Campus Supports

• Academic Advising, Disability Services Coordinator
  The coordinator of disability services and her graduate assistants are available to meet with students who have self-identified and provided disability documentation. These meetings can take place as often as once a week and can focus on various aspects of student support including:
  
  • Problem Solving
  • Organization and Time Management
  • Connecting to resources
  • Self-Advocacy
  • Assistance in accessing text in alternate format
  • Assistance in implementing accommodations
     

• Clark University's Writing Center
  The Writing Center is available to all students and offers one on one appointment with a writing consultant. http://www.clarku.edu/resources/writing/
   

• Math Tutoring is available to all students through the Math Department and is located in Carlson Hall, room 119. http://cs.clarku.edu/text_2003/resources/math_tutoring.shtml
   

• Dean of Students Office
  You should feel free to consult with staff members in this office about any aspect of life at Clark-personal or academic. In particular, the Dean of Students Office is responsible for coordinating services related to housing, residential life, multicultural student services, international student services, new student orientation, health services, student Activities, personal counseling, wellness, and judicial affairs. http://www.clarku.edu/offices/dos/dos.shtml
   

• Counseling Services
  Counseling Services provides short-term therapy to undergraduate students. Psychiatric services are NOT available through Clark University Counseling Services or Health Services. http://www.clarku.edu/offices/counseling/
   

• Wellness Outreach Office
  Is dedicated to assisting students in making responsible, healthy choices as they navigate their academic careers and social lives. Pamphlets and educational materials are available outside the office door. http://www.clarku.edu/offices/dos/wellness/index.shtml
   

• Career Services
  This office helps students make the transition from college to career through a variety of programs, including individual advising, workshops on the job search process, employer recruiting programs, credit and non-credit internship opportunities, career fairs, on-campus career exploration events, and graduate school advising. http://www.clarku.edu/offices/career/index.shtml