While students are wrapping up their spring semesters, they may begin to feel the pressures of finals. The following are a few resources students who may be struggling can use:
Time management and scheduling
- Encourage students to check Blackboard and their syllabi for their final exam schedules. Visit wichita.edu/finals for a complete schedule if they need additional assistance
- Suggest strategies they can use to create a practical study plan so they can balance academic and personal time
- Student Success also has a number of tips and techniques available to help them tackle studying
Academic and mental health support
- Shocker Learning Center: Located on the second floor of the Shocker Success Center, the SLC offers help with various subjects
- Counseling and Psychological Services provides mental health resources. Encourage students to seek help if their feeling overwhelmed
- Peer support: Remind students to lean on their peers. You can also submit a CARE Team report if you are concerned about a student or encourage students to submit reports for their peers
- Additional, specialized help is available in the Shocker Success Center, including the Office of International Education, Adult Learning, Military and Veterans Services, and Hispanic-Serving Initiatives
Study spaces
If your students are looking for places to study on campus, here are a few standout spots you can recommend:
- Ablah Library: Offers quiet study spots, room rentals and a 24/7 study area
- Woolsey Hall: Features modern study rooms and the Cargill Café
- Shocker Success Center: Located in the center of campus and houses many resources
For outdoor areas, consider suggesting the following:
- NetApp recreational area: Has ample seating with great views and has easy access to the NetApp Café
- Promise Bridge: Scenic spot outside of Woolsey Hall and near the Food Truck Plaza for a quick bite to eat
- Braeburn Square: Vibrant area with multiple dining options and ambiance throughout the day and evening