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Referrals, Resources and Recommendations for At Risk Students

APSU Resources

(1)    Academic Support Center, 124 Marks, 931-221-6550

(http://www.apsu.edu/academic-support-center/)

(2)   Classroom Resources

  • Instructor
  • Classmates
    • Study Partner
    • Study Group

(3)   Academic Department Resources

  • Department Tutoring
    • Some Academic Departments offer tutoring within their departments
      • Ask departmental faculty or check in departmental offices for more information.
      • Check departmental bulletin boards
  • Individual tutors
    • Ask faculty member or check in departmental office
    • Check bulletin boards around campus or  place on request on bulletin boards. Students may have to pay for individual tutors
    • Check within social or academic organizations
  • Mentor
    • Ask academic advisor

(4)    APSU 1000

  •  Instructor
  • Peer Mentor

(5)   Computer Help Desk   (931-221-4357; Basement of Browning Building)

  • Any computer Issues 

(6)   Multimedia Lab  (931-221-6625)

  • D2L questions

(7)   Office of Financial Aid (931-221-7907; 216 Ellington)

  • First place to go to when having financial issues
  • Always refer students; don’t try to answer yourself
  • If considering dropping a course or withdrawing from school, students receiving financial aid must talk with Financial Aid Office
    • May have to pay money back
    • May affect future financial aid0

(8)  Dean of Students (Dr. Gregory Singleton, 931-221-7005; MUC 206D)

  • Student loans (limited funds)
  • Emergency withdrawal from University

(9)  Office of Housing and Residence Life (931- 221-7444; 121 Miller)

  • Roommate and situational problems
  • Talk with Housing before withdrawing from course or school – must be full time (12 semester hours) to live in campus housing

(10) P.A.S.S. (Promoting Academic Student Success) Program

  • Instructor
  • PASS Ambassador 

(11)   TRIO Program (First Generation College Students)

  • Academic Counseling
  • Individual tutoring

(12)   Office of Career Services (931) 221-6544; 210 MUC)

  • Information of college majors
  • Job/Career Information

(13)  Student Counseling Services (931-221-6162; 202 Ellington)

Offers confidential personal counseling sessions and workshops to all APSU students including the following:

  • Adjustment to college concerns
  • Depression or anxiety
  • Relationship issues
  • Family of origin issues
  • Study skills
  • Sexuality
  • Low self-esteem
  • Military life issues
  • Deployment stress
  • Difficulties with significant others

 

(14) Student Health Services  (931- 221-7107; 104 Ellington)

  • Free medical care (May be small fee for certain medical tests)

 (15)  Office of Disability Services (931- 221-6230; Morgan University Center, Room 114)

  •  Assists students with documented disabilities receive accommodations to aid in their academic progress

(16)   Cultural Centers

  • African American Cultural Center (931-221-7986, CL 120)
  • Hispanic Cultural Center (931-221-6645, MUC 213)
  • APSU Military Student Center (931-221-1685, 120 MUC)
  • Non Traditional Student Center (coming soon)

 

 

 

 

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