Student Services and Resources
Health and Wellness
You can’t do your best if you are under the weather or struggling with emotional issues. Concordia offers a variety of services to help you deal with anything that is going on in your life.
Public Safety
One of the Campus Security/Public Safety Office's primary responsibilities is to ensure that all members of the Concordia community may pursue their occupation and/or education without fear for their mental, emotional, and/or physical well-being.
International Community
This office facilitates intercultural connections, experiences, and learning. Its purpose is to cultivate a college environment that appreciates and celebrates all forms of diversity.
Center for Student Success
The Center for Student Success has services to assist you with any of your college concerns, as well as direct you to the right resource at Concordia. The CSS offers one-on-one academic counseling with professional staff, peer tutoring in specific subjects, and assessments to evaluate your learning habits or study skills. Our open-door policy allows you to connect on a personal basis with staff and peer mentors in an effort to create a rewarding and successful college experience.
Solution Center
This office is your best bet when it comes to issues with campus computers, printers, and wireless Internet. We can also help you with your personal computer, like installing anti-virus software and removing viruses.
Career Center
Located in the Parke Student Leadership Center, the Career Center offers several resources – peer mentoring, internships, career planning, and job search assistance – along with a Career Center Library and networking services.
Student Development and Campus Life
Student Development and Campus Life promotes the success and well-being of students through direct student assistance, referral coordination, case management, consultation, and intervention. Feel free to contact the SDCL office if you have concerns about your child and would like assistance. These concerns might relate to any number of areas such as health, academics, finances, mental health, and/or personal issues.