Student Services
- Career Development Center
- Financial Aid
- Information Technology (Help Desk)
- Learning Resource Center
- Library
- Mentor Project
- Student Publications
Career Development Center
A variety of career services exist for our students, including the following:
- An on-line system that connects students to jobs, employers, and mentors
- Career counseling and career planning assistance
- Internship placement and guidance; supplemental learning experiences
- Externship placement and guidance; field experience and student teaching placements
- Access to current career information; resume, cover letter, and interviewing assistance
- Workshops; employment opportunities
- Job search assistance; graduate school information
- Career assessment; career opportunity fairs
- Career Library (Le Fer Hall) and Resource Library (on-line)
Contact: Susan Gresham, Director of Career Development, (812)535-5121, sgresham@smwc.edu.
Financial Aid
The College’s financial aid office is located in Guerin Hall, Room 224. You can also reach staff at (812) 535-5100 or email finaid@smwc.edu.
It is vitally important that you respond to Financial Aid emails, requests for papers, tax information, your signature on forms, etc. Without completing this work, you can’t receive financial aid.
Also, a few helpful tips:
- Financial aid information is FREE. Don’t be scammed into paying for financial aid services.
- Scholarships for adult students are rare. But you can save money in many ways.
- You may be eligible for tax breaks for educational expenses; consult your tax preparer.
Information Technology
If you need computer assistance or help accessing online resources, contact the college's IT help desk by phone at (812)535-1177, by email at helpdesk@smwc.edu, or online at http://helpdesk.smwc.edu.
Learning Resource Center
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) provides a variety of resources to support students in achieving their academic goals. While some require a visit to campus, others can be provided by email or phone. Academic support services offered by the LRC include:
- Tutoring Services
- Writing Lab Assistance
- PRAXIS Test Preparation
- CLEP Testing
- ADA Advisement
- Open Workshops
- Math Placement Exams
Contact: Kimberly LaComba, Learning Resource Center Director, (812)535-5271, klacomba@smwc.edu.
Library
Books, as available, can be sent by mail and renewed once by phone. The library web page is at http://library.smwc.edu. For the online catalog, visit http://luis.indstate.edu.
Library hours vary when the campus is not in session, i.e., holidays, summer and between campus semesters. Call (812) 535-5223 for hours.
Mentor Project
To help our baccalaureate degree seeking students who transfer in fewer than 50 hours of transfer credit get a firm foundation in the Woods Online program, we pair them with a mentor, a veteran distance student, to be a source of support during their first semester as they transition into distance learning. If you did not get a mentor and want one, please email online@smwc.edu.
Student Publications
- Bridges (Woods Online newsletter)
- The Woods (campus newspaper, online at http://www.thewoodsnewspaper.com).
- Aurora (annual literary journal; for submission guidelines or a copy, contact jdukes@smwc.edu.)




