Campus Resources to Support Students

TRIO Program

The Federal TRiO Programs (TRiO) provide outreach and student services to individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds, including low-income individuals, first-generation college students, and individuals with disabilities. TRiO programs aim to help students progress through the academic pipeline from middle school to postbaccalaureate programs. They offer tutoring, mentoring, financial literacy education, and assistance with college applications and financial aid.
Phone: Contact through ETSU’s website

Center for Academic Achievement (CFAA)

The Center for Academic Achievement (CFAA) is a one-stop shop designed to help students improve their academic success through free academic support programs. These include individual tutoring, Supplemental Instruction (SI), and academic coaching. The CFAA assists students with developing effective study skills, time management strategies, and exam preparation techniques.
Location: First floor of the Charles C. Sherrod Library.
Phone: (423) 439-7111
Email: learning@etsu.edu

New Student & Family Programs

New Student & Family Programs support the transition to college for all students, including first-time freshmen, transfer students, adult learners, and international students. They offer orientation programs, peer mentoring, and engagement opportunities to help students adjust to college life and build a sense of belonging. Their goal is to enhance students’ academic success and personal growth through campus resources and community connections.
Location: Undergraduate Admissions Office, first floor of Burgin Dossett Hall.
Phone: (423) 439-8452
Email: transfer@etsu.edu

First-Year Experience Programs

These programs are designed to help first-year students successfully transition to college by providing academic skills development, social integration, and access to campus resources. Programs may include first-year seminars, peer mentorship, and learning communities that encourage student engagement and academic achievement.
Contact: Visit ETSU’s First-Year Experience webpage for more details.

Counseling and Mental Health Services

Counseling and Mental Health Services support students struggling with anxiety, stress, homesickness, identity-related stress, or other mental health concerns. They offer individual and group counseling, workshops on stress management, and crisis intervention services. Their mission is to promote emotional well-being and personal growth for all students.
Location: D.P. Culp Student Center.
Phone: (423) 439-4841
Email: counselingcenter@etsu.edu

Student Organizations & Campus Life

ETSU offers a vibrant student life experience with a variety of student organizations and leadership opportunities. Students can participate in clubs, cultural groups, service organizations, and student government. These activities promote social connections, leadership development, and community engagement, fostering a sense of belonging and school spirit.
Contact: Visit the Student Activities and Organizations website for more information.

Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center

The Multicultural Center promotes the university’s commitment to diversity by broadening multicultural awareness and sensitivity. It encourages cross-cultural collaboration through programs and events that celebrate cultural heritage and advocate for social justice. The center supports students from diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds, providing a safe space for dialogue and community-building.
Location: D.P. Culp Student Center.
Phone: (423) 439-4844
Email: etsumc@etsu.edu

Dr. Patricia Robertson Pride Center

The Pride Center provides programming, resources, and educational training for LGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, and community members. Under the Multicultural Center’s umbrella, the Pride Center supports social justice efforts through events, trainings, community outreach, and advocacy. The center fosters an inclusive environment for gender and sexual minority students, promoting equity and social awareness.
Location: D.P. Culp Student Center.
Phone: (423) 439-8408
Email: pridecenter@etsu.edu

Disability Services

Disability Services offers accommodations and assistance to qualifying students to promote an accessible and inclusive campus environment. They provide services such as note-taking assistance, alternative testing arrangements, and assistive technology. The office advocates for students’ rights and works with faculty to ensure equitable access to educational opportunities.
Location: D.P. Culp Student Center.
Phone: (423) 439-8346
Email: littleme@etsu.edu

Archives of Appalachia

The Archives of Appalachia is a repository for historical documents, photographs, audio recordings, and other materials that document life in Southern Appalachia. The Archives provide students with access to primary sources for research and learning about the region’s cultural heritage. They also offer programming and events to celebrate and explore Appalachian history and identity.
Location: Sherrod Library.
Phone: (423) 439-4338
Email: archives@etsu.edu

Military and Veteran Services

ETSU is a Military-Friendly University offering financial resources, educational benefits, and transition support to military-affiliated students and their families. The office provides guidance on using military benefits, academic advising tailored to veterans, and community-building opportunities through veteran student organizations. They also advocate for the unique needs of military and veteran students on campus.
Location: Yoakley Hall, 1st Floor.
Phone: (423) 439-6819
Email: va@etsu.edu

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