If a student is having difficulty in a class, an Instructor can raise a concern (also called a flag) in BatesReach which will automatically send an email to the student, as well as their advisers, letting them know that the student needs additional help in order to be successful in the course. The “flag” being raised is part of the Early Alert System within BatesReach and could be based on a number of factors including:
- Poor Attendance
- Low Quiz/Test Scores
- Missing Assignments
- Danger of Failing
- Co-Curricular Concerns
When a flag has been raised by an Instructor, the student will receive a notification in the form of an email. The student should reach out to the Instructor in order to discuss the reason for raising the flag and develop a strategy to improve. Advisers may also reach out to provide additional support.
Faculty and staff who have a connection with the student can also assign tasks to individual students within BatesReach, such as:
- Meet with me (Instructor or staff)
- Meet with Student Support Advisor
- Meet with your Academic Advisor
- Visit Academic Support Services
If you are assigned a task through BatesReach you will want to follow through with completing the task. Once the task is completed, BatesReach will show the status of the task as resolved.
Students can login to BatesReach and schedule an appointment, with the faculty/staff in My Success Network, during the office hours as set by the individual, and include a description as to why they need to meet. Once the meeting is saved, all appropriate people are notified.
Students can also choose to ask for help within BatesReach. These are the current concerns for which a student can ask for help:
- Academic Advising / Academic Requirements
- Academic Performance
- Medical / Mental Health Concern
- Personal Concern
The appropriate individuals on campus (instructors or advisers) will be notified regarding the student’s need for help and will reach out to the student.