Academic Resources
Reliable campus location that offers a variety of physical and electronic books, a quiet place to study, and is open 24/7!
Cook Library
You can come here when you need to talk to someone in a therapeutic session, or relax in a massage chair.
Counseling Center
The 'authority figure' of the floor you can always ask for help.
Your RA!
Quizlet
Without a minimum of eight hours, you'll be groggy, irritable, and have difficulty paying attention on finals day!
Sleep / Sleeping
If you're having difficulty deciding if this major is for you, you can always schedule an appointment with this person.
Your Academic Advisor
A resource that provides students with wellness services, ranging from physical exams to STD testing.
Health Center
You can always rely on these people to fix a clogged shower, a broken AC unit, or a faulty doorknob.
Maintenance
An online website that should be used to generate ideas with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence, but is often misused to plagiarize.
ChatGPT
You need this liquid to remain hydrated and boost cognitive function. Without it, finals day will be dry.
Drinking Water
If you need additional help, this resource assists in a variety of subjects and through different support services like PALS.
Tutoring and Learning Center
Looking for a job? Come here if you need resume support, mock interviews, or even assistance finding a mentor.
Career Center
These people sign you in and collect your keys at the end of the semester.
Community Center Assistant (CCA)
If you're feeling unlucky, it's said that you can rub the ear of one of these for a lucky boost.
Doc the Tiger Statues
This skill is essential throughout the academic year, and it's beneficial to practice it when you know you have a lot on your plate. It is said that it is of the essence!
Time Management
A resource in the Liberal Arts building that supports students with brainstorming, grammatical errors, and polishing final drafts.
Writing Center
This office encourages D.E.E.P relationships with students and works to hold students accountable for their actions. (If you've ever received an IR, it's likely that you've engaged with them!)
Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices (SARP)
This person isn't often seen, but when she is, she is working to oversee the RAs, the CCAs, and all residents of the building.
RLC Thalia
This app can be used for communication with your RA, friends, or even to create group messages for entire classes.
GroupMe
Finals season is busy, but don't forget to do this! Without doing this, you leave your stomach empty and lose potential energy.
Eating
This resource specializes in helping students get over their speech anxiety, increase preparedness, and boost their organizational skills.
Public Communication Center
This resource helps with a variety of issues ranging from academics, finances, and mental health.
Student Outreach and Support (SOS)
Building Council
Professors often have times available to set an appointment or walk in. You can use this period to talk about assignments or get clarification.
Office Hours
Although these beverages provide you with a quick boost, consuming too much of this stimulant can give you anxiety, headaches, or restlessness.
Caffeine