SUPPORT SERVICES
CENTER FOR STUDENT SUCCESS (CSS)
CSS provides a holistic approach to supporting students outside the classroom with services delivered from a Christlike perspective and designed to assist students in their interpersonal, emotional, academic, and psychological growth.
Our team of qualified mental health counselors is committed to working with students to help them deal with a variety of emotional and behavioral concerns in a confidential and supportive clinical setting.
CSS determines accommodation services that allow for equal access to all areas of university life for students with disabilities
Wildcat Health Clinic offers acute illness/injury care, physicals, immunizations, over the counter medication, laboratory services, travel care, and health education. There is no charge for a nurse visit. There is a charge to see the Nurse Practitioner (NP.)
First time freshmen and transfer students are required to submit health information and immunizations on Med+Proctor.com by July 31. Watch your IWU student email for instructions and information to access Med+Proctor.
Check out myIWU Wildcat Health Clinic portal site for more information and a step-by-step video guide.
IWU LEARNING CENTER WITH TUTORING AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT
The Learning Center, located in the lower level of the library, provides tutoring and academic guidance related to study skills, time management, and general academic needs.
TRIO is a U.S. Department of Education funded program aimed at supporting eligible students (low-income, first-generation and/or documented disability) in transition from high school through college graduation.
REGISTRATION & ACADEMIC SERVICES (RAS)
RAS offers a variety of academic services, including assistance with course registration, CLEP, AP and dual credit, and change of major. RAS is committed to helping students thrive, assisting them in the first year and all the way through graduation.
The RAS team also provides academic advisors for 21st Century Scholars, first year students, and transfer students.
Unsure about the future? Enroll in the Exploratory Program to help discern your major or try Life Coaching with a trained professional to help navigate what’s next. We also have many resources available for career readiness.
Discover the way forward through our Life Calling and Career programs.
IWU has a holistic vision that sees spiritual formation woven into everything we do. Establishing this priority is integral to our disciple-making culture and can be seen in the residence halls, the classroom, our athletic teams, and our chapel services.
We prioritize the spiritual formation hour every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10:05 a.m. During this hour, three days a week, our community pauses to worship, learn from God’s Word, connect with each other, engage in spiritual practices, and grow spiritually.
IWU is a Christ-centered community and requires traditional, on-campus students to accrue 28 spiritual formation credits each semester.
WORD.
MONDAY
Scripture | Essentials of the Faith | Wesleyan Distinctives
WISDOM.
WEDNESDAY
Christian Practices | Small Groups
WITNESS.
FRIDAY
Testimony | Public Witness | Special Services