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- 2. Career/Major Exploration, Job and Internship search, Graduate School preparation. Including career fairs, resume help, and networking opportunities.
- 3. Provide high quality health care, counseling, health education and prevention services to George Mason University students. Includes: Nutrition counseling, STI screening, mental health, transgender health, tobacco cessation, etc.
- 5. Supports students who are adult learners, Off-Campus, transfer, Veteran military students, pregnant/ parenting, are married/ widowed/ divorced, or previously in the foster-care system. They provide hands on guidance in finding resources, build professional and personal connections within the Mason Community, and problem-solving contemporary student challenges.
- 8. Supports all international students from admission to graduation with all aspects of campus life.
- 11. Provides services for all student veterans including advising on benefits, GI Bill, Tuition Assistance, processes for using benefits, verification of enrollment, career resources, and veteran orientations.
- 13. Leadership Programming to help students develop their own leadership skills.
- 14. Leverages programs and services focused on advocacy and direct student support to strengthen equity and inclusion at GMU. Fosters opportunities for identity development, cross-cultural engagement, and inclusive learning communities, affirming the indivisible aspects of all our identities.
- 16. Supports students who are interested in doing a scholarly, creative, or research project with a faculty mentor. Helps students find a mentor, fund their project, write a presentation, travel to present the results of their project or take a research course.
- 19. The office that supports students who identify as first generation, undocumented, refugee states, and those who have families with a limited income.
- 20. Discuss academic goals, develop study plans, and demonstrate different study strategies. Coaches provide guidance related to time management, avoiding procrastination, improving concentration, motivation, goal setting, reading strategies, and exam preparation strategies.
- 21. Provides resources and trainings on healthy relationships, stress management, nutrition, sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, stalking, drug and alcohol use and sexual health.
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- 1. Designs and implements appropriate accommodations for students with: Learning Disability, Mobility Issues, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Blind and Low Vision, medically related disabilities, ADHD/LD, Mental Health, Temporary disabilities
- 4. Office that helps transition students and families by connecting them with resources, purposeful experiences, and partnerships that contribute to academic success and social engagement.
- 6. Campus events, Greek Life, Program Board, Student Governance, Student Organizations, and Weekends at Mason.
- 7. Issues related to gender issues and of special importance to women. Offer student development opportunities, Women’s History Month events, and the Consent Carnival.
- 9. Provides tutoring (appointments required) and learning opportunities for non-native English speakers who need help with their language skills.
- 10. Study Abroad program information. Scholarship information for studying abroad. Short- and long-term opportunities available.
- 12. Helps transition students into college, identify resources, and develop and implement personal, career, and academic goals.
- 15. The central resource for information and solutions related to registration, enrollment, financial aid, billing, academic records and other student support services.
- 17. Cultivates the success and well-being of queer, trans, non-binary, and questioning students, staff, and faculty Provides mentoring, guidance, advocacy, support, information and access to resources.
- 18. Provides individual and group counseling, crisis, counseling workshops and outreach programs.