No Images? Click here March 6, 2019Resources for students having personal and academic issuesWith midterm exams upon us and several more days to go before spring break, you may be encountering students who are experiencing personal and academic difficulties. Here are the resources available for students you can remind them of: Primary Care Health Services and Well Woman assist students with physical and mental well-being. Furman Counseling Center offers several forms of support for students, including free individual counseling. Their counselors also offer one-hour workshops throughout the year to help students develop personal skills in a variety of areas, such as maintaining balance, stress management, romantic well-being, and smart emotional living. Remind students to visit their Class Dean in the Dean of Studies Office, who can meet with them by appointment and during walk-in hours. Residential Life and Housing staff and their RAs are on-site, trained, and ready to listen to and support students. Nightline is an anonymous, non-judgmental peer listening hotline that primarily serves the Columbia/Barnard community and its affiliates by providing them with a listening and referral service. Staffed by committed, caring, and trained Columbia/Barnard undergraduates, Nightline offers a safe space for students to talk about anything that is on their minds. Key Deadlines for AdvisersThursday, March 28, 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 28, 11:30 p.m. Monday, April 1 Monday, April 15 - Friday, April 19 Email questions and comments to: insights@barnard.edu |