VII.StudentSuccessPrograms
TheOfficeofStudentSuccessexiststosupportstudentsastheyworktofulfill
their individual, academic and professional potential by providing
developmentally appropriate resources. Through collaboration with faculty,
staffandalumni,weworktocreateasupportiveandchallengingenvironment
wherestudentscandeveloptheconfidence,competenceandresponsibilityto
achievetheirgoals.
StudentSuccessprovidesthreeareasofessentialservicesoncampusincluding
Academic Services, Disability Services and Career Services. Student Success is
located in the Student Services building between the Wallace Student Center
andCarterGym.
AcademicServices
Student Success helps students demonstrate their active participation in the
learning process through appropriate help-seeking behaviors, commitment to
meetingrigorousstandards,andacademicskilldevelopment.Allstudentsare
encouraged to take advantage of services in order to achieve their best
possibleacademicperformance.
• CUTutoringCenter
Studentscandropinorscheduleanappointmenttoworkone-on-oneorin
smallgroupswithatutorforassistancewithmanycourses.Tutoring
schedulesarepostedonthewebsiteeachsemester.
• PeerTutoring
IfastudentneedsassistancewithacoursethatisnotofferedintheCU
TutoringCenter,theymayrequestatutortomeetwithindividually.The
requestformislocatedonline.(Seelinkbelow.)
• CUWritingCenter
Studentsmaybringanypaperforanycourseandatrainedwritingcoach
willreviewtheirworkandoffersuggestionsandassistancetoimprovethe
paper.
• GroupReviewSessions
Many course instructors will arrange for review sessions to cover course
material, or to prepare for an exam. Times and locations will be
announcedinclass.
• SupplementalInstruction(SI)
SI is a program featuring peer- led collaborative study sessions and is
offered for some of Campbell’s most challenging classes. Times and
locationsofSIsessionswillbeannouncedinclass.
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AcademicCoaching
Academiccoacheshelpstudentsgaininsightneededtoaffirmandimprove
academic strengths and weaknesses in areas such as study skills, note
taking, time management, test anxiety and more. Visit our office to
scheduleanappointment.
FurtherInformation
Forthemostup-to-dateinformationaboutschedules,offeringsandlocations,
please visit http://www.campbell.edu/student-services/student-supportservices/academic-success-center/.
DisabilityServices
In accordance with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with
Disabilities Act of 1990 and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, Campbell
University does not condone or permit discrimination against qualified
applicantsandstudentswithdisabilitiesinitseducationalprograms,activities,
services, and practices. Reasonable accommodations to known disabilities of
otherwise qualified applicants for admission will be made in such areas as
application procedures, admissions, course assignments, testing and
housing.However,itisimportanttonotethefollowing:
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The Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits university personnel from
requesting information from students or parents about
disabilities.Therefore,itisthestudent’sresponsibilitytomakehisorher
need for assistance known to the University. The Director of Access and
Outreachispleasedtoassiststudentswithdisabilitiesincoordinatingthe
University’s response to their needs for assistance when requested to do
so.
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All studentsare expected and required to meetthesamebasic academic
andbehavioralstandards.Thesestandardsaredescribedincoursesyllabi,
TheUniversityBulletin,theUniversity’sStatementofPurposeandCodeof
Honor,theAcademicHonorCodeandtheStudentCodeofConduct.
Campbell University recognizes its responsibility to accommodate the special
needsofotherwisequalifiedstudentswithdisabilities.However,studentsand
parents should be aware that the transition from high school to college
involvesthestudentacceptingasignificantlyincreaseddegreeofresponsibility
for determining and documenting the need for accommodations and bringing
thatinformationtotheattentionofteachersandadministrators.
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Documentation
To ensure that reasonable and appropriate services and accommodations are
provided to students with disabilities, students requesting such
accommodations and services must provide current documentation of their
disability. Such documentation generally must include all the following and
more specific information is available from the Director of Access and
Outreach:
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a clear diagnostic statement of the disability prepared by a licensed
professional
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adescriptionofthemannerinwhichthedisabilitylimitsthestudentina
specifiedmajorlifeactivity,andtheseverityofthelimitation.
