Campus Resources

Campus Resources McDonald Library McGrath Health and Wellness Center Retention and Parent Outreach Psychological Services Center The James A. Glenn Writing Center Career Development Office Center for Adult & Part-Time Students (CAPS) Center for International Education (CIE) Office of International Student Services Office of Multicultural Affairs Center for Academic Computing TRiO, Student Support Services Mathematics Lab Academic Advising Located on 5th floor of Conaton Learning Commons (CLC 514, X3489) Assists undergraduates by helping them plan an educational program which will lead to a major, degree, and/or career Students establish goals and develop educational plans through graduation and beyond Center ensures that every undergraduate student in the 3 colleges has an adademic advisor and understands: - academic policies - registration procedures - core curriculum requirements - requirements in individual majors Undeclared students, Natural Sciences freshmen and pre-OT students are assigned academic advisors in the Center Students meet with advisors a minimum of twice a year Located on 5th floor of Conaton Learning Commons (CLC 530, X3141) and 1st floor of Smith Hall Serves as central career office for the University including employer relations/development, on-campus recruiting, career exploration and employment for students awarded the Federal Work Study Supports major computing labs on campus, located in the Hailstones Building, 2nd floor of CLC, 1st floor of Elet Hall and the Cohen Center (X4860) Help Desk serves as source of support information to assist students and staff in solving technology-related issues and is located on the 3rd floor of CLC Located in Alter Hall (102A, X3355), a full service office for adult students (22 and older) who want to begin or complete an associate's or bachelor's degree Admits, advises and registers undergraduate full- and part-time students Offers free transcript evaluations and special financial assistance - tuition grants are offered to qualified students through Bursar's Office, and a tuition deferral program is accessible to students receiving tuition assistance from their employers Advises and registers all undergraduate non-degree students Located in the Gallagher Student Center (GSC 230, X2864), responsible for internationalization of the campus and curriculum by supporting students, faculty and staff achieve their international goals via the promotion of study, teaching, volunteering and research overseas Comprised of: Office of International Student Services Office of Study Abroad Academic Service Learning Semesters and Intensive English Program (ESL) Located on the 4th floor of the Conaton Learning Commons (CLC 400, X2875), and provides assistance at all stages of the writing process Tutors available to discuss understanding an assignment, generating ideas, drafting, organizing, revising, editing, addressing sentence structure, grammar, punctuation concerns, and documenting sources. Provides assistance in refining resumes and cover letters Does not provide editing or proofreading services, but tutors assist writers in learning how to proofread for their particular pattern of errors and to edit their own work Writing-related references, computers and printers are provided for those who need a quiet place to work; no appointment necessary Located on the 4th floor of the Conaton Learning Commons (CLC 419, X3069), and provides tutoring in mathematics courses from MATH 105 up to and including MATH 171 Offers a place to work on math homework with a tutor available, no appointment necessary Facilities, collections and services of XU Libraries provide access to information resources for research and study in all subject areas Professional librarians are available to assist with research needs, help interpret information, find facts and statistics, and identify libraries (via OhioLink) that have material that Xavier does not own Located at 1714 Cleneay Ave (next to the Cohen Center parking lot, X3022), and offers medical, counseling and other services to the campus community Medical services include primary care, allergy, travel medication, lab, pharmacy, x-ray and other diagnostic services Counseling services are provided by professional psychologists and counselors to assist with a wide range of personal concerns including anxiety, depression, adjustment, relationships, eating disorders, alcohol and drug issues, and family and other problems Located in the Romero International Center in the Gallagher Student Center (230, X2864), and assists international and other students in achieving their educational goals and provides opportunities for growth through cross-cultural interaction Provides orientation, adjustment services, information dissemination, programming activities, and serves as advocate for international and other students Students can obtain assistance with concerns, primarily in scheduled activities, visit with other students, and enjoy coffee every Wednesday afternoon Located in the Gallagher Student Center (280, X3181), and provides direct support to students of color (African American, Hispanic American, Latino/a, Asian American and Native American) Services include advocacy, leadership development and personal advising. Seeks to engage and involve the university community in celebrations, discussions, forums, workshops and interpersonal relationships that help create awareness, appreciation and understanding of racial diversity Located on the west side of campus in the Sycamore House, on Winding Way next to the Schmidt Fieldhouse (X3531), and offers wide range of services to students at no cost Services provided include individual therapy, couples and marital therapy, psychological evaluations, consultation and referral, child and family therapy and group programs Common reasons individuals come to therapy include academic problems, relationships problems, inability to concentrate, depressed feelings, family problems, suicidal thoughts, sexual concerns, grief, eating disorders, and concerns adjusting to college Mission is to develop, plan, coordinate and administer the freshman experience programs that significantly improve the academic and social integration necessary to enhance the quality of the college experience Continues to assist students as they matriculate, from year to year, with programs that provide financial and academic support, social adjustment, and academic advising Goal is to retain and graduate the maximum number of students from each cohort year group Located on 5th floor of the Learning Commons (CLC 514, X3036) Located on 5th floor of the Conaton Learning Commons (CLC 515, X3758) and provides opportunities for academic development, assists students with basic college requirements, and serves to motivate students towards the successful completion of their postsecondary education Students who are first generation, have a documented disability, or meet financial requirements qualify for the program Goal is to increase college retention and graduation rates of its participants and facilitate the process of transition from one level of higher education to the next; all services are free to those who qualify In this module, you will learn about various campus resources that you may encourage your tutees to use. 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