Early Alert Program

The Early Alert Program supports the mission of Saint Martin's University by offering a campus-wide early intervention system in support of student success. Recommended by the Academic Standards Committee, this process provides an online referral system to help gather information about students who appear to be experiencing challenges to their academic success. The referral form does not replace phone calls or personal visits to the appropriate campus personnel, but offers a convenient means of communicating concerns about students who are performing poorly.

What is the goal of the Early Alert Program?
The goal of Early Alert is to increase student academic success by providing a safety net for students experiencing academic or behavioral problems. Faculty, staff and the monastic community are in a prime position to observe students who may be at risk of withdrawing. This ensures that students are provided an early opportunity to take action and utilize campus resources. These many resources include the student's advisor, financial aid, counseling office, career services, residence hall manager, Campus Ministry, Learning and Writing Center, disability support services, etc. The earlier a student is aware that someone is concerned about his or her academic progress, the better the chances of a positive outcome.

If you have further questions, please contact the Early Alert Program.