You’ll find support in all corners of our campus, whether you need personal guidance, help writing a research paper, advice on choosing a major, or assistance finding a job. Just ask.

Academic counseling

All students receive advisement from a faculty member. Once you declare a major, you’re assigned a faculty advisor from that department to help you choose your classes, answer your questions during the semester, and mentor you.

• The Academic Advisement Center assists you with academic planning and program development until sophomore year, or until you have been accepted into a major program.
• Freshman Academic Support Services works closely with you, your advisors, and your teachers to facilitate your adjustment to college and academic life.
• The Charles G. Mills Writing Center provides support as you develop writing and critical thinking skills essential to written communication.
• The Elliott Mathematics Center provides you with alternative textbooks and a free tutoring program. The Center is open to all majors.

Other support services

• The Career Services Office offers workshops on preparing for graduate school, interviewing skills, resume writing, job search techniques, and more.
• Residential Life staff helps you adjust to life in a residence hall and keeps you posted on all hall policies, activities, and programs.
• Health Services provides primary health care and health education services.
• Counseling Services dispenses free, confidential personal counseling. Individual, couple, and group counseling is available, as are workshops and other programs.
• The Office for Students with Disabilities recommends academic modifications for students who have documented disabilities and connects students with support services available on campus and in the community.
• The Campus Safety Department keeps watch over Nazareth 24 hours a day.
• Information Technology Services assists you with Internet, cable, e-mail, and everything you need to stay connected.