As we move towards the completion of the fall semester students face a plethora of emotions. These emotions run the gamut, from the stress of upcoming finals, to the prospect of not receiving the grade they set out to earn, to family issues or to the excitement of having a month away from studies. The Dean of Students Office encourages faculty, staff and peers to help their students/friends who find themselves overwhelmed during this time by directing them to campus resources geared at helping students facing these issues. The following resources are available to help students succeed when facing challenging situations.

• Program Coordinator for Student Assistance & Advocacy - Erin Good works to assist students facing complex issues and crisis
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - offers psychological counseling and psychiatric services to students to help them cope with personal problems so that they can successfully achieve their educational goals.
• Friend 2 Friend – Campus Health’s website which provides students a place to get information and advice that they can use to help a friend who might be experiencing problems. 
• the Think Tank - home of the Writing Center, Math and Science tutoring, Spanish tutoring, weekly course reviews, Supplemental Instruction, and Peer Mentoring.