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Be the best student you can be! The Center for Student Achievement (CSA) helps you maximize your academic potential to make the most of your SU degree.Video tips on test preparation, time management, digital reading strategies and so much more!

The Information Technology department is available to assist students, faculty, staff, retirees, alumni, and guests of the University with technology issues and requests. We are committed to providing you with excellent customer service and prompt technical support solutions.

The IT Help Desk is located in the Academic Commons 145 and can by reached by phone at 410.677.5454 or by submitting a help request directly to the Help Desk. For more information about submitting a Help Request, please go to the web page.

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• Library Services and Resources

Any student who feels that they may require an accommodation in a course, based on the impact of a disability, should contact the Disability Resource Center as soon as possible to coordinate any and all accommodations. Students can contact the Office by calling 410-677-6070, via the Disability Resource Center website or by visiting Guerrieri University Center, room 263.

Depending on your program of study, additional resources may be available to you:

SU-UMGC Social Work Program: For more information about student accommodations and services related to a disability, students may contact the University of Maryland Office of Student Services. CIV: 49 (o) 631 53480264 or Email: StudentAffairs-Europe@umgc.edu.

Note: University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) was formerly known as University of Maryland University College (UMUC).

Information about transcripts is available from the Office of the Registrar.

Academic Advisors are provided for all matriculate full-time degree seeking students. For more information and to locate your academic advisor, review the information at the Academic Advising Center.

Additional services are provided for all students through Student Affairs, including counseling, career services, student achievement and more. Visit the Office of Student Affairs to learn more about the additional support services available to you.

• Center for Student Achievement
• TRIO
• University Writing Center
• Math Emporium

By improving your mental wellness, you can improve your academic performance. Below are resources that can help!

Counseling Center

The Counseling Center offers free mental health resources including:

• Daily walk-in hours.
• Crisis support.
• Short-term individual counseling.
• Topic-focused groups.
• Referrals & consultations.
• Outreach events & workshops.

To schedule call 410-543-6070, walk in to room 263 in the GSU, or during our hours of operation (Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.) The Center primarily offers in-person services however, staff can provide limited virtual services dependent on individual client circumstances. Visit the Counseling Center’s Services webpage to learn more.

TimelyCare

TimelyCare is an external tele-mental health service provider that is free and available anywhere in the United States for all SU students. Services include:

• TalkNow: 24/7 mental health support.
• Scheduled Counseling: Up to 12 scheduled individual sessions.
• Basic Needs:Receive assistance accessing basic needs.
• Self-Care: On-demand Yoga, Meditation, and Self-Care Journeys.
• Peer Community: Post anonymously on TimelyCare’s Peer Community.

To get started, download the TimelyCare app or visit and register with your SU student email. Visit the Counseling Center’s TimelyCare website for more information.