Accommodations
Campbell University will make every effort to provide reasonable
accommodations appropriate for the documented needs of the
student. Among these are extended time for tests/examinations, certain
course substitutions, preferential seating in class, note-takers, peer tutors,
isolated/separateroomtesting,oraltesting,permissiontorecordlectures,and
alternateformattextbooks.Studentsrequestingaccommodationofdisabilities
are asked to contact and present current documentation to the Director of
Access and Outreach in person, or by phone at (910) 814-4634. Appropriate
accommodationswillbemadeknowntothosefacultymembersdesignatedby
thestudent.Additionaland/ormorecurrentinformationmayberequested.
Please note that in the interest of privacy, the student must request each
semesterthatinformationconcerninghis/heraccommodationsbeprovidedto
specific members of the faculty. Faculty members not designated by the
studentwillnotbeinformed.
Grievances
Studentswhofeelthatreasonableaccommodationhasnotbeenmadefortheir
disabilities should address their grievances to the Dean of Students in
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writing. The Dean will arrange meetings and hearings with concerned parties
as necessary to resolve the issue. If the matter cannot be satisfactorily
resolvedinthismanner,itwillbereferredtotheVicePresidentforStudentLife
ortheProvostasappropriate.
FurtherInformation
More specific information can be found in the “Student Guide to Accessing
DisabilityServices”availableherewww.campbell.edu/success.
CareerServices
Career Services seeks to assist students in understanding the essential skills
neededtosuccessfullynavigatethejobmarketandtoprogressintheirchosen
profession. Campbell University is a member of state, regional and national
careerservicesassociations,andourstaffoperatesunderNACEGuidelinesfor
ProfessionalStandards.
Career Services provides tools for the examination of career-related interests
and individual strengths and values. Students uncertain about their major or
exploringtheiracademicandcareeroptionsmaymakeanappointmenttotake
avarietyofassessmentsusingTypeFocus.Thistest,inadditiontoone-on-one
discussionswithCareerServicesstaffcanbeatoolindeterminingappropriate
careerandacademicpaths.
Manyresourcesarealsoavailabletostudentsonline.Forexample,WhatCanI
DoWithThisMajor?helpsstudentsexplorepotentialacademicprogramsand
howtheyareconnectedtospecificfields.Inaddition,CollegeCentralNetwork
linksstudentstoemployersbyprovidingaweb-basedjobboardwithpostings
exclusivetoCampbellUniversitystudentsandalumni.
Career Services regularly hosts workshops and programs related to career
readiness, such as résumé preparation, interview skills and exploring career
andcalling.Inaddition,studentsareencouragedtoattendeventssuchasthe
Spring Career and Professional Fair beginning their first year on campus in
ordertostartresearchinginternshipandemploymentopportunities.Students
should also take advantage of services such as mock interviews and résumé
reviewstohelpgivethemacompetitiveedgeintheworkforce.
FurtherInformation
FormoreinformationaboutCareerServices,call(910)814-5707orcheckout
thewebsiteathttp://www.campbell.edu/student-services/career-services/.
CounselingServices
Counseling Services is located on Pope Street behind Moe’s Southwest Grill,
and is staffed by one full-time mental health professional (Director of
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Counseling Services), a part-time mental health professional (Assistant
Director), and a Graduate Assistant. Students are seen by appointment, and
appointments are scheduled by Counseling Services’ Graduate Assistant at
extension5709.
Undergraduate students (who are enrolled currently for full-time hours) are
eligible for services. Graduate and professional students are not eligible for
services in our office, but are served by Dr. Dan Marlowe, Director of
Behavioral Health for the School of Osteopathic Medicine. Graduate and
professional students interested in scheduling an appointment with Dr.
[email protected].
Personal counseling can include assisting you in clarifying goals and finding
solutions to problems through careful listening, guiding self-exploration, and
suggesting new perspectives for consideration. The focus of Counseling
Servicesistoprovidestudentswithshort-termcounselingandmanystudents’
concernsandproblemscanbeaddressedinfourtosixsessions.Servicesare
provided free of charge. If a student is in need of more intensive treatment,
he/she will be referred out to a local private provider (at the student’s
expense).
