CHS Support Services
Coming to college can be exciting, intimidating and confusing. We partner with ASU’s Student Success Center to provide all incoming first-year students, sophomores, and transfer students with the support and resources needed to be successful in their first year and beyond. Every incoming first-year student is assigned a First-Year Success Coach who offers personalized assistance with navigating campus resources and pursuing success in their first year. All Sophomores are automatically assigned a Sophomore Success Coach. Transfer students can be assigned a Transfer Success Coach by request.
The College of Health Solutions has a unique partnership with the ASU Student Success Center which connects all Success Coaches with our Student Support Specialists on a regular basis for the nuanced needs of students in our college.
Coaches play an integral role in encouraging social and academic participation by:
- Assisting students in establishing and sustaining relationships with faculty and staff.
- Encouraging students to ask for and feel comfortable receiving help.
- Helping students connect to academic resources, from tutoring and library use to one-on-one meetings with instructors, Health Solutions advisors and Health Solutions student support specialists.
- Facilitating the implementation of academic success strategies and refining time- and resource-management skills.
- Encouraging and supporting students in increased social involvement by attending events, joining student organizations and participating in study groups.
- Connecting students to resources that will link academic choice, career development and student extracurricular engagement during the college experience.
Students are encouraged to make an appointment with a coach today and get started on the road to success. Students can email [email protected] or call their mainline at 480-965-3289.
Employment Assistance and Social Engagement (EASE) Program
Personalized peer mentorship for autistic students
Through individualized, peer-based mentorship to support autistic students, EASE will help students navigate university life, build meaningful connections and prepare for their futures. EASE empowers students to identify priorities, set personal goals and access resources to support success.
How does EASE work?
Students are paired with two peer mentors. Mentorship is flexible, individualized and guided by each student’s interests, needs and priorities.
The three ways EASE can help: