Happy Bengal Wednesday!
I know how challenging things are right now.
I know you’re concerned about your courses, your grades, your next classes, and your finances. Graduate students, I know your research plans have been interrupted. I know you have questions and concerns.
We
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Idaho State University
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can help.
Our job, in Student Affairs, is to do everything we can to help you reach the dreams you have for your life. Did you know Student Affairs helps with everything from emergency funds and food insecurity to counseling and advising?
Are you avoiding your Zoom class sessions because your laptop is outdated or you’re frustrated by the technology? We can help. Are you worried that you won’t be able to stay on track with your program because of COVID-19? We can help. Are you feeling disconnected or uncertain about where you belong? Are you afraid you’re failing a class because everything changed in the last few weeks of the semester? Are you frustrated because your internship or research plans took a detour? Do you just need help figuring out who to
talk to
for help?
We can help.
Our job, in Student Affairs, is to do everything we can to help you reach the dreams you have for your life. Did you know Student Affairs helps with everything from emergency funds and food insecurity to counseling and advising?
Do you know who else can help? Your instructors. Right now, when we’re physically separated, it’s even more important than before to respond to their emails, attend class, and reach out for assistance. Your faculty are dedicated to helping you succeed. Let them know you’re there! And let them know what you need.
We want to ensure that you feel supported and need your honest feedback. Please take a few minutes in the next week to complete this
short student survey
.
Roars Truly,
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Lyn
Lyn Redington
Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
