Academic Resources at Catawba
Academic support & Career services
Academic Support and Career Services provides services to students in the areas of mental health and academic assistance. These services include: personal counseling, psychological testing, disabilities services, educational programming, and a self-help library.
academic policies and standards
Students who wish to waive/amend graduation/degree requirements, academic probation/standards, or other policies delineated in the Catawba Catalog may petition the Academic Policies and Standards Committee (ACPOL). Petitions include requests to be readmitted after withdrawal, appeal a suspension, waive the rule specifying that the final 30-sh of study be completed at Catawba, waive the restrictions of probation, take a tutorial, and other policies.
Blackboard
(for Current Catawba Community only)
A web-based course management system for online courses or supplemental class material and discussions between professors and students.
CatLink
(for Current Catawba Community only)
This online portal serves as a central location for students to check their grades and academic standing, upcoming semester schedules or course offerings, check their Catawba e-mail and much more!
NOTE: Your username/password will be the same as your network login — your first initial, middle initial, and up to six letters of your last name. (Ex: Joe William Somebody > jwsomebo) And your password will be your social security number WITH dashes. Internet Explorer is the ONLY web browser that can be used to log into CatLink. AOL does NOT work with CatLink.
Programs and center
Various programs and centers which serve many roles such as academic support, enrichment and community outreach. These include:
- Costa Rica Study Abroad
- First-Year Experience
- Honors
- Center for the Environment
- Lilly Center for Vocation and Values
- Programs and Centers »
Corriher-Linn-Black Library
With the completion of a major renovation in 2008, the Library has become an increasingly important nucleus for research on the Catawba campus. In addition to its growing collection of print books and journals, the Library also houses the largest instruction lab on campus, laptops for checkout, and wireless access throughout its interior and outside patio. These features combined with ample collaborative and private study spaces, have made the Library a major campus technology hub.
The Library became a selective depository of U.S. Government documents in the 1890's and a selective depository for N.C. State documents beginning in 1995. The Library also participates in the North Carolina Libraries and Virtual Education (NC LIVE) network and LYRASIS, the nation's largest regional Library membership organization, for access to state, national, and international electronic resources and services.
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