Northern Arizona University

The Leadership, Engagement, Achievement, Diversity and Service (LEADS) Center encompasses three campus departments to bring your student the best in advising, mentoring and cultural celebrations. It encompasses the Multicultural Student Center, Native American Support Services and Student Support Services. Student Support Services offers programming designed to help low-income, first generation and/or physically or learning disabled students adjust to campus life and the rigors of academic study. The Multicultural Student Center sponsors a Peer Advisor Program, clubs and organizations, newsletter, local scholarships in addition to counseling and a resource library. The Native American Student services office is committed to providing culturally-sensitive support services to our Native American and Alaskan Native students as part of the university's mission. The LEADS Center is located in the University Union (bldg. 30, rm. 104). /leads 

Both Disability Resources and Student Support Services assist students with learning and physical disabilities. Students with diagnosed physical, cognitive, or psychological disabilities who anticipate needing disability-related assistance should register with the Disability Resources office. Disability-related accommodations must be arranged in advance of an anticipated need, so registering early is very important. Call (928) 523-8773 Voice, (928) 523-6906 TTY or /dr.

Are there specific services for international students and students who want to study abroad?