Student Support Resources
As members of our campus community, we all share the goals of encouraging each student’s academic success and assisting them in completing their program. Your support and willingness to help strengthens not only our students’ individual achievements but contributes to the overall success of our University.
The Student Support Request (formerly Early Alert) allows you to partner with campus professionals to reach out to a student who is struggling with academic or personal difficulties and may be in need of assistance or counseling.
Notify the Student Success Team
If you recognize that a student may be struggling with an academic or personal issue, submit a Student Support Request.
You may refer a student anytime during the trimester. The student’s name will appear on the Student Success Team’s confidential database.
Student Success Team Response:
Step 1 – Discuss options
The student Success Team meets to discuss possible options and the best course of action to assist the student with his/her issue. You may be contacted by the Student Success Team to gain more insight concerning the student and the issue.
Step 2 – Contact the student
The student may be advised to:
- Meet with a faculty member, their program dean, or Student Affairs
- Engage in success coaching
- Meet with a tutor
- Connect with off-campus resources
- Pursue another intervention
Step 3 – Follow-up
The Student Success Team follows up with the student – and may follow up with you, if appropriate.
Questions? Contact:
Contact: studentaffairs@nwhealth.edu.
Available Resources:
- Peer Tutoring – Free to all students. You can schedule directly through the Bookings site.
- StudentLinc Counseling Services – Free and confidential 24/7 support from licensed mental health professionals. Call: 1-888-893-5462 Access the StudentLinc web portal (use code nwhealth to get started).
- Food & Housing Support – Access to the campus food pantry (Club & Org Room), Target gift card program, and assistance with short- or long-term housing resources and tenant rights questions.
- Disability Services – Support with official academic accommodations (extended time, quiet testing space), strategies for testing anxiety, study tools, and other academic challenges.
- Career Services – Support beyond job searches, including identifying core values, reconnecting with your “why,” and clarifying long-term goals when motivation feels low.
- Greenawalt Library – Research and writing support, private study spaces, Writing Resource Guide, Grammarly access, Writing Lab, and ESL resources.