Achieve Your Academic Potential
The Center for Academic Enrichment (CAE) offers many free resources that can help you attain a positive educational experience. Utilizing support services is vital for achieving your academic potential, so engage with CAE.
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File an SOS Referral
Submitting an SOS Referral is a way for faculty and staff to notify the CAE when students are experiencing academic or personal difficulties. The referral will then be triaged and sent to appropriate departments creating a ‘circle of care’ for the student.
While the SOS Referral system is a retention strategy, it is required that professors only use this tool when all other means of contacting the student has been unsuccessful.
Some reasons to file an SOS Referral include when a student:
- Frequently does not attend class
- Lacks engagement
- Earns a low grade and tutoring is recommended
Sophomore Strides
If you’re entering your sophomore year, check out this year-long program. You’ll discover how to identify resources and form a support system to successfully navigate your academic path.
Michelle Boike, Assistant Dean and Director of CIES and Adam Lenehan, Assistant Director, CAE celebrating administrative professionals day.
Students enjoy being served by the Office of Student Success (OSS) staff during the Finals Pancake Event.
Pictured left to right: Michelle Boike, Assistant Dean and Director of CIES; Ann Smith, Assistant Dean of Student Success and Director of Disability Services; and Heather Cote, TRIO SSS Advisor.
Catalyze Coaches Rachel Clennon and Cleo Garza spreading the love at a Valentine’s day event with Adam Lenehan, (Catalyze Lead in the back).
Ann Smith, Assistant Dean of Student Success and Director of Disability Services at a First Year Fridays event waiting for students so she can share all the amazing resources that OSS has to offer.