Bldg #28
North Campus

• Various academic resources
• 160 desktops & laptops available for check out
• Printing & audio/visual resources for students & community
• Group study rooms for individuals or groups
• Wireless computing throughout building
• Librarians & staff available for assistance

Learning Assistance Center (LAC):
University Union Bldg 3-5524
Bldg #30, Room 254, North Campus

Learning Resource Center 3-7391
Bldg #61, South Campus

FREE tutoring

• Online and in-person
• Individualized appointments at your convenience

FREE workshops

• Time Management
• Test Anxiety
• Test Preparation
• Study Skills
• Stress Management

University Union
Bldg #30, Room 254, LAC North
North Campus

Provides free tutoring to NAU students

• Walk-in assistance: M-Th 9am-8pm
• Online Math tutoring is available

University Union, Bldg # 30, Room 104
North Campus

You are eligible for SSS if you are:

1. 1st generation college student
2. Pell Grant Eligible or
3. registered with Disability Resources (DR) at NAU.

Services available to eligible students:

• One-on-one academic support
• Personal support & mentoring
• Assistance with financial aid
• Assistance with study skills development
• Participation in cultural & educational events & workshops

Various Locations

Weekly review sessions led by a peer student who:

• Has taken and passed class before
• Will attend the course sessions with you
• Works in conjunction with faculty
• Gathers resources and materials from faculty for SI students

Talk to your instructor to see if a SI course is available for your class.

Liberal Arts, Building 18, Room 302
North Campus

• Free, ½ hour tutoring sessions for any writing assignment in all NAU classes
• Outstanding tutors are all Eng 105 instructors
• Tutoring for any writing assignment

Tinsley Hall, Bldg #44, Room 102
North Campus

• Manages study abroad programs (summer, semester and faculty-led)
• Advises in international internships and service learning abroad
• Advises students on international fellowships, such as Fulbright and Rhodes
• Assists international students, faculty and staff with immigrations matters
• Assists new international students with the admission application process
• Provides other services such as passport photographs, international insurance and international ID cards

Bldg # 26-A
North Campus

Provides confidential counseling available to all enrolled NAU students, and consultation to faculty, staff and parents who are concerned about a student.

• Grief / loss
• Stress, anxiety, and depression
• Adjustment problems
• Academic Concerns
• Crisis Management
• Relationship problems
• Alcohol and other drug issues
• Psychiatric medication referrals
• Body image and eating concerns
• Unusual behaviors

Ponderosa, Bldg # 92
North Campus

Services and Accommodations include:

• Testing Accommodations
• Assistive technology & services
• Sign language interpreting
• Other accommodations are based on documentation of disability

Building #43
Central Campus

Provides personal and web Career and Academic Advising

Academic Advising

• First-year and Undeclared Advising
• Grade Performance Status (GPS)
• Probation and Suspension
• Pre-Law and Bio-Med Advising
• Graduate School Preparation
• Major/Career exploration
• Resources and Workshops for Choosing a Major
• Self-assessment tools

Career Advising

• Career Planning
• Gateway Connects - online job database
• Resume Critiques and Mock Interviews
• Online Tools for Career Exploration
• Workshops and online tools for Career Preparation
• Career & Graduate School Fair, Bio-Med Fair
• Employer informational sessions and interviews
• Premed Fair

University Union, Bldg #30, Room 104
North Campus

Personal Support and Mentoring

• Student Advocacy
• Participation, Collaboration in cultural and educational programs/events
• Advising and programming in regards to academics
• Peer Advising
• Specialization in working with 1st generation students, students from lower socio-economic backgrounds, and students of color

The Multicultural Student Center provides a culturally sensitive environment that is safe and welcoming for all students regardless of background.

University Union, Bldg # 30, Room 104
North Campus

Native American Student Services (NASS) is committed to providing culturally-sensitive support services to our Native American and Alaskan Native students as part of the university’s mission. Our emphasis is on serving first-year freshmen and transfer students and providing assistance with the transition from home to the university community.

Services include the following:

• Academic, cultural, and personal guidance
• Master Schedule tutoring program
• Peer Mentorship
• NASS Scholars Program for academic success
• Leadership workshops
• Resource connection
• Financial and tribal aid information
• Scholarship information
• Referrals

Lumberjack Stadium, Bldg #34
North Campus

• Emergency: Dial 911
• Law enforcement services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
• Services include: patrol, criminal investigations, dispatch, records, evidence, lost and found property, emergency operations, the campus safety aide program (safety escorts), and the blue light phone system
• Public safety and crime prevention programs

Gammage, Bldg #1, 2nd Floor
North Campus

Provides financial assistance such as:

• Scholarships
• Federal and State Aid
• Grants
• Student Loans
• Parent Plus Loans
• Student Employment
• Appeals processes for changes in student/parent resources
• Individualized financial aid advising

Gammage, Bldg #1, Room 108
North Campus

The Office of the Registrar provides services in the maintenance of records and the following areas:

• Information on enrollment, deadlines, and calendars
• Grading
• Graduation applications and processing
• Official and unofficial transcripts
• Verification of enrollment and degree status
• FERPA

North Hall Bldg #5
North Campus

The office of Residence Life will assist the student in resolving roommate problems and concerns, as well as answering any questions regarding housing:

• Mediation
• Problem Resolution
• Campus/Community Resources
• Guidance
• Support
• Mentoring

It is recommended that you see your Residence Assistant (RA) or Residence Housing Director (RHD) initially.

University Union, Bldg #30, Room 105
North Campus

The Student Life Office can assist with:

• Students who have been absent for several days
• Campus processes and policies
• Victim assistance
• Student conduct matters
• Getting the student involved in campus activities

The W. A. Franke College of Business
Bldg #81, Rm 103 - South Campus

The Testing Center provides testing that:

• helps students get into college
• earns credit for coursework
• places into college classes
• helps move on to training programs after college

University Union, Bldg # 30
Office of Student Life, Room 105
Central Campus

• Childcare Voucher Program designed to assist students with childcare expenses during the work week
• There is no childcare available on campus, but a Childcare Provider Directory is available for off-campus childcare

North Hall, Bldg #5
North Campus

• Available to married students and students with children
• All apartments conveniently located on campus
• Utilities included in rent
• Meet other student families and participate in community programs
• Apply online