The Office of Academic Success Initiatives (OASI) promotes retention, persistence, and completion through programs, projects, and collaboration with campus stakeholders. We work with campus partners to identify and eliminate common barriers to student success. We are committed to the success of each student, and our office can provide you with support and resources to help you achieve your goals.
Proactive Outreach and Communication
We regularly reach out to students to provide timely information about academic and enrollment procedures and processes, including: withdrawal deadlines, removing holds and registering for classes.
From time to time, we may also reach out to individual students to check in or offer support. Whether we call, email, text, or invite you to schedule an appointment, we hope you respond.
allows faculty teaching select courses to refer students who may need academic support to OASI. Once an alert is submitted for a student, they receive outreach to offer support and connect them to campus resources. Faculty can submit early alerts in Navigate.
During weeks five to seven of each fall and spring semester, faculty teaching undergraduate courses are asked to provide progress reports for their students. Faculty can identify if they are concerned about a student’s academic performance or attendance and provide feedback as to how they can improve. Faculty can also let a student know they are making positive progress.
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Students can view all of their progress reports in the Navigate360 Student app. A dedicated Midterm Progress Report Triage Team responds to progress reports of concern through various outreach methods.
Starting Fall 2025
Academic Success Coaching
Beginning Fall 2025, Academic Success Coaching will provide first-year students with proactive, personalized support to address challenges and build the skills necessary for their success. All incoming first-time-in-college students will be assigned to a full-time staff academic success coach. The program will support students in their transition from high school to college by helping them adjust to the academic, social and personal differencesÌýbetween those experiences. Coaches can help students set goals, identify potential barriers, build academic skills and engage campus resources. Students will be able to find and contact their assigned coach using the Navigate360 Student app.
Students who need support but are not assigned a coach, can contact us atÌýsucceed@ut.edu.
Navigate
The Office of Academic Success Initiatives administers and coordinates usage of the Navigate platform, which is СÓÅÊÓƵampa’s student success management system.
Want to make college life less complicated? Navigate360 Student is your dedicated student success app featuring tools to guide you from orientation to graduation.
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You can use Navigate to schedule appointments, connect to campus resources, get directions to your classes, find classmates to study with, receive important reminders, explore careers and majors, and get notified when holds are placed on your account.
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Download Navigate360 Student from the or . Log in using your MyСÓÅÊÓƵampa username and password. For questions about Navigate, please email navigate@ut.edu.
Faculty and staff can use Navigate to save time and engage students. Navigate features tools to schedule and document appointments, share information between departments, identify students in need of support, conduct outreach, and promote student success. To get started using Navigate, check out the help articles on the or email navigate@ut.edu.
Contact Us
Have general questions about our office? Are you a student in need of support? Contact us at succeed@ut.edu.
