The Case Management Staff in the Dean of Students Office can help connect you to resources around campus, navigate challenging situations, advocate for you during times of emergency to your faculty, and connect you with the Student Affairs Emergency Fund.

While the Case Management Staff can help identify resources around campus that might be helpful, we are unable to book appointments for you or get you in quicker at places like Tuttleman Counseling Services or Disability Resources and Services. However, if you are having challenges connecting with resources, the Case Management staff can help you with this.

During your meeting with a Case Management Staff member, we will discuss your current concerns or a challenging situation you may be experiencing and provide you with support resources that are available on campus.  We are not a mental health provider, however we can connect you with Tuttleman Counseling Services.  You should think of this meeting as a starting point for connections with other resources on campus. 

Of course! If you are concerned about a friend, please refer them to us. Please note that we won’t be able to share specifics of our follow-up/intervention, but will confirm receipt of your referral.

While we don’t automatically share referral source information, we can’t promise 100% anonymity. Through conversation with a student, often the source of the referral becomes apparent or may be questioned. If this is the case, the student will know the source of the referral. While this may be a concern, full disclosure aids in the health, safety, and transparency for the student involved. If you have additional concerns regarding confidentiality, please contact us.

Absence Notification

If you are experiencing a medical emergency or have lost a loved one and need faculty notification regarding absences, we can assist. Please fill out the form here selecting Absence Notification. Once we collect this info, we will outreach to your faculty, ccing you on this and request flexibility on your behalf. Please note that this is just a notification and a request for flexibility, the decision is ultimately up to your faculty. When you are ready, you should connect directly back with faculty to discuss missed work. 

Student Affairs Emergency Fund

Please fill out the form here selecting Student Affairs Emergency Fund if you are in need of emergency funding. Some examples of what a student might apply for are; textbooks, medicine, a fire, unforeseen emergency, etc. Please note this fund can’t be used for tuition.

No. Please contact Student Financial Services for questions regarding tuition and aid. Their contact information can be found here.

No. Please connect directly with your academic advising unit and/or the Dean’s Office located within your school/college.  If you need assistance determining where your academic advising office is located or who your college dean is, please let us know. If you aren’t sure if your concern is considered “academic”, please let us know and we will help you navigate next steps!