To discover what your student wants from their education and future career, St. Thomas University’s Student Services department offers support along the way through our various student services.
Parent and Supporters Reception
Parents and Supporters are invited to attend the annual reception and presentation on Move-in Day to learn more about the services available at º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½. There will be a presentation at 2:30 PM, with an opportunity to meet the team who will support first-year students before and after the presentation.
When: Friday, September 4, 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Where: The Great Hall, 2nd Floor, George Martin Hall, St. Thomas University
Services to be highlighted include Academic Advising, Accessibility Services, Experiential Learning, Career Development, Indigenous Services, International Services, Writing Centre, Mental Health and Wellness, and more.
Your First Stop
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE
The Registrar’s Office is a one-stop service for most academic questions within the administrative or non-teaching context. Staff help students with course registration issues, transcript requests, approval of course overloads, confirmation of enrolment letters, processing requests for transfer credits, in-course scholarships and more. Please visit GMH 101, call 452-0530, or e-mail registrarsoffice@stu.ca.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Located in GMH 103, the Financial Services Office is where students pay their fees and deal with all university-related financial matters, including student loans. Please call 452-7703 or 452-0544 or email financialservices@stu.ca.
INTERNATIONAL º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½DENTS
Our Student Success Advisors assist new international students through personal advising, provision of various programs and referrals to services. They oversee the International Exchange Programs for students wanting to study abroad. To book an appointment, please visit GMH 303, call 452-9593 or email cmonteith@stu.ca.
WABANAKI º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½DENT CENTRE
The Wabanaki Student Centre provides Indigenous students with a culturally and spiritually rich environment for academic and personal support. The Centre is the daily starting point for many Indigenous students, whether it is to connect with the Elder-in-Residence, have coffee, finish an assignment or relax. Stop by JDH 209 to visit, or call 452-9669.
Academic Assistance
ACADEMIC ADVISING
The Student Success Advisors help students with academic-related issues such as developing an academic plan, degree requirements or any academic confusion students might encounter. To book an appointment, email advising@stu.ca
WRITING CENTRE
Located in ECH 102, the Writing Centre offers free one-on-one help to students. It allows students to develop the writing skills they need to succeed at university and assists with all stages of the writing process, from organizing ideas to revising a final draft. Students can visit writingcentre.stu.ca to book an appointment. They can also contact the Writing Centre Coordinator at 452-0480 or writingcentre@stu.ca for more information.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Our Student Success Advisors support students in identifying their goals and creating a plan to achieve them. This individualized support is offered from first year to fourth year and includes developing job search strategies, refining resume writing, interview preparation, and networking. Contact Erin Feicht at efeicht@stu.ca to book an appointment.
Residence Living
RESIDENCE LIFE
The Residence Life Office, including staff and the Residence Advisors, provides students with a safe, comfortable, and well-maintained living space and engage them through a variety of residence programming. Please visit GMH 303, call 452-0578 or email residencelife@stu.ca.
Healthy Living
MENTAL HEALTH
Students may access free and confidential on-site counselling and mental health support. Counselling Services can assist students with a broad range of issues, including body image, grief, loss, self-esteem, stress management, academic difficulties and relationship conflicts. Students can access same day drop-in appointments, ongoing counselling support, and participate in group counselling, weekly workshops and self-care events. To book an appointment, visit GMH 307, call 453-7213 or email mentalhealth@stu.ca.
º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½DENT HEALTH CENTRE
Available for full-time students, the Student Health Centre can assess and help manage a wide variety of medical problems. Confidential services include immunization clinics, physical examinations, consultation on reproductive/sexual health, smoking cessation counselling and much more. Book an appointment by visiting the third floor of the C.C. Jones Building during business hours, or calling 453-4837.
UNB COUNSELLING
Students can access UNB Counselling Services for individual or group counselling support for a broad range of personal or mental health issues. Students can book an appointment by visiting Counselling Services at UNB on the second floor of the C.C. Jones Building, calling 453-4820 or by emailing counsel@unb.ca.
SEXUAL VIOLENCE SUPPORT ADVOCATES
Students have access to Sexual Violence Support Advocates who offer support to survivors of sexual violence. This goes beyond providing resources and allows survivors to develop a personal connection with someone and find a safe place to feel heard, believed, and validated while they work to explore options available to survivors. To make a referral for yourself or someone else, contact csasa@stu.ca or call 506-453-4530.
Accessibility Services
º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½DENT ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
Student Accessibility Services supports students living with disabilities in accessing accommodations that are needed to engage in university life. This includes academic accommodations as well as other campus-related accessibility supports for students with permanent and temporary disabilities. Students who have documentation outlining functional limitations in their learning, are encouraged to connect with our services to establish appropriate supports. Students can register for our services through . To connect with our office please contact us at accessibility@stu.ca.
Spiritual Life
CAMPUS MINISTRY
The Community Chaplain and Campus Ministry offer spiritual support, guidance and a listening ear to all students, regardless of faith. Students can become involved in ministries, attend retreats, explore leadership opportunities and share theological discussions. Campus Ministry also oversees the Student Food Bank. Please drop by HCH G14 or email Claire Morrison at claire@stu.ca.
Contact Us
Michelle Wright, Director of Student Success and Retention
Email: michelle@stu.ca
Phone: 452-0603
Office: GMH 311
Cory Flynn, Director of Housing & Community Standards
Email: cflynn@stu.ca
Phone: 506-453-7213
Office: GMH 303