The Dean has a wide range of duties relating to the School's graduate community. He is available to any graduate student who wishes to discuss academic or personal issues. The Dean works closely with members of academic staff, including Supervisors, Programme Directors, Heads of Department, and with other support services across the School, such as the Disability and Wellbeing Service and the Teaching and Learning Centre, to help maximise graduates' learning potential and enhance the student experience. The Dean will see students during his office hours which are published outside the Deans' Office, OLD 2.04, on the second floor of the Old Building. Appointments can be made through the Executive Assistant to the Deans, Debra Ogden d.ogden@lse.ac.uk |.

Dean of Undergraduate Studies

Dr Jan Stockdale
ug.dean@lse.ac.uk|
+44 (0) 20 7955 7058

The Dean has a wide range of duties relating to the School's undergraduate community. She is available to any undergraduate student who wishes to discuss academic or personal issues. The Dean also works closely with members of academic staff, including Academic Advisers and Departmental Tutors, and with other support services across the School, such as the Disability and Wellbeing Service and the Teaching and Learning Centre, to help maximise undergraduates' learning potential and enhance the student experience. The Dean will see students by appointment during her office hours which are published outside the Deans' Office, OLD 2.04, on the second floor of the Old Building. Appointments can be made through the Executive Assistant to the Deans, Debra Ogden d.ogden@lse.ac.uk|.

Associate Dean, General Course

Mark Hoffman
OLD 2.02
Gc.dean@lse.ac.uk|
+44 (0) 20 7955 5197

The Associate Dean has responsibility for all matters relating to those students attending LSE for one year via the General Course programme. He is available to see any General Course student who wishes to raise any problem, academic or otherwise, including course selection, credit transfers to home universities, and accommodation issues. In particular, he is available to counsel individual students who may be encountering difficulty adjusting to the academic life at LSE. He is also able to provide advice to the General Course students wishing to transfer and complete their degree at LSE. The Associate Dean will see students by appointment or during his open office hours as published outside his office.

Adviser to Women Students

Dr Shani Orgad
STC.110
s.s.orgad@lse.ac.uk|
+44 (0) 20 7955 6493

The Adviser is available to discuss issues of concern to women students in the School and to offer advice and support to women students with personal problems.

Adviser to Male Students

Dr Jonathan Hopkin
CON.519
j.r.hopkin@lse.ac.uk|
+44 (0) 20 7955 6535

The Adviser is available to discuss issues of concern to male students and provides a confidential point of contact.

Adviser to Students with Disabilities

Ms Nicola Martin
OLD G.23
+44 (0) 20 7955 6034

The Adviser provides a first point of contact for students and can give advice and information about disability issues. The Neurodiversity Services Manager provides advice, advocacy and support for students with dyslexia, according to individual needs.

The Disability Consultative Forum meets once a term and provides an opportunity to discuss disability issues at LSE. It is chaired by the Dean of Graduate Studies and attended by staff from around the School. All students with a disability, special needs or dyslexia are welcome to attend. Contact the Adviser if you are interested in attending or would like to suggest agenda items.

For full details of School facilities please see the Information for students with disabilities booklet or website|.