Additional Campus Resources

It takes a village to support a student at SLU!

Campus resources offer students additional supports that can go beyond accommodations. While SAS is a great resource for accommodation supports at SLU, it does not offer academic coaching or personalized supports that go beyond accommodations. SAS encourages students to connect with the supports listed below as needed.

Academic Support

The Office of Academic Support helps students find and utilize the tools they need for academic success. The office also manages the early warning system, which identifies students who are struggling in the first weeks of the semester and helps them get back on track. Through workshops and individual meetings, students learn about time management, metacognition, active reading and note-taking skills, semester and weekly planning, and test preparation to improve their learning and academic performance.

Assist with time management skills
Assist with organizational skills
Assist with syllabus mapping
Assist with test-taking skills

Word Studio and Peer Tutoring Program

The WORD Studio empowers students to become confident, effective communicators while developing peer tutors as skilled educators and campus leaders. Through one-on-one tutoring in Writing, Oral Communication, Reading, and Design, we create an inclusive space grounded in linguistic justice, peer learning, empowerment, and empathy. Our trained undergraduate tutors support the whole student—honoring diverse linguistic backgrounds, fostering critical thinking, and building communication skills that extend far beyond individual assignments.

Assist students in all stages of the writing process
Assist students in developing writing skills
Discuss oral presentations, research, and multimedia projects

Peterson Quantitative Resource Center

The mission of the Peterson Quantitative Resource Center is to facilitate, encourage, and develop quantitative reasoning, skills, and applications for the St. Lawrence University Community.

Provides mathematical, statistical and computational support

Health and Counseling Services

The Diana B. Torrey ’82 Health and Counseling Center mission is to empower students to be active partners in their wellness and support students in their pursuit of academic and lifelong goals. The health and counseling center is an inclusive space that is committed to affirming diversity. We offer students of all backgrounds, races, religious beliefs, sexual orientations, gender identities, abilities, ethnicities, and cultures a safe place to discuss and resolve their physical and mental health concerns.

Monitor medications
Document medical needs
Provide referrals for other service
Individual and group counseling
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Social Belonging & Inclusion

At St. Lawrence University, we embrace diversity in all its forms. The Office of Intercultural Engagement, Inclusion, and Belonging supports the University’s efforts to create and sustain a living-learning community that challenges habits and assumptions underlying the structures of power, privilege, and injustice, and works to ensure that we are inclusive, welcoming, and empowering to all our members.

Residence Life

Housing accommodation implementation

Dining Services

Accommodate dietary needs