We will continue to provide all the student services and academic support services students are wanting and needing to be a successful Yellowjacket. The Division of Student Success and our seven departments within it will be standing by to proactively and reactively help students achieve your goals. 

Much of our services will continue to be offered virtually to support students safely, but some services will be available in limited times and spaces. Please note that these offerings can shift and change based on local, university and CDC developments and changes.

Services that will continue to be offered to you, but in virtual formats* will be (but not limited to):

• Academic advising meetings
• Academic tutoring and supplemental instruction
• Bridge program coaching meetings for participants
• RISE program courses, mentoring and activities
• EDI Centers programming
• Career exploration, development, and preparation meetings and events (such as resume reviews, mock interviewing, skill assessments, etc.)
• TRIO programs meetings, coaching and programming
• Disability Support Services accommodations and meetings
• Some supplemental instruction
• International student support

*students may be able to request in-person meetings as appropriate and allowable based on safety precautions designated by the university. Please note that these services may not be able to take place in private offices due to physical distancing requirements.

We will be providing limited in-person services to students based on pre-scheduled appointment and need, such as (but not limited to):

• Bridge program IDS 095 Collegiate Study Skills course
• EDI centers programming
• TRIO programs recruitment and some programming
• Math 090 instruction
• Disability Support Services test proctoring
• Some in-person tutoring and supplemental instruction
• International student welcoming and orientation

Some offices will not be open physically for visitation if staff members are not present on campus.  All employee offices and common office spaces will have signage indicating when the spaces will be open and available to student usage. As more definitive Return to Campus plans are finalized, that information will be posted on this site. Please contact us if you have any questions. 

Professional academic advisors will be working remotely/virtually through fall semester. All services and assistance that were available in person are available virtually.

Students can make appointments with their professional advisors through Navigate.

General questions can go to the main advising email at advise@uwsuper.edu.

Career Services will be operating in a virtual format for Fall 2020.

Career Services will be holding Zoom Drop-In Sessions every Tuesday & Thursday at 10:00am - 12:00pm

General questions can go to the main Career Services email at career@uwsuper.edu.

The Educational Success Center is operating in a hybrid format for Fall 2020.

Virtual services include:

• Student peer tutoring. Tutoring is occurring via Brainfuse. Students can sign up for a tutoring appointment through Brainfuse or use Brainfuse to schedule with a peer UWS student through Tutor Match.
• Disability Support Services. Please see information on the Disability Support Services page.

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion will be operating in a hybrid format for Fall 2020.

The Pope Student Center (PSC) - open Monday and Tuesday from 10:00am-2:00pm.

Gender Equity Resource Center (GERC) - open Tuesday 10:00am-3:00pm and Thursday 10:00am-3:00pm (Thursdays are by appointment only).

Veterans & Nontraditional Student Center (VNSC) - open Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00am-12:00pm and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 12:00pm-4:30pm.

• Veteran’s Benefits Certifying on Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am-12:00pm by appointment only.
• Virtual General VNSC Office Hours Tuesday and Thursday 1:00pm-3:00pm.

Intercultural Student Success (ISS) - OM 230 will be open by appointment only Mondays-Thursdays from 9:00am-3:00pm. Contact ISS@uwsuper.edu.

First Nations Center (FNC) - open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10:00am-3:00pm.

Student Health & Counseling Services will be offering brief limited exceptions for in-person appointments for student crises and other extenuating circumstances. Student Health & Counseling Services will be offering a variety of Tele-Mental Health offerings for Fall semester including individual counseling, group counseling, phone consultations, medication referrals and wellness workshops as an alternative to in-person services.

Tele-counseling and closed tele-groups will be utilizing a secure teleconferencing platform called “doxy.me” for students residing in Wisconsin, Minnesota & Illinois. If you wish to schedule a tele-counseling appointment, please call our office at 715-394-8236 or email SHCS@uwsuper.edu. If you live out of the states listed above and are seeking services during the Fall semester you may contact the office and schedule a telephone consultation for help in locating mental health services and resources near you.

The physical office has reopened with staff rotating between being on-campus and telecommuting, in accordance with health guidelines. In the interest of staff and student health and the safety of all, individuals entering the center will need to be wearing a mask or shield, complete COVID-19 screening and have their temperature checked.

Student Health & Counseling Services has created a safe and confidential room located within our center MWC 1729 for students seeking and needing Tele-Mental Health Services that do not have access to the internet or a computer/iPhone.  Students will need to phone 715-394-8236 or email shcs@uwsuper.edu to reserve this room.  Students will be required to wear a mask or shield while entering and leaving the center along with completing COVID-19 screening and have their temperature checked prior to entering.

TRIO McNair Scholars is operating in a virtual format for Fall 2020.

All TRIO McNair Scholars services and support will be provided virtually to program participants.

TRIO Student Support Services are operating in a hybrid format for Fall 2020.

Virtual services include all one-to-one private meetings with students, recruitment efforts, some small and large group programming, etc.

In-person services include some public space meetings with students, recruitment efforts, and some small and large group programming.

TRIO Upward Bound is operating in a hybrid format for Fall 2020.

Virtual services include all one-to-one services with program participants.

Hybrid services include the on-campus presence of professional staff.