Division of Social Sciences
socialsciadvising@uoregon.edu
Majors: Economics, General Social Science, History, Indigenous Race and Ethnic Studies, Native American and Indigenous Studies, Political Science, Sociology, Women Gender and Sexuality Studies
Minors: Black Studies, Commerce and Society, Criminology, Economics, History, Indigenous Race and Ethnic Studies, Latinx Studies, Native American and Indigenous Studies, Political Science, Queer Studies, Sociology, Women Gender and Sexuality Studies
Bil Morrill
Bil is the Assistant Director for College and Career Advising and for Advising Technology. He has worked at the University of Oregon since 2003 and received his Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and his Master of Science in Counseling, both from the University of Oregon. He spends most of his free time at Cottage Theatre, stage managing & directing shows there. When he can, he loves to travel with his wife, Julia, the Director of Basic Needs here at UO, and they both love visiting their three children and their three grandchildren.
Rebecca graduated from the University of Oregon in 2017 with a BA in Women and Gender Studies and a minor in PPPM. As a first-generation college student, Rebecca was very involved on campus in student jobs, clubs, research, and activism. They completed two years of graduate coursework in College Student Services Administration and University and College Teaching at Oregon State University in 2020. Prior to this role, they have served as an Academic Advisor, Staff Instructor, Resident Director, and Admissions Counselor at various institutions. Rebecca enjoys advising social science majors and is passionate about supporting underrepresented and marginalized students. Rebecca is a lifelong Duck fan and has fond memories of going to Mac Court with their Dad as a kid to cheer on the UO volleyball and basketball teams. Outside of work, they are passionate about growing food, public libraries, volunteering, hiking, and spending time with their partner and community.
Sarah Lambert
Sarah has been advising students within Tykeson College and Career Advising since June 2021.After growing up in South Florida, Sarah earned a B.A. in Spanish and Linguistics (2015) from the University of Florida, as well as an M.S. in Student Affairs in Higher Education (2018) from Miami University with a dual emphasis in Student Development Theory and Diversity, Equity, & Culture. After working in the Midwest for a few years, they joined UO and the Tykeson team in 2021, where they also serve on the Latinx Strategies Group. They love living in the Pacific Northwest and spend their free time hiking, reading, and cuddling their sweet pit bull Freyja.
Jessica Lovell
Originally from South Florida, Jessica moved to Eugene in the summer of 2023 to advance her career at the University of Oregon. She earned a B.A. in Psychology from Florida International University in 2015 and an M.A. in Counselor Education from the University of Central Florida in 2018. Jessica began her advising journey in 2021, advising Arts & Philosophy students at Miami-Dade Community College as a career change from middle-school counseling. In her free time, Jessica enjoys traveling, hiking, going on national parks trips with her brother, nature photography, scrapbooking, watching Disney movies, and reading.
Lexi Milton
Lexi has spent most of her life in Eugene but has also lived in Washington and California. She holds a B.A. in English and Writing from Eastern Oregon University and is an alum of the University of Oregon Marching Band. Lexi provided IT support at Lane Community College and UC San Diego for seven years before transitioning to a career in academic advising. When she is not working, she enjoys writing, dancing, hanging out with her cat, and watching as many movies as possible.
Sam Smith
Sam has a BA in English and Economics from the University of Georgia, and an MA and PhD in English and American Literature from Washington University in St. Louis. If you have a minute, he would love to talk to you about his dissertation, Modernist Amateur Economists, which he defended in 2021. Sam has a background in career advising, a perspective that helps inform his academic advising at every stage. Outside of the office, Sam loves playing hobby board games, reading fiction and poetry, playing and watching basketball, and enjoying the outdoors.
Majors: Anthropology, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Geography, Linguistics, Psychology, Spatial Data Science & Technology Minors: Anthropology, Environmental Studies, Forensic Anthropology, Psychology, Geography, Linguistics, Climate Studies, Environmental Humanities, Interdisciplinary Cognitive Science : Anthropology, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Geography, Linguistics, Psychology, Spatial Data Science & Technology
Minors: Anthropology, Environmental Studies, Forensic Anthropology, Psychology, Geography, Linguistics, Climate Studies, Environmental Humanities, Interdisciplinary Cognitive Science
Kim Marshel [kim mahr-shull]
Kim Marshel is the Assistant Director for College & Career Advising. She has worked at the University of Oregon since 2019 and has nearly 18 years of educational leadership experience. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology, Certificate in Women’s Studies and a Master’s degree in Educational Policy from Portland State University. As a former student-athlete, she understands how difficult finding balance can be when managing multiple roles and enjoys helping students put the puzzle of college life together in a way that gives them the confidence and support needed to know they can accomplish great things. When not working with students, Kim enjoys being outdoors hiking, biking, skiing, playing soccer, or anything that provides an adrenaline rush.
Jake Ryan earned a Bachelor of Arts from the Planning, Public Policy, and Management School at the University of Oregon in Spring of 2022. What Jake Ryan enjoys most about working with TCCA is the ability to help students navigate their way through their time here at the UO so they are on the best path possible. A native Texan; when not at work, Jake Ryan can be seen biking around town, exploring local eateries, or hitting up a jazz club.
Kaylee Clarke
Kaylee grew up in Alaska, gaining a B.A. degree in Psychology with a minor in Children’s Mental Health at the University of Alaska Anchorage. She found her passion in Academic Advising while working with Alaskan Native high school students pursuing STEM degrees to better participate in work happening on their land. She values aiding students in navigating their education holistically and acknowledging their needs, wants, and wins both in and outside of the classroom. Through a winding career pathway involving becoming the principal of an accelerated high school to working at Walt Disney World, she eventually found her way to the University of Oregon with her wife and dog. Outside of work, she spends most of her time crocheting and pursuing other crafty interests while enjoying all the puppy snuggles she can get.
Ellen Fields
Ellen Fields is an Academic and Career Advisor who focuses on Social Science disciplines exploring how humans and environments interact. Ellen holds a B.A. in Psychology and Spanish from the University of Oregon (Go Ducks!) and an M.A. in Professional Mental Health Counseling from Lewis and Clark College. She has a career background in early childhood intervention and education as well as various roles supporting the mental health of children and families with non-profit organizations. Ellen is passionate about supporting students in their life-long personal, emotional, and professional development through academics and career exploration. Outside of work, Ellen enjoys spending time in her homegrown pumpkin patch, visiting family on the Oregon Coast, entertaining her labradoodle, and exploring the Eugene/Springfield area by bike.
Jennifer Greenlaw
Jennifer is an Academic and Career Advisor who focuses on the Social Science disciplines. Jennifer has a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Linguistics from University of California, Santa Barbara, as well as a M.S. in Speech Language Pathology from Boston University. Jennifer has a passion for supporting students across their lifespans – from helping students communicate and find their voice to discovering their interests and values. In her free time, you can catch Jennifer out in nature: whether that be hiking, skiing, riding her bike, or exploring lakes and reservoirs on her paddle board. She also loves trying new food places, playing board games, crocheting, and hanging out with her husband and cuddly dog, Cooper.
Sarah Harder
Hailing from South Florida, Sarah has a BA in English and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of South Florida, with a specialization in poetry. She has worked as a university instructor, teaching a variety of English classes, from Creative Writing to Technical Writing courses. As a Social Studies advisor, Sarah is passionate about creating a welcoming and collaborative environment where all students can feel safe and supported. When not geeking out about the newest poetry publications, she enjoys baking, crocheting, and all things outdoors—and loves to hear about your favorite local hikes!