Counseling Servicessubscribes to the Ethical Standards of our mental health
licensureorganizations(i.e.,AmericanPsychologicalAssociation,theAmerican
CounselingAssociation),aswellastheprofessionallawsoftheStateofNorth
Carolina. Adherence to these standards ensures the confidentiality of all
counselingand assessment services. Information that you share with
Counseling Services staff and your therapist’s record of her work with you is
confidential.TheserecordsbelongtoCounselingServicesandareNOTpartof
your academic records. This means that the information will not be shared
withyourfamily,UniversityPersonnel,students,orothersunless:(1)yougive
prior written authorization, (2) if, in your counselor’s opinion, you are a clear
dangertoselforothers,(3)NorthCarolinalawrequires,asinthecaseofthe
presence of child or elderly abuse, or (4) court-ordered disclosures. In such
cases,theCounseloractsonbehalfofthestudentconsistentwithsafetyneeds
andStatelaws.AstudentmaywanttheirCounselortospeakwithaprofessor,
other university official, family member, or someone else. This is gladly done
withthatstudent'swrittenconsent.
Students may elect to pursue Pastoral Counseling from the Campus Minister,
whose office is located on the second floor of the Wallace Student
Center.Appointmentsmaybemadebycalling(910)893-1548/1547.
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Sexual Harassment, Sexual Exploitation, Non-Consensual Sexual Acts, and
Sexual Misconduct: Please note Counseling Services and Campus Ministry are
campus offices through whom members of the campus community may seek
confidential guidance and support. These resources may be consulted at any
time in the process, including prior to making an official report. Because
contentofdiscussionswithconfidentialresourcesisnotreportedtoanofficeof
record,suchdiscussionsdonotserveasnoticetotheUniversitytoaddressthe
allegeddiscriminationorharassment.Thatis,CounselingServicesandCampus
Ministry offices are exempt from mandated reporting of sexual harassment,
sexual exploitation, non-consensual sexual acts and sexual misconduct to the
University. Information will be released to the University only upon written
permissionfromtheindividual.
EmergencyInformation
CounselingServicesprovidescrisisinterventionduringouroperatinghoursonly
(not evenings or weekends). Call (910) 814-5709 or come to our office and
make it clear that you are in crisis. Every effort will be made to respond as
soonaspossible.Ifyouareexperiencingsuicidalthoughts/actionsorhavea
plan to harm yourself, from campus dial x1911 for Campus Safety
immediately, or from elsewhere dial 911, or present to the nearest hospital
immediately for assistance. If you are experiencing another type of
psychological emergency (emotional crisis) after our office hours, please
contact Campus Safetyx1911, Residence Life Staff, and/or contact a crisis line
(see #s below). If you reside off of campus, please call 911 for emergency
situations.
CrisisLineNumbers(alloperate24hoursaday):
• SexualAssault&FamilyEmergency(S.A.F.E.)–SAFEisthelocalrapecrisis
and domestic violence center, and provides crisis intervention for victims
ofrapeandrelationshipviolence.SAFEmaintainsahotlineavailable24/7:
(910)893-7233.http://www.safeofhc.org/
• InterAct–Providesservicestovictimsandsurvivorsofdomesticviolence
and sexual assault. InterAct maintains a hotline 24/7 and provides
counselingandsupportiveservices.www.interactofwake.org.
• 24-hour Crisis Lines: Domestic Violence – (919) 828-7740; Rape/Sexual
Assault–(919)828-3005.
• InterAct’sSolaceCenter–Providesservices24/7tosurvivorsofrapeand
sexual assault including comprehensive, expert, compassionate nursing
and forensic care, along with advocacy and support services. Solace
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Centervolunteersandstaffareavailable24/7andcanbereachedat(919)828-3067. Solace Center is located at 1012 Oberlin Road, Suite 100,
Raleigh,NC27605.
