Where/Who Should I Go To For Help?

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What should you do if you're confused about your history homework after reviewing the textbook? Options: Ask a librarian, Keep reviewing the textbook, The Academic Support & Enrichment Center / Tutoring Services, The Foy Fitness Center

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The Academic Support & Enrichment Center / Tutoring Services

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You’ve been feeling down for a few weeks, you’ve lost interest in classes, sleep is weird, and you’re not sure if this is “normal” freshman adjustment or something more. Who should you reach out to?

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The Student Counseling Services

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You use a wheelchair or have a learning difference, and you’re concerned you won’t be able to get accommodations for exams, lectures, or campus services.

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The Disability Student Success Center

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In a group project where some members aren’t pulling their weight and deadlines are approaching, who should you talk to for help?

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Your Course Instructor

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You want to start a new student club or get involved with campus leadership, but you don’t know the rules, funding, or how to start. Who should you consult?

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The Student Organization Council

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You missed an exam because your car broke down, you lost your wallet, or you had a family emergency — you worry about how to catch up, or ask your professor for help.

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The Community Care and Standards office

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You’ve been injured playing intramural sports, or you’re having a recurring health issue — but you’re not sure where to go, how to get help, or what your insurance will cover.

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Boyd Health Services

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You have limited grocery money, you skipped meals often, and you’re worried about your nutrition and ability to focus on class. What should you consider?

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The S.O.S. Food Pantry

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You’ve got a paper due in a writing-intensive class, you’re unsure how to structure it, cite sources, and you’re nervous about your grade. Who can help you?

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The Writing Center