Intellectual Well-Being
Intellectual well-being encourages participation in mentally stimulating and creative activities. It involves seeking knowledge, challenging assumptions, embracing lifelong learning, staying open to growth, nurturing curiosity, and engaging in critical thinking to explore new ideas and perspectives.
Toolkit
MU Resources
- Academics
- Academic Advising (Campus Programs)
- Academic Advising & Services (Online Programs)
- Academic Support (Tutoring, Writing Center)
- Academic Programs
- Davis Memorial Library
- Center for Research & Creativity
- Transfer Student Services
- Academic Warning
- Student Access & Accommodations
- Study Abroad
- Office of the Registrar
Contact: Academic Advising (Campus Programs)
Linda Lane, M.M.
Academic & Career Advisor, Student Persistence
Department
Contact: Academic Advising & Services (Online Programs)
Enrollment Counselor
Methodist University Online
Contact: Academic Support
Rebecca King, M.F.A.
Senior Director, One Stop Academic Services
Department
Contact: Library Circulation Desk
Circulation Desk
Department
Contact: Interlibrary Loan
Charity Lemons
Interlibrary Loan Assistant
Department
Contact: Center for Research & Creativity
Cameron Dodworth, Ph.D.
Professor of English; Director, Center for Research & Creativity
Contact: Transfer Student Services
Jenny Xiong, M.P.N.A.
Director, Transfer Student Services
Department
Contact: Student Access & Accommodations
Lisa Dobson
Director, Student Access & Accommodations
Department
Contact: Study Abroad
Minnu Paul, MBA
Director, Global Education Office
Department
Contact: Registrar
Office of the Registrar