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Campus Resources

Outlines process for notifying instructors when a student will have an extended absence.

Coordinates accommodations and access support for students with disabilities to ensure equal access to the university experience.

Supports academic planning, including course selection, major exploration, and staying on track to graduate.

Creates opportunities for involvement and connection through events, programs, and student engagement.

Promotes wellness through various programming, services, and recreational facilities on campus.

Supports career exploration and preparation, including resumes, internships, and career planning.

Manages the Cat Card鈥擶CU鈥檚 official student ID鈥攗sed for building access, dining, library services, printing, and campus purchases. The Cat Card Office helps students get their first ID, replace lost cards, and resolve access or account issues tied to their Cat Card.

On-campus transportation schedules, information, etc.

Provides individual, group and crisis counseling for students.

Provides support for students enrolled in distance and online programs

Keeps the campus informed during emergencies and critical safety situations.

Helps students pay for college by assisting with grants, scholarships, loans, and FAFSA-related questions.

Supports fraternity and sorority involvement, leadership development, and values-based community engagement.

Provides medical care and health resources to support students鈥� physical health.

Provides mathematics and computer science tutoring support, with a drop-in model (no appointment needed) for 100- and 200-level MATH and CS courses. Additional services are likely available upon request, depending on staffing.

Personalized support for first-generation, low income, or independent students at WCU.

Assists military-connected students with benefits, transition support, and academic resources.

Manages campus transportation and parking, including parking permits and tickets.

Manages academic records and enrollment, including registration, transcripts, and graduation.

Helps students find, apply for, and manage university and donor-funded scholarships to support their educational goals.

Helps students and families understand and manage tuition bills, payments, refunds, and other account-related financial questions.

Coordinates outreach and support when a student is experiencing distress, crisis, or significant challenges.

Helps students understand community standards and navigate the conduct process with a focus on accountability and learning.

Search and apply for student employment opportunities.

Provides extra help and coaching to keep students on track and moving toward graduation, including support for academic standing, term withdrawal, and leave of absence.

Work Study is a federally-funded program that provides part-time job opportunities to eligible students to assist them with education and education-related expenses.

Information about summer academic programs including dates, registration, etc.

Provides support and response options related to sex discrimination, sexual misconduct, and related concerns.

Supports international students and scholars with immigration guidance and campus transition.