Academic advising in DNS

Our compassionate, tailored support and commitment to student success creates a seamless and enriching experience that helps you thrive. 

We support and empower students in the Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS) by:

  • providing personalized advising
  • connections to holistic student support resources
  • managing processes that support students' academic journeys
  • celebrating our community through events and programs

Hours and location

Weekdays, 8:00 am-4:30 pm

B36 Kinzelberg Hall  

Contact

dnsstudentservices [at] cornell.edu (dnsstudentservices[at]cornell[dot]edu)

Schedule an appointment online

First-year and sophomore DNS majors are assigned a professional advisor (listed in Student Center), while other students, including incoming first-years, internal transfer prospects, juniors and seniors, may schedule appointments with any advisor.

Drop-ins are welcome when availability allows. We recommend scheduling an appointment or emailing for guaranteed support. 

DNS professional advisors

Portrait of Ana Adinolfi wearing a green blaze and glasses
Ana Adinolfi
Director of Student Services
Emily Fenuccio portrait
Emily Moore
Student Services Associate
Portrait of Sharon Kaplan wearing a teal sweater
Sharon Kaplan
Student Services Associate
Make an appointment with an academic advisor

More advising resources

You have access to comprehensive support through both DNS Student Services and your home college advising office. Engaging with both ensures a well-rounded and thorough degree plan.

We encourage you to consult with DNS faculty for guidance on the following areas, building on the foundation provided by their academic advising:

  • Undergraduate research
  • Graduate school
  • Career planning or mentoring
     

Cornell offers a wide range of resources and services to help students explore and pursue their career interests. College and university career development offices provide guidance on career exploration, professional development, job searching, summer internships and other career-related experiences.

The Health Professions Advising Center (HPAC) is the central pre-health office for undergraduate students and alumni across all Cornell University colleges and schools. Learn more about HPAC.