Louise Cracknell - Assistant Director for Student Development and Eliza Mott - Coordinator for Student Development work directly with students to help them work through concerns that are impacting their academic success, well-being, and enjoyment of their time at MICA. These can range from struggles with mental and medical health to financial and family issues. By utilizing a combination of one-on-one meetings and collaboration with campus partners, Student Development supports students based on their individual needs and concerns.
It is to the benefit of students to speak with Louise or Eliza early in the semester if they are experiencing ongoing concerns, or as soon as possible after a concern arises. Even if they are not sure whether or not Student Development can help, students are welcome to reach out for guidance. Early intervention and support can often provide students with more options than waiting for a situation to resolve on its own or until a crisis situation develops.
For more detailed information about the ways Student Development can help you, please check out the guides below for Students, Parents, and Faculty.
- Student Development Guide for Students
- Student Development Guide for Parents
- Student Development Guide for Faculty
If you have specific questions regarding areas of support Student Development can provide, please view the Frequently Asked Questions page.
Still not finding what you're looking for?
Please reach out using one of the methods listed below.
| Make an Appointment | Drop-In Hours | |
| Louise Cracknell | calendly.com/lcracknell | Mondays, 1 – 4 p.m. Bunting Center, room 265 |
| Eliza Mott | calendly.com/elizamott | Wednesdays, 1 – 4 p.m. Bunting Center, room 261 |