Student Outreach and Resource Center
The Student Outreach & Resource Center serves as a safe setting to receive and listen to student concerns related to navigating college life. Our office is a resource for students, faculty, staff, and families to ensure students are supported for their holistic well-being and academic success. When working with students, our center follows the Ten Dimensions of Wellness model, in which we holistically focus on their physical, emotional, social, occupational, creative, intellectual, spiritual, environmental, digital, and financial well-being.
The Student Outreach & Resource Center is not counseling, therapy, or academic advising. Our staff helps students develop resiliency and promotes independence through problem-solving and self-advocacy.
Refer A Student Of ConcernServices Provided
- Holistic support for students as they transition and adjust to Rollins.
- Connect students with on-campus resources to support their needs.
- Collaborate with faculty, staff, families, and other campus partners to identify how best to support a student’s success and wellbeing.
- Partner with the Rollins campus community to identify and advocate against systemic barriers to student success and well-being.
- Assist students with navigating difficult conversations with professors, peers, family and friends.
- Manage and respond to all student of concern referrals.
- Assist students with medical/personal leaves and withdraws.
When You Should Share A Student Concern
- Student makes direct statements of distress “I’m really struggling” “I’m very overwhelmed.”
- Loss of family member or friend.
- Difficulty adjusting to college life.
- Housing and food insecurity.
- Other financial challenges.
- Expressions of self-harm or suicide.
- Excessively demanding or dependent behavior.
- Problems in daily functioning (missing class, change in appetite or sleep, change in appearance, hygiene, or general demeanor).
Share A Concern About A Student
Submit a Student of Concern Referral
Call our office at 407-646-2345
Email your concern to Care@Rollins.edu