As the hub for integrated student support, Student Outreach and Support helps students no matter the issue or challenge. If you are a student or are interested in supporting a student, case managers are a great resource if unsure where to start.
How Student Case Managers Help
If you are or you know a student who is facing a personal difficulty or challenge, have questions, concerns or unsure where to start, case managers are there for students, staff, faculty, parents, families and supporters. Examples of how case managers may provide support are shared below.
- Absence Notifications
- Academic Support
- Adjustment and Transition
- Boosting Success
- Community Outreach and Education
- Consultation: Concern for a Student
- Department of Public Safety (DPS) Support and Outreach
- Emergency Aid
- Individualized Student Support
- Medical Leave of Absence
- Monitoring of Progress and Follow-up Support Plans
- Navigating Interpersonal Conflicts
- No Contact Order (NCO) Support
- Personal /Family Emergency
- Procedural Advising
- Readmission
- Sexual and Relationship Violence Support
- Support Navigating University Resources
- STOP Bias and Hate Incident Support
- More!
Case Manager Consultation
Syracuse University faculty, staff, students, parents, families and supporters, are encouraged to contact the team if they have a concern for a student who may be facing a personal struggle, exhibiting behaviors that are concerning or worrisome, is in distress or could benefit from additional support and resources.
Release of Information Form
Due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), Student Outreach and Support is not able to share information about a student without the student’s permission. To give a case manager permission to verbally discuss your student file with another person, please complete the Student Outreach and Support Release of Information Form.