Online Student Resources
The Canvas Help Desk offers technical support for students utilizing Canvas, Help Desk tutorials, and other resources for using Canvas.
Email: canvas@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8555
The Career Center helps to prepare you to launch a successful career by providing career development and job search services. Their team can help you build a resume, decide on wise career choices, practice job interviews, provide career counseling, and create career-building profiles on websites such as LinkedIn. Set up an online appointment with one of their Career Counselors today.
Email: careercenter@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-5420
The Disability Support Center at Southern Utah University continuously provides support and services to students with disabilities who are overcoming different educational difficulties because of their individual challenges. Reasonable accommodations are offered to participants in the program, giving them access to services requested by law. We encourage self-direction, resourcefulness, academic skill development and personal advancement. Also, see Student Support Services below.
Phone: (435) 865-8042
The Cashier Office can help you with bill payment, tuition payment plans, fee rates, and refunds.
Email: cashier@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-7720
The Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) provides emotional, social, and financial support to students from historically underrepresented communities (e.g. students of color, LGBTQIA+ students, first-generation college students, etc.).
Email: diversity@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8761
The Library provides access to online journals and ebooks.
Email: library@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8240
You may be eligible for financial aid and not even know it! We encourage every student to apply for financial aid.
Federal Aid
You can start this process by completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at FAFSA.ed.gov. The FAFSA opens every year on October 1st, and you are able to fill it out at any point during the academic year. The application will take two weeks to reach SUU after you submit it.
The FAFSA will consider you for grants, work-study, and subsidized/unsubsidized loans. While grants, work-study, and subsidized loans are “need-based” aid which not every student will qualify for, every student will at least be offered unsubsidized loans. These loans have a much better interest rate than private loans do, so if you need to take out loans for your schooling, this is the best place to start.
How to Apply for Federal Financial Aid
Scholarships
There are multiple scholarship opportunities available to students. The applications for Current Student and Departmental Scholarships opens November 1st and closes on February 1st each year.
You can apply for these scholarships through your MySUU Portal by clicking on the “Scholarships” link, which is located under the “APPS” heading. Many of these scholarships require that you have a FAFSA application on file. It is important to fill out the FAFSA even if you don’t think you will qualify for need-based aid.
We also encourage you to look into private scholarships. Here is a list of private scholarship websites that SUU has vetted and found do disburse funds to students:
To see your financial aid award, log in to MySUU Portal, click on “Financial Aid” then “Award”. View your award by “Aid Year”. Select the correct aid year, then click the tab that says “Award Overview”. If you wish to accept your award, you can select the “Accept Award Offer” tab.
How to Accept Your Scholarship Award
If you have questions about your award, FAFSA, or any financial aid options that may be available, you can reach out to the SUU Financial Aid Office at finaid@suu.edu or by phone at (435) 586-7735
The Non-Traditional Office offers resources to students who meet at least one of the following criteria: 25 years or older, married, widowed, divorced, have a dependent child(ren), AND/OR have had a three or more year break from school.
What can Non-Trad do for you?
- Give you personalized, individual attention
- Connect you to resources on and off-campus
- Potentially provide financial assistance through non-trad specific scholarships
- Arrange activities, events, and support networks that are specifically designed for non-trad students
Child Care Assistance Means Parents In School (CCAMPIS) Grant
- A grant from the Department of Education that can help subsidize the cost of child care
- Cover up to 90% of child care Fees!
- Available for SUU students residing ANYWHERE!
- For exact eligibility requirements, percentage of fees covered, and the application, visit the CCAMPIS Grant page.
Scholarships
- Access a massive list of scholarships available for SUU Non-Trad students only!
Email: nontrads@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8760
A list of SUU policies and procedures can be found on the Policies and Procedures page.
We feel that Sustainability at SUU is important for campus and the wider community.
By providing Recycling on campus, and improving campus efficiency through Conservation Efforts, SUU can lead the way towards improving the environment regionally and beyond.
