Our Stories

Being a student leader means having awareness of yourself and the role you have in supporting others.

I gained essential research skills that I gave me the opportunity to dive deep into theory while empowering me to use research as a tool for social change.

I learned so much through all my visits to the Writing Center. Without your support I would not have done so well in academics.

You gave me accurate words to identify what I want to say. And for the most difficult times, your support lifted and brightened my heart.

Your enthusiasm and support from the get-go reminded me that what I was writing about was cool and important.

With your help in going through my capstone, personal statement, and many other assignments, I was able to graduate from SUA with flying colors and am now a student at Yale.

Thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to help me to revise my [graduate school] application essays.

SUA is committed to providing students with an educational opportunity that fosters love for humankind . . . and empowers learners to contribute to and improve society.

This program supported me in going beyond my comfort zone in classrooms, exploring my strengths and weaknesses, and polishing my leadership skills.

It is important to understand not only the underlying pathology a patient may have, but also the psychological component that may be contributing to their overall dysfunction.