secure/proctor to add, delete or change your proctor. If you list
more than one proctor you need to make sure that you have indicated which proctor should be
notified of your exam. It is advisable to check your proctor information each semester to ensure
accuracy. Be sure to have your proctor assigned at least 5 days in advance of your first exam so
that there is time to go through the approval process.
TRANSCRIPTS & GRADES
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Grades will be posted to your transcript within a week of final exams. You can access an unofficial
copy of your transcript in ISIS. The EDGE office cannot send out unofficial grade reports or tuition
receipts.
To order an official transcript, in ISIS go to the left menu and open My Record, select Transcripts and
follow the prompts. Online orders must be paid by a secure credit card transaction (Visa,
MasterCard, American Express, Diner’s Club or debit card). The cost of an official transcript is $6.00
per transcript for currently enrolled students and $12.00 per transcript for students who are not
enrolled. There is no charge for unofficial transcripts.
TUITION & FEES
There are several ways students can have their tuition and fees paid. Regardless of which method you use,
fees are always due by 3:30pm on the deadline date. If your tuition and fees are not paid by the deadline
you will be charged a $100.00 late payment fee.
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Student pays directly to UF:
Tuition and fees are paid through ISIS. You can pay electronically with a credit card (UF does not
accept VISA for tuition & fee payments) or by an Electronic Funds Transfer. UF does not charge for
the funds transfer, however, your bank may have charges that apply. There will be a 2.6% service
charge for all credit card transactions.
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Student pays directly to UF and applies for reimbursement through employer:
Same procedure as above. If you need a receipt for the tuition you paid, please print this in ISIS at
the time of payment. The EDGE office cannot send out receipts.
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Employer pays student’s fees via an invoice from UF:
Student must submit the signed “Acknowledgement Letter”
http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/docs/forms/ack_form.pdf. This only has to be submitted once. In
addition, each semester the student must submit directly to UF EDGE a 3rd Party Donor Form that is
supplied by your employer stating they want to be billed. Email the information to Jackie Johnson
at jackieamoore@ufl.edu and to the EDGE office at edge-admin@eng.ufl.edu. Deadlines for the
submission of these forms are the same as the fee payment deadline each semester.
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State Employee Tuition Waiver program:
This option has strict regulations.
1. You must submit the State Employee Tuition Waiver to UF EDGE indicating which classes you
want the fees to be waived for.
2. There must be a minimum of 25 non-waiver students enrolled in the course.
3. UF does not approve courses with a designation of 6905, 6932, 6938, or 6934. You will be
notified via email during Drop/Add if your course has or has not been approved for the waiver.
Email this form to edge-admin@eng.ufl.edu. If you submit this form to the Registrar it will
delay processing.
Library Services
http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/distance/
The University of Florida’s libraries strive to provide support for distance learning students and faculty that
is equivalent to that provided on campus. Resources and services include:
 Access from your home to electronic library resources, including full text of many articles and books.
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Access from your home to electronic indexes, reference tools, and many databases.
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Access to electronic course reserve materials.
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Delivery to your home or class location of books from UF campus libraries.
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Delivery to your home or class location of copies of articles from journals not available at UF.
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On-site borrowing and assistance at the University of Florida and at libraries.
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Information and reference assistance via email, online chat, or telephone.
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Access to online library tutorials.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Be sure to put ufl.edu email on your safe list. Several emails will be sent to all students each
semester. By putting us on your safe list, it will ensure that the information we are providing does
not get put into your SPAM box.
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Important announcements throughout the semester can be found on the front page of the UF EDGE
website http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu.
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At the end of every semester, you will have a chance to evaluate your course. An email will be sent
to your Gatorlink email address with a link to the evaluation and the dates it will be available. The
instructors do not have access to the results until after grades are submitted.
DEPARTMENT CONTACTS & ACADEMIC ADVISORS
Civil & Coastal Engineering
Nancy McIrath-Glanville
E-mail: nancy.mcilrath@essie.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-394-7801
Dr. Ralph Ellis, UF EDGE Advisor
E-mail: relli@ce.ful.edu
Phone: 352-392-9537 ext. 1485
Computer & Information Sciences & Engineering
Adrienne Cook
Email: alcook@cise.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-7392
Dr. Jih-Kwon Peir, Graduate Coordinator
Email: peir@cise.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-505-1573
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Cynthia Blunt
Email: blunt@ece.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-9758
Dr. Robert Fox, Distance Program Advisor
Email: fox@ece.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-2543
Environmental Engineering Sciences
Barbi Jackson
Email: barbi.jackson@essie.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-8450
Dr. Mark Brown, Graduate Advisor, Water Resources, Planning & Management & Systems Ecology & Ecological Eng.
Email: mtb@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-2309
Dr. John Sansalone, Graduate Advisor, Water, Wastewater & Storm Water Engineering
Email: jsansal@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-846-0176
Dr. Ben Koopman, Graduate Advisor, Water, Wastewater & Storm Water Engineering
Email: bkoop1@gmail.com
Phone: 352-392-7104
Materials Science & Engineering / Nuclear Engineering
Dr. John Mecholsky, Graduate Coordinator
Email: jmech@mse.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-846-3306
Martha McDonald
Email: advising@mse.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-846-3312
Jordan Williams
Email: advising@mse.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-846-3312
Industrial & Systems Engineering
Lorraine White
Email: white@ise.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-1464 ext. 2026
Dr. Joseph Geunes, Graduate Coordinator
Email: geunes@ise.ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-1464 ext. 2012
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Karen Ehlers
Email: kehlers@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-0808 ext. 17
Dr. David Mikolaitis, Graduate Coordinator
Email: mollusk@ufl.edu
Phone: 352-392-7632
FREQUENTLY USED LINKS
UF EDGE Homepage
http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu
Registration
UF EDGE Pre-registration Form: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/
UF EDGE Drop/Add Form: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/
Find your UF ID: http://identity.it.ufl.edu/process/uf-identifier/
Gatorlink Creation: http://www.gatorlink.ufl.edu
ISIS: http://www.isis.ufl.edu/
Proctors & Exams
Add/Delete or Edit your Proctor: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/getting-acquainted#Proctors
The Exam Process: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/getting-acquainted#Exams
Selecting a Proctor: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/getting-acquainted#Proctors
Proctor Responsibilities: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/proctors-and-faculty#Proctoring_exams
Tuition & Fees
Tuition & Fee Information: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/tuition-and-fees
Third Party Donor Information: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/degrees-and-certificates/tuition-and-fees#Employer_funded
Acknowledgement Letter: http://www.ufedge.ufl.edu/docs/forms/ack_form.pdf
Miscellaneous
Gatorlink Webmail: http://mail.ufl.edu
Library Services for Distance Learning Students: http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/distance/
Bookstore Homepage: http://www.bsd.ufl.edu/g1c/bookstore/bookstore.asp
Textbooks: http://www.bkstr.com/CategoryDisplay/10001-9604-10901-1?demoKey=d
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