Success Navigator Overview
The Student Success Navigator is an online survey that includes items designed to measure student self-perceptions across four domains of behavior, personality, and/or social-emotional status: Academic Skills, Commitment, Self-Management, and Social Support. Each of these four domains is made up of multiple categories of items (with high scores associated with success for each category):
- Academic Skills (tools & strategies to succeed in the classroom)
= Meeting Class Expectations + Organization
- Commitment (active pursuit toward an academic goal)
= Commitment to College Goals + Institutional Commitment
- Self-Management (reactions to academic and other stressors)
= Sensitivity to Stress + Test Anxiety + Academic Self-Efficacy
- Social Support (connecting with people and resources for student success)
= Connectedness + Institutional Support + Barriers to Success
Incoming first-year students are asked to complete the survey during the August orientation. Participation is completely voluntary but reports of student responses can be very helpful to both students and advisors. Students are asked to review their individual reports and to consider reaching out to a variety of campus resources to assist them with the transition to college and with continuing academic success. If you are a student and no longer have the information provided to you to access your Success Navigator report, please contact the
Office of Student Successat 610-436-2908 to obtain your report. If you would like to reach out to campus resources for assistance in any of the areas measured by the Success Navigator, please use the buttons below to choose the campus resources you feel would be most helpful to you. And, look through the Resource Libraries posted below for helpful tips about how to improve your academic skills, for information about setting SMART goals and moving forward toward meeting the goals you set, to learn more about managing stress in college, and to find resources to support your success through college and beyond.
ETS Student Academic Skills Library
ETS Student Commitment Resource Library
ETS Student Self-Management Resource Library
ETS Student Social Support Resource Library
OR simply ask your academic advisor for a referral. They will be happy to assist you as they also have access to this listing of campus resources.
Visit our Success Navigator Resources for more information.
Academic Advisors and counselors should also make use of these resource listings to assist students who may not know where to turn for assistance with specific issues. If you are an Academic Advisor, Program Counselor, Academic Coordinator, or other staff member, faculty member, or university administrator that would like additional information about the Success Navigator tool, please contact
Dr. Loretta Rieser-Dannerat 610-436-3106.
Student Success at WCU
Academics
Academics
Academic Calendar, Advising, Scheduling Classes, Library, Research Opportunities, and More...
Health, Wellness & Safety
Health, Wellness & Safety
I Need Help, Recreational Programming, Personal Problems, Public Safety, Center for Women & Gender Equity, And More...
Personal
Personal
Financial Aid, Financial Help, Job Seeking, I need help, Spiritual Help, Legal Services, Transportation Issues, and more...
Professional Development
Professional Development
Career Development, Volunteer Opportunities, Leadership Opportunities, and more...
Social/Residential
Social/Residential
I'm Bored, On-Campus Living, Off-Campus Living, Roommate Issues, and more...
Specialty Groups
Specialty Groups
Commuting Students, Veterans, Under-Represented Minorities, First Generation Students, Students with Disabilities, Homeless Students, and more...