Representative Appointment Information

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Lifting as We Climb

Transfer begins with a conversation. Whether you're meeting with a counselor to plan your academic path or speaking with a university representative to explore your next destination, each appointment helps you move forward with clarity and purpose.

These conversations are designed to guide your next steps鈥攏ot just answer questions. As you gain direction and confidence in your transfer journey, you also help open doors for others who will follow.

At Napa Valley College, we lift as we climb鈥攐ne conversation, one student, one transfer goal at a time.

General Counseling

Meeting with a counselor is one of the best ways to stay on track for transfer. Counselors can help you develop an educational plan, understand transfer requirements, select courses, and explore university options that align with your goals. Students are encouraged to meet with a counselor regularly, especially before registration and when preparing to transfer.

You can self-schedule counseling appointments online or connect with our front office for assistance. Appointments are conducted in-person, online, or by phone.

The Transfer Center provides non-academic transfer support and resources. For assistance with transfer planning, course selection, and ensuring you are meeting transfer requirements, please meet with a counselor through the General Counseling Department. Use the link below to schedule an appointment.

College and University Representatives

Connect directly with admissions representatives from colleges and universities to learn more about transferring. Representatives can answer questions about admissions requirements, majors, campus life, financial aid, scholarships, housing, and other campus-specific opportunities.

Students are encouraged to meet with representatives early in the transfer process and again as they prepare to apply. These appointments can help you compare universities, learn about transfer programs, and make informed decisions about your next steps.

Don't see the College/University that you are interested in when you make an appointment? Email mhinchcliff@napavalley.edu and we will obtain the requested information for you.

Appointments:

UC appointments: Complete yourprofile before meeting with a UC representative.
CSU appointments: Create your account before meeting with a CSU representative.

Please have your username and password ready.

School	Contact	Email
ArtCenter College of Design	Bryan Green	bryan.green@artcenter.edu
Cal Poly Humboldt	Sophie Stringer	sophie.stringer@humboldt.edu
CSU East Bay	Sarah Delgado	Sarah.delgado@csueastbay.edu
CSU Fullerton	Transfer Peer Advisors	transfer@fullerton.edu
Lewis & Clark College	Hollie Elliott	helliott@lclark.edu
National University	Tashika Floyd	tfloyd2@nu.edu
Sacramento State	Mitzi Felix	mitzi.felix@csus.edu
San Diego State University	Julie Alayza	jalayza@sdsu.edu
San Francisco Bay University	Zahra Soltani	zahra.soltani@sfbu.edu
San Francisco State University	Shelby Baizar	sbaizar@sfsu.edu
Simpson University	Marjorie Kennedy	mkennedy@simpsonu.edu
Sonoma State University	Cassandra Garcia	Garciacass@sonoma.edu
Southern New Hampshire University	Monica Glover	m.glover@snhu.edu
UC Davis	Pamela Blanco	parueca@ucdavis.edu
UC Merced	Marve Eggleston	meggleston@ucmerced.edu
UC San Diego	Hannah Lee	hal250@ucsd.edu
UC Santa Barbara	Admissions	admission@ucsb.edu
UC Santa Cruz	Thomas Mendoza	tvmendoz@ucsc.edu
University of Nevada, Reno	Stephani Price	prices@unr.edu
University of San Francisco	Qianyi Loo	qloo2@usfca.edu
University of Utah	Kory Yueh	kory.yueh@utah.edu
Western Governors University	Dr. Kimberly Ellis	Kimberly.Ellis@wgu.edu

Once you make an appointment, here are some helpful questions to get you going.

Am I taking the right courses for my transfer goal and major?
What classes should I take next semester?
Am I meeting CSU, UC, or private university transfer requirements?
How competitive is my intended major, and are there additional requirements I should complete?
What GPA should I aim for to be a competitive transfer applicant?
Are there transfer admission guarantees or special transfer programs I should consider?
When should I apply for transfer, and what deadlines should I know?
Are there universities that would be a good fit for my academic and career goals?
What should I do now to stay on track for transfer?

Is my major offered, and how competitive is it?
What financial aid and scholarship opportunities are available?
What is campus life like?
What support services are available for students?
What housing options are available?
What internship and career opportunities do students have?
What advice do you have for transfer applicants?
What happens if I am not admitted to my first-choice major?

Reference Information

Transfer Contact Directory

The list below includes transfer contacts for many of the colleges and universities most commonly attended by NVC students. Some institutions assign advisors based on major, program, athletics, geographic region, or other factors. If a specific contact is listed, students are encouraged to reach out directly.

College and University Representative Contact List 2026-2027

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of transfer destinations, but it represents many of the institutions that NVC students commonly consider. For more information regarding 4-year enrollment, please see our Transfer Data page.

Information for Representatives

If you are a college/university transfer representative, here is the to ConexED for your appointments.

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