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Diane Somerday
Coordinator of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies208 Senior Hall Office 123, Cheney, WA 99004Phone: 509.359.6482Fax: 509.359.6475Email: dsomerday@ewu.eduDiane is a first generation college graduate. She completed both her BASW and MSW at Eastern and was an academic advisor for the School of Social Work's BASW program for 11 years. She also taught Intro to Social Work and was a past Faculty Field Instructor, supervising students in practicum. Diane started her 12th year at EWU as of October 2010, and is now the Coordinator of Graduate & Undergraduate Studies for The College of Social & Behavioral Sciences and Social Work. She advises undergraduate and graduate students, focusing on issues relating to program requirements. She develops relationships with students to help them navigate the academic system. Students who seek out advisors often find the unforeseen bumps and gullies easier to manage. Diane is skilled at helping students make decisions and assume responsibility for their academic outcome. She has worked with hundreds of students and to this day considers it an honor to be part of each academic journey.
