Stellic offers a scheduling feature that can be used by students to book Academic Advising appointments
Advisors are encouraged to connect their Outlook calendar and create "Time blocks" of availability for advising appointments. By connecting Outlook, appointment availability is based off the advisor’s availability in Outlook and the parameters set in the time block.
With Appointments, advisors can record meeting attendance and post their notes directly to the student's Notes tab.
Students select the time and date that works best and schedule their advising appointment based off of their advisors available meeting times.
Quick links to training topics:
| Calendar Connection | Time Blocks | Time Block Editor |
| Manage Appointments | Appointment Reporting | Activate Time Block |
| Past Appointments | Scheduling & Sharing |
Appointments Tutorial
Connecting your Outlook calendar to Stellic Appointments allows Stellic to check your existing calendar events to prevent time conflicts and avoid double booking. The calendar connection will add appointments scheduled by students to your calendar. To access this tool, click on Appointments link from the navigation menu.
Click the Connect Calendar button.

Sign in to outlook with your UNK credentials when prompted. Review the permission request for Stellic to:
View and edit events on your calendars
See the calendars you have subscribed to
Click Authorize to grant permissions
Under Configuration, check your calendar for conflicts. "Calendar" is the name of your personal Outlook calendar.
You can enable from a calendar if appointments are automatically added
You can update whether meetings show as Busy or Free

To use appointment scheduling in Stellic, a time block will need to be created and activated. A time block defines the rules and availability for appointments that can be scheduled. Students can only schedule appointments with advisors who meet two criteria:





Note: there is no need to click on the Schedule button as students will be initiating the appointments.
Use the filters to only see appointments within a specific date range, appointment location, and more.
A side bar will display where advisors can review meeting and student details. In this sidebar the meeting minutes can be saved and added. Advisors can choose to tag courses, instructors, add attachments and choose whether to make the note visible to all or limit it to the student.
Managing Appointments from the Advisor Home


Managing Past Appointments

Appointment Reporting:
Export appointment information into a CSV by clicking Generate Report and then identifying which columns you'd like included in the CSV download.
Click on Appointment data to select what range of data such as date, time, student name, descriptions, status etc to be included.

For reference, the steps below are how students will schedule their advising appointments.
Students can access advising appointment scheduling from the Appointments section of their Home, or from the Advisor tiles located on their Student Profile

After clicking “Schedule Appointment” a popup page will display for the student to select the host.

Next the student will see appointment dates and times that are available to them. The available times and dates are determined by student class schedule and advisor availability as indicated in their created time block. Advisor availability is also determined by any conflicting items on their Outlook calendar.

After the student selects a date and time, they will have an opportunity to fill out the invitee questions.

Appointment Confirmation

When a student schedules an advising appointment, based on the communication settings in the time block, the appointment Host/Advisor as well as the student will receive an email confirmation.
Students can review upcoming and past appointment details from the Home dashboard. And notes, instructions and past meeting minutes can be found in the appointment details.
Reminder: Once academic advising appointments occur, remember to mark their attendance and remove the student's advising hold in MyBlue.