Student Care & Advocacy
Mental Health Support
Physical Support & Basic Needs
Academic Resources
Scenarios
100

The location of the Student Care and Advocacy Center

What is Suite 222 in the Boucke Building?

100

At least 3 of the services the SCA program provides to support mental health

What are stress management, sleep kits, guided meditation & mindfulness, free wellness services, and peer-support groups

100

The Snap Program provides this for eligible students

What are supplemental nutrition benefits and financial assistance?

100

These are at least three of the academic resources that the SCA center provides

What are academic advising, leaves of absence, tuition waivers, grade deferrals, withdrawal and/or re-enrollment?

100

You feel tired all the time, and you just can’t seem to maintain a healthy sleep schedule. What can you receive for free from the SCA center?

A sleep kit

200

The mission of the Student Care and Advocacy Center

What includes overcoming challenges, cross-community collaboration, providing resources, and support?

200

The SCA provides this option for support if you are not sure you want to make a report

What is confidential support?

200

At least three examples of things the cost assistance program can assist eligible students in paying for

 What are meals, medical bills, childcare, and rent assistance?

200

The website students can use to book an advisor appointment 

What is Starfish?

200

Your friend is really struggling to afford PSU’s tuition. What can you tell them the SCA program offers for eligible students?

Tuition waivers

300

The kind of collaborations the SCA program encourages

What is campus-community collaboration?

300

These are at least three of your online reporting options

What is:

Report Student Conduct Violations

Report Sexual Misconduct

Report Behavioral Threat

Report Hazing

Report a Student Concern

300

These are additional resources for health and wellness

What is:

University Health Services

Alcohol & drug education and recovery 

Student disability services 


300

At least three of the things that academic advisors can help with

What is:

Choosing a major/minor

Adding/dropping courses

Withdrawal/retroactive withdrawal

Transferring to another Penn State Campus or any other college or university

300

You notice that your resident is showing signs of substance abuse and a decline in personal grooming. What should you do?

Recommend your resident to the SCA department 

400

The four main types of support the SCA program offers

What is Academic, Emotional, Physical, and Financial support?

400

These are at least five signs from the list that suggest a student may be in distress

What is relationship violence/stalking, paranoia or delusions, flat affect or extreme lack of responsiveness, threatening statements about self or others, threatening words or behavior toward self or others, and/or self-abuse?

400

The location where the SCA can help you with sexual health 

What is the Pregnancy Resource Clinic?

400

The location of the career services center 

What is the Sparks Building?

400

Your resident wants to make a report about their roommate but is scared of the repercussions 

Advise your resident to use the online reporting options that can also be confidential 

500

The SCA programs days/hours of operation

What is Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm?

500

The way in which to talk to a student if you are concerned about them

What is private, kind, honest, and direct?

500

The form residents can fill out for help with their basic needs 

What is the basic needs request form?

500

These are at least three signs a student may need help academically 

What is:

Poor performance and preparation

Excessive absences or tardiness

Avoiding participation

Displaying excessive anxiety when called upon

Disruptive behavior

500

Your resident is struggling with food and affording meals. What can they use from the SCA?

Meal cost assistance or the supplemental nutrition assistance program 

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