Success Coaching

Success Coaching at Husson University is an individualized, collaborative, and dynamic process of addressing students’ specific needs and personal goals. Coaching focuses on a student’s strengths and identifies strategies to help students overcome obstacles, be strong self-advocates, and build self-determination. Together, a student and coach proactively work towards students successfully carrying out their daily life activities at college in a goal-oriented way. 

Success Coaching can:

• Assist students in figuring out their college strengths, challenges, and needed support. 
• Offer academic support skills and core self-management strategies.
• Provide support and feedback while students use these skills and strategies in college.
• Give non-judgmental accountability as students work to meet their goals.
• Connect students to other relevant campus resources.

Students: 

• Partner with their coach to determine what works and what doesn't.
• Have autonomy in decision-making and topics of coaching discussions.
• Become an expert in how they learn, manage their time, and fully participate in college.

Q: Who is eligible to participate? 

A: Success coaching is a program designed for students registered with Accessibility Services, with academic barriers related to ADHD, Autism, or other areas of neurodiversity. Students opt-in to participate and it is never mandated. 

Q: Can online students participate? 

A: Yes, students from the online division registered with Accessibility Services can access success coaching virtually. 

Q: Are there similar support services offered to all students? 

A: There is a plethora of student success support offered within the Center for Student Success, including tutoring and peer advising support. To learn more visit the  Center for Student Success. 

Q: Who can I talk to more about this? 

A: Contact a staff member in Accessibility Services. Start by emailing Accessibility@Husson.edu