Case Management Services Provided
Case Managers provide individualized support and coordinate resources for students experiencing challenges that may affect their well-being, persistence, or academic success.
Services may include:
- Individualized case management and support planning
- Resource referral and connection to campus and community services
- Support for students experiencing personal crises or significant life stressors
- Basic needs support and food insecurity assistance
- Advocacy and problem-solving support
- Follow-up and ongoing case management
- Collaboration with faculty, staff, families, and support networks, as appropriate
- Referrals for mental health, medical, financial, academic, and social support resources
- Assistance accessing the Lumberjack Pantry and related basic needs resources
- Support for students returning following hospitalization, medical concerns, or other significant disruptions
- Consultation and support for faculty and staff concerned about a student
Non-clinical case management services are intended to support student well-being, reduce barriers to persistence, and connect students with resources that promote academic and personal success.
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