Early Alert & Thrive at CNC

Unexpected challenges and difficulties at home, at work, or at school may come up for you during the school year that can impact your studies. At CNC, we want you to succeed and enjoy your time here. If you are a student at the Prince George campus, during the semester your instructors or other staff may refer you to the Early Alert & Thrive Program. This program is completely voluntary and connects you with campus resources that can help you work towards your academic and personal goals, and get the most out of your college experience.

If you are referred to the Early Alert & Thrive program, a staff member from the service area(s) you were referred to will reach out to you to discuss the referral, and to see if you’re interested in accessing services. It’s up to you whether or not you’d like to access supports, and you can choose which of the recommended resources you would like to connect with. If you are interested in accessing campus resources, the staff member who reached out to you will help you to book an appointment with the appropriate areas. If you haven’t been referred to the program but are interested in finding out more about the resources available to you on campus, please connect with us in Student Services by visiting Room 1-753 or calling 250-561-5818. 

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Referral Process

After a referral is submitted, staff from the service area the student has been referred to review the referral and connect the student to offer services. If the student wants to access services, the team will help connect the student with the resources that will best meet their needs.

Information about Early Alert & Thrive program outreach is confidential and only accessed by campus service providers. It’s stored separately from your academic records and will never become part of a transcript or general academic record.

Appointments

Appointments are friendly, non-judgmental conversations to develop a plan and work on specific concerns. They can also include secondary referrals to other services on campus or in the community.

Services you may be connected with include:

  • Aboriginal Resource Centre
  • Academic Advising
  • Academic Success Centre (formally called “Testing & Tutoring Centre”)
  • Accessibility Services
  • Campus housing
  • Counselling
  • Cultural supports
  • Financial Aid & Awards
  • International Education department
  • Medical supports through the Health & Wellness Centre
  • Peer Connections Program
  • Recreation Services
  • Wellness Coaching

Frequently Asked Questions

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Thrive FAQ

  • Will Early Alert & Thrive program information show up on a student’s transcript or academic record?

  • Do students have to participate in the Early Alert & Thrive program?

  • Do other post-secondary institutions have similar programs?

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Contact Us

thrive@cnc.bc.ca