STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

Student Support Services is a federally funded TRIO program
sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. It provides intensive
services to 175 eligible students enrolled at St. Scholastica each year.

Students are eligible for SSS if they meet at least one of these requirements:

• First generation status
• Income guidelines
• Learning or physically disabled
• In addition, all SSS students must have some type of an academic need that can be determined by SSS counselors.

Staff

Dory Pohl, MS Ed, Program Director X5997 T2150 C
Academic and Personal Development, Time Management, Study Skills, Transition to College, Conflict Resolution, Sexual Abuse, Relationships, Adjustment, Goal Setting, Crisis Intervention.

Tiffany Snider, MSW, LGSW, Assistant Director X5909 T2149 F
Time Management, Study Skills, Academic Goal Setting, Communication Skills, Personal Development, Stress Management, Conflict Resolution, Crisis Intervention, Program Development.

Leigh Branovan, MSW,LICSW, Half-time Counselor X6040 T2149D
Adjustment and Transition to College, Stress Management, Time Management, Relationship and Communication issues, Abuse and eglect, Grief and Loss, Decision Making and Personal Development Skills, Academic Advising and Career Exploration, Women's Mental Health, Crisis Intervention.

Shar Mike, MS Ed, LPC Counselor X5901 T2149C
Academic and Personal Development, Time Management, Study Skills, Transition to College, Conflict Resolution, Sexual Abuse, Relationships, Adjustment, Goal Setting, Crisis Intervention, Stress Management, Career Exploration.

Gail Samarzia, Secretary/Administrative Assistant X6594 T2150

Services