The Emanon Institute Career Center provides business training with an emphasis on results. Learn more about our industry-leading certifications and training courses in project management, data analytics, financial modeling, and office productivity.

The Director, Assistant Director of Student Activities, and the Student Life Office Coordinator are all in the Student Life offices. They are available to answer any query, no matter how little.

If you want to start a new group, learn about a campus event, or get the Dean's opinion on a private matter, stop by the Student Life Office on either campus. There's always a large bowl of candy and a smile waiting for you!

A successful project typically gets off to a strong start at the Emanon Institute, where families of many ethnic groups assemble for enjoyment. The experience will strengthen the relationships and skills of that cohort, and it will allow them the self-assurance to take the lead as internal advocates for intentional integration.

No policy or administrative measure may in any way restrict a student's ability to engage in a free interchange of ideas. These rights are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and include the freedoms of speech, expression, petition, and peaceful assembly.
Under applicable federal and state laws, every student shall have the right to participate in all aspects and activities of the school without being subjected to any form of discrimination, including harassment, based on race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
Except when prohibited by law, students and school administration will both respect a student's right to personal privacy.
A fundamentally fair process is promised to every student facing disciplinary action for violating university student regulations.

Each school, academic program, or campus service at Emanon Institute has a designated professor or staff member who collaborates with Disability Services to plan accommodations for students with disabilities.

Any mental health difficulties you might be experiencing, such as stress, anxiety, alcohol or drug abuse, eating, eating disorders, depression, family issues, suicidal thoughts, and more, can be helped by the health service at the Emanon Institute. We offer individual counseling, group counseling, wellness workshops, and introductions to extensive local resources. They are provided free of charge.

Social workers, psychologists, and counselors:
The counselors at Thre Emanon Institute assist students in planning for college and careers as well as extensive academic success and their social and emotional problems.
The psychologists evaluate students for academic and behavioral issues and collaborate with parents, teachers, and administrators to create support plans. Additionally, they offer both individual and group counseling and, if necessary, send students to other professionals.
Social workers at the Emanon Institute give counseling while collaborating with other faculty members to create support systems for students. They handle cases, collaborate with families, and identify further services students might require.

The Emanon Institute offers peer-to-peer support, primary care, counseling, mentoring, and access to caring adults and resources. Emanon Institute helps students succeed in the classroom and beyond while supporting teachers!

Additionally, Emanon Institute offers free access to behavioral health services, suitable adolescent activities, and health care in a venue that is enjoyable, secure, and practical—at schools. One of the many excellent programs provided by The Emanon Institute is Parent At Emanon.