Referrals
Student Success Referrals can be completed by any member of the Kutztown University community. Students can refer themselves.
How to Make a Referral
The KU Student Success Team is committed to forming partnerships with faculty and staff members in order to enhance the student experience at Kutztown University.
If you feel a student could benefit from our services, please contact us at success@kutztown.edu or complete the referral form below. A member of the Student Success Team will follow up with you in a timely manner. Thank you for ensuring our students have a positive KU experience.
Instructions:
- Click here to access the Student Success Referral Form
- Complete the referral form and click submit
- A member of the Student Success Team will attempt to contact with the student
If you have questions or unable to send the form please contact us at success@kutztown.edu
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning a Referral
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When should faculty and instructors submit Student Success referrals?
Ideally, referrals are submitted in the first four to six weeks of the semester to allow the Student Success Team ample time to connect students to relevant campus resources. You may however, submit referrals at any time while the student is enrolled in your class
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What happens when students are referred to the Student Success Team
Based on a student’s academic schedule an appointment will be scheduled with a Student Success Team member to discuss academic goals, personal goals and develop an academic success plan.
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What happens when students schedule appointments with the Student Success Team following a referral?
A member of the Student Success Team meet one-on-one with referred students to discuss personal and environmental barriers to their academic success and to design action plans for success including connecting students to relevant campus resources. Referred students are also often encouraged to contact with their course instructor to discuss their academic progress to-date.
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Will the student know who submitted their referral?
Yes, the student is made aware of who is concerned about their progress or attendance so that appropriate changes in academic habits and relevant campus referrals can be made.
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What if I am concerned about a student’s behavior beyond academics and/or attendance?
If you have concerns about a student related to behaviors beyond academics or attendance, you may consider making appropriate referrals to the University Police Department or Counseling and Psychological Services