Faculty Resources

Supporting Student Success and Wellbeing

As faculty, you play a crucial role in identifying behavioral changes in your students that may affect their academic performance and overall well-being. Being attuned to these shifts enables you to offer timely support, connecting students with the resources they need to succeed both academically and personally.

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This resource page provides access to a range of on-demand videos highlighting campus programs and initiatives designed to help students navigate challenges and excel in your class. These resources are available at your convenience, so you can refer to them whenever needed throughout the semester. Whether a student is struggling academically, facing mental health issues, or dealing with personal challenges, these initiatives offer valuable support.

If you need additional assistance or have questions about how to best support a student, feel free to reach out to campus resources directly. Together, we can ensure that every student in your class has the opportunity to thrive at USF St. Petersburg.

How to Use these Resources:

  • Bookmark This Page: Keep this resource page easily accessible so you can quickly share videos and information with students when needed. Whether it’s directing a student to counseling services or suggesting a time-management workshop, having these resources on hand allows you to act swiftly when challenges arise.
  • Referral Process: If you notice a student struggling, use these videos to explain the available resources. Share the link or guide them to specific services that may address their needs, whether it’s academic tutoring or mental health support.
  • Timely Support: Often, students may not be aware of the resources available to them or might hesitate to ask for help. By proactively referring them to these resources, you can help remove barriers and encourage them to seek assistance before challenges become more difficult to manage.

Student Accessibilty Services

Top reason to refer a student: Connect them with accommodations for documented disabilities.

Student Ombuds

  • Top reason to refer a student: They have expressed an issue or concern with the institution and are looking for assistance in a resolution.

Wellness Center

  • Top reason to refer a student: They have expressed the need for mental health or medical health services.

Student Outreach and Support

  • Top reason to refer a student: You think they may be in crisis or have exhibited concerning behavior; use our Care Referral Form.

Veteran Student Success

  • Top reason to refer a student: They are a student veteran and unsure how to access their benefits or would like to connect with other student veterans.

Compass New Student Experience

  • Top reason to refer a student: To ensure they have the support and resources needed to successfully transition into college life and make meaningful connections on campus through the Peer Coaches.

Student Life and Engagement

  • Top reason to refer a student: They are looking to get involved on campus and make connections with other students.

Student Success Advocates

  • Top reason to refer student: They have expressed barriers to academic success and don't know where to start to get help; use our Academic Assistance Referral.

Student Success Center

  • Top reason to refer a student: They can get tutoring services and academic support.