Meet Your COEN Academic Advisors

Education & Experience

Lynn joined the College of Engineering in October of 2011, following a 13-year civil engineering consulting career. She has been active in technical and professional engineering societies, serving as an officer at all chapter and state levels for the Idaho Society of Professional Engineers, and promoting continued professional development for engineers. A committee member since the program begin in 2004, Lynn has served as the Idaho Regional Future City Coordinator since 2010, promoting engineering as a career to middle schools students. As an adjunct faculty, she has taught Boise State’s College of Engineering Introduction to Engineering Lab off and on since fall of 2011. Lynn has coordinated 3 National Science Foundational S-STEM Scholarship programs for the College of Engineering. She has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Gonzaga University, and is a licensed professional engineer in Idaho.

Functional Areas

Lynn is a resource for prospective, new, transfer and continuing students looking for information about major and minor degree programs within the College of Engineering. In particular, she can assist with degree planning, and help answer questions ranging from transfer credits, to specific Boise State University, College of Engineering and Department level academic policies and procedures. As the assigned advisor for all pre-mechanical engineering students, she can help students plan for their admission to upper division. In addition, Lynn provides support and resources to help students develop their academic and career goals, including connecting students to scholarships, study abroad, student organizations, undergraduate research and other opportunities for development outside of the classroom and beyond the major.

Education & Experience

Brice graduated from Syracuse University in 2009 with B.S. degrees in Entrepreneurship & Emerging Enterprises, Marketing, and Anthropology. She completed her M.Ed. in Educational Leadership & Policy at the University of Kansas in 2011. Briceland is particularly interested in the science of learning and helping students identify and plan for future career trajectories.

Functional Areas

Brice is a resource for prospective, new, transfer and continuing students looking for information about the Civil Engineering Program at Boise State.  In particular, she can assist with degree planning, transfer credits, internship searches and application, applying for upper division status, and understanding university policy and procedure. In addition, Briceland can be utilized as a resource on topics related to learning, studying, organization, procrastination, motivation, stress management, and sleep.

Education & Experience

Hayley joined The College of Engineering in June 2021 after enjoying her time working in admissions, advising, and the registrar’s office at her alma mater, The College of Idaho. She begins her academic advising career with Boise State University because students are simply the best part about higher education. She encourages students to get involved in co-curricular opportunities to create tangible connections between their classroom experience and the world around them. Hayley has a B.A. in Literature in English from The College of Idaho and a M.Ed in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University.

Functional Areas

You can also contact Ann about advising questions related to Electrical Engineering or Computer Systems Engineering. Please use this link to schedule an EE or CSE advising appointment with Ann.

For information about the Chickadees, FRC Team 5871, please visit the team website.

To get involved with the Society of Women Engineers club, you can check out their SWE Engage page.

Information about the RAISE Summer Program can be found on the website of the Institute for Inclusive and Transformative Scholarship.