S triving T A

owards cademic R ecovery

Updated 8/1/17
Administrative Staff

Timothy Hunt Norma Pena Jose Gonzalez Hillary Locklear

Mission Statement of STAR

The mission of the STAR program is to

offer developmental support of students
as they pursue academic recovery and
explore personal growth
 Clientile
Primarily for academically suspended students who either:
Appealed their suspension and was approved, and will be returning
the following semester, or
Either appealed the suspension and it was not approved, or chose not
to appeal; sat out for the designated suspension period, and have been
readmitted.

STAR also meets with students who are on academic probation, but
are not required to submit an academic appeal, but may have
submitted a financial aid appeal.
 Voluntarily is OK as Well

Students who are in good standing

may also participate in the STAR
Program VOLUNTARILY!
 Intake Process
Meet with STAR Counselor
Complete the LASSI (Learning and Study Strategies Inventory),
and CSEI (College Self-Efficacy Inventory) Assessments
Discuss future goals
Normally takes 1 hour
 Group or Individual?

Group: Students will be sorted into groups based on

focused areas in need of improvement
This process will be determined during the Intake Process.

Individual: Students have the option to attend

individual sessions or group, or both.
What will STAR help me with?

Time Management & Organizational Skills

Motivation, Attitude, & Goal Setting
General Study Habits and Test Taking Skills
Personal Issues
Contact Information/Location

Wellons Hall Suite M, Room 4

DF Lowry Building (Located next to Starbucks)
910-775-4632
For any additional information, please contact Timothy
Hunt at 910-775-4395
Always Remember

STAR does not counsel, WE COACH