Directors Office
The Director's office provides coordination of all services within the department, which include those listed below as well as Health Services and Career Services.

Services to students provided by the Director's office include prevention programming, speaker's bureau, student withdrawal requests, LSAT administration, and student retention.

Student Development
102 Eldridge Hall
(334) 670-3176
Teresa Rodgers, Director

Adaptive Needs Program
102 Eldridge Hall, 670-3221
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This program provides assistance and accommodations to students with physical, psychological, and learning disabilities that may impede their academic progress. Services include notifying instructors about the student's disabling condition and specific accommodations to which the student is entitled.

Student tutors assist in administering oral and extended timed testing to students who qualify to test in the Adaptive Needs office. Tutors also assist students by proofreading papers, studying and reviewing notes for tests, providing reader and scribe services when necessary, and by enlarging printed texts and class notes.

Reasonable accommodations are provided based upon individual need. Each student must provide recent documentation of his or her disability in order to participate in the Adaptive Needs Program.


Academic Counseling
102 Eldridge Hall, 670-3219
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The purpose of this service is to assist those students who are having academic difficulties, those who are indecisive about a major field of study, or those who wish to know how their abilities relate to a certain major field of study. A student's academic choices are usually made after a better understanding of his aptitudes and interests. Many times, academic problems are interrelated with personal and vocational problems, and only after a complete picture of the three areas is established can a student overcome his academic problems. Services provided include monitoring academic progress, academic planning, and registration support. Counseling services advises "Undecided" and "Conditional" students about academic decisions.


Personal Counseling
Hamil Hall Health Center, 670-3452
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Many students find that personal concerns interfere with various aspects of their college life. University Counseling provides an atmosphere in which students may discuss such concerns freely and confidentially. Counseling is a process whereby a student gains understanding of himself and his opportunities in order that he may make adjustments and decisions in situations that confront him now, as well as in the future. Counseling is also offered through the Care Team, a response network for students facing crisis.

Online Mental Health Screening

Testing Services
102 Eldridge Hall, 670-3221
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University Counseling administers the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and the American College Test (ACT). MAT/GRE may be obtained in the Admissions office, or by calling (334) 670-3379.

CLEP/AP Credit Equivalency
ACT Test Dates
MAT Test Dates

Speaker's Services
102 Eldridge Hall, 670-3221
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Professional staff members serve as presenters to classes and student groups on a variety of topics including time management, study skills, and stress. To schedule a speaker, contact Counseling Services two weeks prior to presentation date.

Questions or comments? Contact the TROY office of Student Development.