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Gateway Student Success Center, Building 43, (928) 523-4821
Open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday
Provides assistance to help students stay in good academic standing with the University, can assist students:
Gateway Student Success Center, Building 43, (928) 523-3811
Open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday
Career Service’s counselors and peer advisors utilize the SIGI-Plus computer guidance program and/or individual assistance in generating possible career choices. Workshops and individual counseling are available to assist in resume writing, interviewing and creating a job search plan. Company recruiters hold on-campus interviews each semester for NAU students and alumni. Career Days are held once each semester, providing opportunities for discussion with employers and interviews when appropriate.
Building 26A, (928) 523-2261
By appointment 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday;
Crisis Service at 10am, 10:30, 12pm, 12:30, 3pm, 3:30 Monday-Friday; 24 hour emergency (928) 523-2261
The purpose of the University Counseling and Testing Center is to assist enrolled NAU students in their adjustment to the University experience, resulting in student persistence toward an academic degree. Services include individual and small group counseling which are available to regularly enrolled students. Adjustment to college, vocational and life goals, interpersonal and family concerns, and stress and time management are some of the concerns that can be addressed through counseling services. First appointment is free; follow-up appointments cost $10 each. The University Counseling and Testing Center also administers ACT, CLEP, GRE, LSAT, GMAT, etc.
College of Education, Building 27, Room 169,
Call or email to schedule an appointment
epscounsel@nau.edu, (928) 523-3896
Confidential, Free Personal Counseling. Common concerns for which people seek counseling:
Ponderosa Building (#92), (928) 523-8773
Special services for students with disabilities are available by contacting Disability Support Services (DSS). Students are advised to provide documentation of a disability to DSS at least eight (8) weeks prior to attending NAU, so that arrangements can be made to meet individual needs. Any concerns related to noncompliance with the American with Disabilities Act may be brought to the attention of a DSS coordinator. Office hours are from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday. Questions may be directed to Disability Support Services, P.O. Box 5633, Flagstaff, AZ. 86011-5633, or call (928) 523-8773: TTY: 523-6906.
Gammage Administration, Building 1, 2nd Floor, (928) 523-4951
Provides assistance to all financially needy students throughout each academic year. The staff focuses outreach efforts on helping student and parents with forms completion, budgeting information and debt management skills. Scholarships, Veterans’ Services and On-Campus Employment are also offered through the office located on the 3rd floor of the Gammage Administration Building. The Job Location Services extension office in the University Union will assist student in locating off-campus employment year-round.
Building 41, (928) 523-2131
An outpatient health facility staffed by a full complement of doctors, nurse practitioners, and health educators. Practitioners’ services are free to students who are registered for seven or more credit hours. Part-time students pay a users fee. Routine lab, x-ray, and pharmacy services are also provided.
College of Health Professions, Building 66, Suite 121, (928) 523-2161
Open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday- Thursday
Psychological techniques are used to help manage a wide variety of conditions such as:
University Union, Building 30, Room 230,
(928) 523-5524
Learning Resource Center, Building 61
Tutoring (928) 523-7391
Computer Lab: (928) 523-3210
Designed to help students reach their individual academic goals and become independent learners, LACs provide:
University Union, Building 30, Room 104, (928) 523-6980
Designed to help low-income, first generation and/or physically or learning disabled students become adjusted to campus life and the rigors of academic study, this office provides the following services to qualified students:
University Union, Room 104, (928) 523-5656
Open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday; Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday
The Multicultural Student Center assists student from all ethnic and cultural backgrounds to establish and meet their educational and personal goals. At the Center, students may receive personal assistance in areas dealing with academic advisement, counseling, financial aid, scholarship assistance and/or information. Students are also aided in their adjustments to the university environment by peer advisers in the Center. The Center works with faculty and staff to educate and promote understanding of multicultural student needs. The Center is both a resource area and a place for students to meet and interact. Staff members work closely with other Student Services departments and faculty in providing the highest quality services to NAU students.
University Union, Room 104, (928)-523-8086
The Native American Student Services (NASS) works one-on-one with new First and Second year Native American Freshmen and Transfer students; assisting students in developing or improving the academic, social and personal skills necessary for success at the university level. Program services include assistance with course selection; registration; academic planning; financial aid and scholarships; social, club, and leadership opportunities.
University Union, Building 30, Room 105, (928) 523-5181
Responsible for student conduct, student organizations, Childcare Voucher Program, Leadership Development, and University withdrawals. All members of the staff are available for student consultation on any matter of concern.
Liberal Arts, Building 18, Room 228, (928) 523-8992
Open Monday-Thursday by appointment or walk in
Designed to assist students with individual tutoring in writing either as a support for English 105 or as support for any other class they are attending. Peer tutoring is also available.
Student Support Services
University Union, #30
Room 104
PO Box 6035
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6035
928-523-6980
Fax: 928-523-9466
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