Learner Support Services Department
The Learner Support Services Department augments the educational experience of learners by providing diverse learner- centered programs and services that foster leadership development in a growing global society. The resources and programs that make up the Learner Support Services Department are designed to provide essential services, many of which are vital for learner success. Our departments include Learner Support and Disability Services. The Learner Support Services Department also handles and resolves learner disputes. All divisions, programs, and processes are geared toward fostering opportunities for learners to enhance and expand their educational experience.
Academic Advising
Academic advising at CalSouthern is an integral part of the educational experience. Learner Support Services enhances the academic experience through personalized support, facilitates a collaborative environment for learners to achieve their academic and professional goals, and promotes a standard of academic integrity and an appreciation of diversity.
The Learner Support Services department is comprised of Academic Advisors who provide guidance in planning the learner’s educational program, assist in the facilitation of course registration, and help the learner understand and navigate university policies and procedures. Learner Support Services encourages and supports learners as they progress through their academic programs and provide a one-on-one approach to advising should questions or issues arise during the process.
Support Service Referrals
Hotlines/Self-help Support Groups
Note: The listed telephone numbers may be subject to change. Hotline information/referral numbers are for reaching those that can provide crisis counseling, refer callers to local agencies, and provide information and/or printed materials.
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AIDS
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(800) 243-2437
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Al-Anon for Families of Alcoholics
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(800) 344-2666
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Alcohol & Drug Abuse Hotline
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(800) 729-6686
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Alcohol and Drug Addiction
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(800) 992-4414
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Alcohol and Drug Helpline
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(800) 821-4357
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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
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9-8-8
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CDC AIDS Info
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(800) 342-2437
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Cocaine Anonymous
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(310) 559-5833
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Families Anonymous
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(800) 736-9805
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Families of Alcohol/Drug Abusers
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(888) 418-0031
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Family Support Network
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(240) 403-1901
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Gay & Lesbian National Hotline
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(888) 843-4564
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Narcotics Referral Hotline
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(800) 711-6375
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National Child - At Risk Hotline
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(800) 792-5200
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National Child Abuse Hotline
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(800) 422-4453
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National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Hotline
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(800) 622-2255
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National Domestic Violence Hotline
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(800) 799-7233
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National Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment Referral
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(800) 662-HELP (4357)
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National Help Line for Alcohol and Substance Abuse
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(800) 784-6776
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National Mental Health Association
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(800) 969-NMHA (6642)
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National Sexual Assault Hotline
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(800) 656-HOPE (4673)
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
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(800) 273-8255
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National U.S. Child Abuse Hotline
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(800) 422-4453
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Planned Parenthood Hotline
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(800) 230-PLAN (7526)
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Poison Control
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(800) 222-1222
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United Way
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(703) 836-7112
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Disability Services
CalSouthern recognizes and accepts its responsibilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, prohibiting discrimination on the basis of disability and requiring the University to provide reasonable accommodations to learners with documented disabilities in all University programs and activities. To receive any reasonable accommodation(s) for a learner’s disability, learners must complete the CalSouthern accommodation process at least two weeks in advance of their course start date. To complete the process in time, they will need to begin gathering the required documentation as soon as possible.
Learners must self-disclose their disability, request accommodation, and submit the necessary documentation to the University Disability Services Office. Learners will need to acquire the necessary documentation to receive disability accommodations.
Accommodations are provided only after the process has been completed and do not apply to courses previously taken. Courses begun at CalSouthern prior to a request for an accommodation will not be considered for re-evaluation of grades. For more information, please contact the University Disability Services Coordinator at 800.477.2254, x4272 or disabilityservices@calsouthern.edu.