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Preparing for College: Transitioning with Dr. Eric Gumm's First-Year Program

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Join Dr. Eric Gumm as we explore strategies to support your student's transition to college life. This session will discuss the resources and student support services available at ACU, ensuring both students and parents understand their role in this journey. We emphasize our philosophy of partnership with families, creating a collaborative environment that fosters success. Learn how to navigate the challenges of the first year and set the stage for a fulfilling college experience.

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Preparing for College: Transitioning with Dr. Eric Gumm's First-Year Program

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  1. Ready for the Journey

    Dr. Eric Gumm First-Year Program
  2. Our Purpose Today… Discuss thoughts on assisting you and your student with their transition to college life Highlight student support services Discuss ACU’s philosophy of partnering with parents
  3. First-Year Program http://www.acu.edu/fyp Passport & Welcome Week Peer Leaders Learning Communities Academic Advising Academic Coaching Academic Support Services Parent Resource
  4. ACU Parents Organization http://www.acu.edu/parents Parent resources Monthly email to parents Monthly guide to the first year Important dates to remember Recommendations for support and encouragement Upcoming events
  5. Our Guide for this Session… Mark LewisAssistant Dean for Spiritual Lifelewism@acu.edu (325) 674-2932 Office: Center for Christian Service & Leadership (lower level of the Campus Center)
  6. The Division of Student Life Who are we? Our mission Our view of students Our partnership with you
  7. The Division of Student Life Services provided Residence Life/Housing Medical Care and Counseling The Depot ACU Police Department Career Center Retention/SOS Judicial Affairs
  8. The Division of Student Life Student Involvement Center for Christian Service & Leadership Student Rec & Wellness Center/Intramurals Student Productions Student Organizations Student Activities Office of Multicultural Enrichment
  9. The Division of Student Life Contact us Student Life office: McKinzie West 135 Phone: 325.674.2067 Website http://www.acu.edu/studentlife
  10. RESIDENCE LIFE Freshmen Halls Women: Nelson, Gardner, McDonald Men: Mabee, McKinzie Professional and Student staff onsite Area Coordinators/Directors Resident Assistants
  11. ACU POLICE DEPARTMENT
  12. Full Service Police DepartmentExperienced Officers 16 Certified Texas Peace Officers 3 shifts, 24 hour coverage Full-time Detective/Investigator Very Experienced Staff – 357 Combined Years 8 Master Peace Officers Dedicated & Friendly Administrative Support Staff 24/7, Full Service Police Department Full Partnership/Co-Jurisdiction with Abilene Police Dept.
  13. Services Provided 24/7Patrol (On & Off-Campus) Foot Patrol, Vehicle Patrol, Bike Patrol Case Reports & Investigations Traffic Accident Reports Safety Escorts Crime Prevention& Safety Classes Traffic Enforcement Parking System Management Permits & Parking Enforcement
  14. ACUPD Staffing 1 Chief of Police 1 Lieutenant 1 Sergeant/ Patrol Supervisor 1 Sergeant/ Criminal Investigator 10 Full-time Police Officers/Patrol 2 Part-time Police Officers/ Patrol 1 Office Manager/Coordinator 7 Part-time Student Staff 20 Total Employees
  15. ACUPD–APD Co-Jurisdiction
  16. ACU Police Department
  17. We treat primary healthcare needs All medical information is kept confidential in accordance with HIPAA law
  18. Fees range from $20-$40for the office visit; labs and tests are an additional charge We do not bill insurance but will provide documentation if you wish to file a claim Students may pay with check, cash or credit card OR have the charges placed on their ACU banner account
  19. Required Immunizations: Completed MMR series Completed Tetanus series; booster within the last ten years Meningococcal Meningitis Vaccine must be administered within the last five years and no later than 10 days prior to the first day of class
  20. Psychiatric Care We provide outpatient treatment for conditions such as ADHD Anxiety Depression Fees range from $35 to $150
  21. Services include Individual Counseling Group Therapy Personal/Social Adjustment Relationships Counseling Initial session is $10 All counseling records are kept confidential
  22. Center for Christian Service and Leadership Equipping students for the Christ-centered journey Spiritual formation Leadership development Ministry & Service
  23. Your questions?
  24. If your student is struggling… Contact the SOS Coordinator Retention and Student Services
  25. www.acu.edu/sos
  26. Secure, online referral www.acu.edu/sos Call Us - 325.674.6400 Email - sos@acu.edu
  27. Closing Comments Remember these scheduled presentations by Student Life partners: SOS and other Student Services Office of Multicultural Enrichment
  28. Helpful Resources… “Letting Go: A Parents Guide to Understanding the College Years” Karen Coburn (Washington Univ. St. Louis) “You’re on Your Own, But I’m Here if You Need Me” Marjorie Savage (Univ. of Minn.) “Don’t Tell Me What to Do, Just Send Money” Helen Johnson and Christine Shelhaus-Miller (Cornell)
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