Graduate Student Support & Resources
Graduate Student Support & Resources
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The Student Support Team offers support for our graduate students through academic planning, wellness and personal check-ins, one-on-one advising, and time management. Reach out to our team by emailing gsehdstudentsupport@bc.edu or set up an appointment here.
LSEHD Graduate Student Support Services
LSEHD Graduate Student Support Services
Come visit us at Campion 135!
Academic and personal support: gsehdstudentsupport@bc.edu
Assistance with general inquiries and forms: gadofc@bc.edu
Assistance with course registration: lynchgradcourseregistration@bc.edu
gradoffice@bc.edu | 617-552-4215
University Counseling Services
University Counseling Services
Gasson Hall 001
Individual counseling & same day consults for full-time students
Assistance for referrals, emergency services, UWill online services available to all BC students
bc.edu/counseling | 617-552-3310
Center for Student Wellness
Center for Student Wellness
Gasson Hall 025
Graduate Student Wellness Coaching: develop personal goals and get resources related to emotional and physical well-being
bwell@bc.edu | 617-552-9900
Office of the Dean of Students
Office of the Dean of Students
Maloney Hall 448
Disability Services Acommodations, student concerns/crisis, LGBTQ+ resources, Off-Campus housing support
odsd@bc.edu | 617-552-3470
The Connors Family Learning Center
The Connors Family Learning Center
O'Neill Library Room 200
General Writing Support: 50 minute 1 : 1 Appointments, Online Writing Lab
Academic Coaching
Conversation & Writing Support for English Language Learners
Disability Accommodations Support
bc.edu/connors | 617-552-0611
Office of Graduate Student Life
Office of Graduate Student Life
Murray House
Graduate Student Activities: Graduate Leadership Program, Doctoral Writing Group, GPS Retreat (Masters students only), On & Off-Campus Events
Graduate Student Association: Manages all Graduate student-run Organizations
gsc@bc.edu | 617-552-1855
Office of Campus Ministry
Office of Campus Ministry
McElroy 233
Pastoral Counseling, Sacraments
Reatreats: Art & Soul Retreat, Lenten Mini Retreat, Manresa Silent Retreat, and Monastic Retreat
Service Immersion Opportunities
bc.edu/ministry | 617-552-3475
Women's Center
Women's Center
Maloney Hall 441
Sexual Assault Network (SANet): 24/7 confidential and anonymous hotline with trained advocates
CARE Team Walk in Hours
women@bc.edu | 617-552-3489
April's Grad Hacks
Ideas to assist you in your graduate school journey.
Overcoming the Summer Scaries
Overcoming the Summer Scaries
Tips to remain stress-free as we say goodbye to pool days and hello to school days.
Daily Non-Negotiables: Morning or evening routines can reduce anxiety and create consistency. Exercise or journaling, even for just 10 minutes, can make your whole day better.
Find Your Rhythm: Plans are great, but it is important to allow for change. In the first few weeks, try reviewing your syllabi, breaking down key dates, and setting 1-3 priorities per week. This way, when the pace picks up, you’ll be ready.
Sustainability is Key: Grad school isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon. Sleep and nutrition are crucial tools for performance, so even though one more episode of tv before bed or just a cup of coffee for breakfast might be tempting, try to prioritize healthy habits.
We're in This Together: Grad school can be isolating, whether in-person or online, but connecting with classmates, study groups, and campus organizations helps. Professors and advisors are also eager to support you. Get to know the people around you, and success is sure to follow.
Tips for Making Boston Home
Tips for Making Boston Home
Moving to a new city can be difficult, so here are a few tips to help you adjust.
Join a Group: Whether at BC or beyond, connecting with others can help you de-stress and feel more at home. Clubs, casual sports teams, or volunteer organizations are great places to start.
Be a Tourist: When you need a break from studying, explore some of the sites everyone talks about. This will also help you get to know your surroundings and find local spots that are sure to become favorites.
Keep in Touch: A lot is new right now, but everything doesn’t have to be. Stay connected with your friends and family through calls, texts, etc. The familiarity just might be a breath of fresh air.
Newsletters & Opportunities
Inner Currents is a unique opportunity providing Lynch Masters students with a holistic and reflective experience focused on the formation and development of self; through planned activities such as group discussions, team-building exercises, and reflective sessions to encourage students to share their experiences and insights. This opportunity will meet monthly during the Fall and Spring semesters. Students have the option of selecting to join the in person or online cohort.
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