Michelle Maillet, the Undergraduate Advisor, can help you plan your undergraduate degree. She is available to answer your questions by advisor.geog [at] mcgill.ca (email), by virtual appointment, or in-person office hours Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-4pm in Burnside hall room 322.
Office hour schedule change for Monday November 11th: 2pm to 4:30pm
Michelle is responsible for all undergraduate programs that fall under the Department of Geography (including majors, minors, honours, joint honours, and Interfaculty programs). She holds a wealth of knowledge about navigating the McGill bureaucracy and can help you be strategic with your undergraduate studies. She even holds a BA degree and an MA degree in Geography from Ï㽶ÊÓƵ herself! Do not hesitate to contact her for any Geography-related or general questions that you may have. If she is not the right person to answer your question, she can connect you with the appropriate person/people/office/service.
For more information on the role of the advisor, how they may be of service, and what they expect of the students they advise, see the 
Fall 2024 Advising Syllabus.
Missed the Department of Geography Undergraduate Student Orientation event this fall? Access the Department slide deck and the MUGS slide deck and contact Michelle should you have any questions!
If prompted, login with your McGill email and password to access the booking site. New appointment slots become available on the Thursday and Friday for the end of the following week.
New students resources and FAQ page
New to McGill or Geography in general? Access the new students resources and FAQ page to help get you started!
Undergraduate research opportunities
Access the degree planning resources from our two student associations, the McGill Undergraduate Geography Society (MUGS) and the Student Association of Sustainability, Science and Society (SASSS) for helpful guidance to help you make the best of your time at McGill.
Visit the Student Wellness Hub to learn more about and access services to support your academic success, and physical and mental well-being.