Recycling:
Email: recycling@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8093
Campus Sustainability
Email: turnbaugh@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8735
You can contact the Registrar's Office for registration concerns, copies of transcripts, student directory listing updates, and graduation questions.
Email: registrar@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-7715
Student Computing can help you with computer accounts, passwords, and IT questions.
TRiO Student Support Services (SSS) is a federally funded program designed to provide a variety of services to help students complete an associate degree and move on to a bachelor's degree.
Services offered through SSS:
- Career advising
- Academic tutoring and Math Lab
- Learn study strategies to help you to be a successful student
To apply for the SSS program, you must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- First Generation - Neither parent received a four-year college degree before you were 18 years old, and/or
- Students with low income - You are receiving federal financial aid such as a Pell grant, or your household taxable income meets federal financial guidelines, and/or
- Disability - You a disability which has been documented through SUU's Disability Resource Center
Applicants must be citizens of the United States and enrolled as a full-time student at SUU.
Email: studentsupportservices@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-7111
A physical Student ID has its benefits, whether it’s visiting SUU campus and taking in a football game or getting student discounts for food or services in the city you live in. SUU Online Students can obtain a physical Student ID by following the instructions below:
- Go to my.suu.edu/profile/edit and upload a profile photo of yourself.
- Once a profile photo has been uploaded, go to my.suu.edu/studentid or click the button below.
- Choose the address you would like your student ID card sent to, or enter a new address.
- Once you have selected an address, the SUU student ID card staff will process your request and mail your student ID card to the address specified. You will receive an email notification when your ID card has been sent.
Looking for study abroad opportunities? Contact the Office of Learning Abroad.
Email: learningabroad@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-1992
You can use the Bookstore to order your textbooks, technology, reading books, and SUU memorabilia. They will ship your orders right to you.
Course Materials
In addition to your textbook(s) for your course, there maybe additional materials and software required by your instructor. We recommend that you contact the instructor prior to registration for a complete list.
Please review the Canvas System Requirementsinformation for standard software and plug-in applications and formats used here at SUU.
Email: bookstore@suu.edu
Phone: 435-586-7995
The Title IX Office supports students who have been victims of gender inequity, sexual discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual abuse, and sexual assault. If you feel your rights have been violated, please contact the Title IX office.
Email: title9@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-5419
Title IX is MANDATORY for all SUU students and must be completed by the first day of school.
Complete Your Training
Note: Your SUU portal login is your username.
Contact the Testing Center for questions regarding remote testing.
Email: testing@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8071
Free short-term (one-time) online tutoring is taking the place of free walk-in tutoring. The Tutoring Center can schedule students with a tutor the same day, if desired, or a day or more in advance. Please submit a request (at least) 30 minutes in advance (more notice is even better). Students can request a free short-term tutor more than once, but must submit a request form each time.
Email: tutoringcenter@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 586-7714
Are you a US Military Veteran? Thank you for your service! SUU has a number of benefits for you through our Veterans Resource and Support Center including, but not limited to:
- Tutoring Services
- Support and Counseling
- Help with Aid and Scholarship
- Career Counseling
- Access to a Student Veteran, who offers direct assistance to student veterans who have questions or are experiencing problems accessing their VA benefits.
Helpful links to help you on your journey:
VA Financial Aid Resources
- Boundless Opportunity Scholarship (BOS)
- Utah Tuition Gap Funding Program (VetGap)
- Active Duty Tuition Assistance
- Federal Tuition Assistance (FTA)
- State Tuition Assistance (STA)
- State Tuition Waiver Program
- Many SUU VA scholarships available
The Veteran Center offers access to education benefits and services for veterans, military students, and their dependents.
Email: veterans@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8477
The Writing Center supports you with their writing endeavors across the curriculum. Tutors are trained to help you at all points in the writing process.
Tips and Writing Help Resources
Online appointments are available in 30-minute and 1-hour slots.
Book an Undergraduate Session Book a Graduate Session
Email: writingcenter@suu.edu
Phone: (435) 865-8176