What's the Scoop at SLU?

Between all of the paperwork and processes and the sometimes confusing array of SLU acronyms, there's much to learn about Saint Louis University. Our What's the Scoop at SLU? Facebook Live webinars are designed to give families opportunities to learn more about how the various campus departments and offices are working to support their students. You'll also have a chance to meet the faces behind the names and ask any lingering questions.

Upcoming Webinars

Date/Time	Topic and Link	Panelists	Description
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, Feb. 15	Health and Wellness View the Webinar Recording	Eric Anderson, assistant vice president for student well-being Knieba Jones-Johnson, director of counseling	Counseling and Health and Well-being professionals will share the services and outreach they provide. They'll share best practices on how families can support their students during their transition into the college community.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, Feb. 22	Department of Public Safety View the Webinar Recording	Melinda Heikinnen, assistant vice president for public safety and emergency management Joshua Johnson, community engagement	Get to know the Department of Public Safety and how they keep our campus community safe. This presentation reviews the services Public Safety provides and how they engage with students.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, March 1	Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources View the Webinar Recording	Kendra Johnston, director of the Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources	This presentation will answer questions about accommodations, alternate course formats, diagnostic testing, lending materials, temporary situations (injury, short-term situation, i.e., 2-3 weeks) and parent/family engagement regarding accommodations.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, March 8	Housing and Dining Services View the Webinar Recording	Lauren Davis, interim associate director of housing operations and facilities David Young, director of Busch Student Center at SLU	The housing and dining team will talk about the on-campus housing community, including the roommate-change process, how to work out roommate challenges and how your Billiken can maximize their housing experience by participating within the community. Dining selections, options and processes will also be discussed further, in addition to the mail process at SLU.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, April 5	Academic Advising View the Webinar Recording	Peggy Dotson, assistant provost for academic advising	This presentation will provide an overview of the advising process at SLU. We will discuss the role of both the advisor and student, how students access their advisor and important dates and events.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, April 12	Financial Aid View the Webinar Recording	David Rice, associate director for financial aid	The semester is winding down, and you may have questions regarding financial aid, such as award status, budgeting for next year, scholarships or loan payment options. David Rice, associate director of financial services, will help you navigate that process.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, April 19	Career Services View the Webinar Recording	Floyd Welsh, director of career services Cori Israel, assistant director of career services Margaret McGuire, experiential learning coordinator	This presentation will address career development opportunities and services and how students should utilize these resources throughout their college careers. Resume writing, major exploration, job and industry fairs, mock interviews, internships research and more.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, Aug. 2	New Student and Family Orientation Facebook Live Link	Susan Fanale, director for first-year experience	This presentation will answer questions about SLU 101 for students, parents, and families. It will also discuss Welcome Week and resources.
7 p.m. CT, Wednesday, Sept. 6	First Generation Families Facebook Live Link	Dr. Victoria Martin, interim director of retention and student success Lindsay Gonterman, director of the SOAR Program (Students' Opportunity for Achievement and Resources)	Families who have students in these programs can learn more about how to synthesize the information from SLU 101 in a more practical way and how they can help support their students at SLU.