National Sexual Assault Hotline – offers free, confidential counseling, 24
hoursaday.http://www.rainn.org/:1-800-656-HOPE
NationalSuicideHotline:1-800-273-TALK
(www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org)
NationalHopeline:1-800-442-HOPE(http://www.hopeline.com/)
DaymarkRecoveryServices:(910)893-5727(Lillingtonlocation)
HOPELINE(Raleigh):(919)231-4525
CONTACTofFayettevilleCrisisHelpline:(910)485-4134
ULifeline
ULifeline (www.ULifeline.org) is an anonymous, confidential, online resource
center, where college students can search for information regarding mental
health, suicide prevention, and emotional well being. Students and
faculty/staff can learn more about mental health, take a mental health
screening, ask questions, find answers, and seek help for themselves or for
someoneelse.
AvailableOptionsonCampbell’sULifeline
page(http://www.ulifeline.org/campbell/campus_services;
http://www.ulifeline.org/campbell/get_help_now):
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Self Evaluator: This is a confidential, online mental health assessment
developedforULifelinebyDukeUniversityMedicalCenter.Studentscan
complete a self-assessment to learn telling insights about their current
state of mind or can complete the assessment for a friend about whom
theyareconcerned.Universitypersonnel(staff,faculty,coaches)canuse
the assessment for assistance with a student about whom they are
concerned.
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Find Your School: Students type in Campbell University and look at
“CampusResources”tolearnaboutservicesofferedatCampbellUniversity
to aid them in leading successful college careers. The local directory
providescontactinformationaboutoff-campusprovidersforbothmental
healthandsubstanceabuseservices.StudentscanlearnaboutCampbell’s
emergencycontactinformation,andreadaboutconfidentialityasitrelates
tocounseling.
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AsktheExperts:studentscanaskstraightforwardquestionsandgetadvice
or guidance on any topic related to mental or emotional health or the
healthoftheirfamily,friendsandpeers.
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Articles: Students can read articles about various topics related to
depression, stress, bipolar disorder, alcohol and drugs, suicide, cutting,
eating disorders, emotional health, schizophrenia, and anxiety
disorders.
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Stories and Polls: Students can learn about the beliefs, concerns, and
experiencesoftheirpeers.
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GettheFacts:Studentscanlearnaboutmythsandfactsandalsoreadbrief
summaries that provide information related to the signs and symptoms,
how to get help, and how to help friends with the following: depression,
stress, bipolar disorder, alcohol and drugs, suicide, cutting, eating
disorders,emotionalhealth,schizophrenia,andanxietydisorders.
LocalLawEnforcement:
HarnettCountySheriff’sDepartment
(910)893-9111
LocalHospitals:
BetsyJohnson(Dunn):
(910)892-7161
HarnettHealth(Lillington):
(910)892-1000
CentralCarolina(Sanford):
(919)774-2100
WakeMedical(Raleigh):
(919)350-8000
LocalProvidersofMentalHealthServices:
CareNetofHarnettCounty
400DenimDrive,Erwin,NC
(910)897-8930
HarnettCounselingServices 1186NorthMainStreet,Lillington,NC
(910)814-0909
DunnPsychologicalAssociates
102TilghmanDrive,Dunn,NC
(910)892-5839
E.M.H.Counseling 206RaleighStreet,Fuquay-Varina,NC
(919)609-0458
PeaceofMind,Inc. 817WestFrontStreet,Lillington,NC
(910)814-2197
LocalProvidersofSubstanceAbuseServices:
JohnstonCounselingServices rd
113North3 Street,Smithfield,NC
(919)938-0921
PRICounselingServices (910)814-0394
133W.CorneliusHarnettBlvd,Lillington,NC
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Resources:Beinformedofadditionalmentalhealthinformation&linksto
relatedwebsites.
OtherOn-LineResources
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http://www.campbell.edu/student-services/counseling-services/
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http://www.halfofus.com/
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http://counselingcenter.illinois.edu/brochures
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http://www.apa.org/topics/
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http://psychcentral.com/
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