Academic Accommodations
Academic Accommodations provides support services that enable students with disabilities to receive equal access to all aspects of university life.
The Accommodations Specialist provides accommodations to qualifying students, educates students on policies, laws, and regulations associated with academic accommodations, advocates for students in their interactions with faculty and staff, and creates a culture of inclusiveness for all types of learners at SNU. Academic Accommodations provides services for traditional undergraduate students, professional studies students, and graduate students at SNU.
Sylvia Lott
Accommodations Specialist, sylvia.lott@snu.edu | (405) 717-6272
RENEW Counseling Services
Renew Counseling Center is here to provide help and hope. We offer the opportunity for people like you to pursue wholeness, healing, support, and growth within a Christian context while remaining respectful of your background and experiences. As we work with you, we will listen to your concerns, assess your needs, and respect your values.
Holly Sapp, Executive Director of Renew Counseling Center, hsapp@snu.edu
VETS Center and Veteran Services
Since 2015, SNU's award-winning VETS Center has proudly supported our nation's service members and veterans as they work towards their educational and career goals. SNU accepts ACE credit for military training and experience, and all of SNU’s adult education programs can be used with VA Educational Benefits. Our full-time staff at the VETS Center are here to help make the transition into education as seamless as possible. As a service member or veteran, there are many different options to finance your bachelor's, master's, or doctorate degree. Use this free assessment to see which VA education benefits you qualify for based on your unique situation.
Mark Nadig
VETS Center Director, veterans@snu.edu | (405) 717-6299
Financial Aid and Services
Our financial aid office takes the guesswork out of applying for financial aid and will ensure you take full advantage of all the support that is available to you. We will meet with you either in person or over the phone to help you:
- Estimate total costs, including hidden expenses like childcare
- Figure out which documents you need to apply for aid and help you get them all in one place
- Fill out your FAFSA and guide you through the process
Perry Diehm
Director of PGS Financial Assistance, pgsfinaid@snu.edu | (405) 491-6310
Slingshot
Slingshot is a course materials auto-fulfillment program offered here at SNU. Think of it as a subscription box for all of your learning materials. Simply enroll in classes, and all of your required course materials will be delivered to you before the first day of class.
Chris Moore
SNU Slingshot Account Director, cmoore@slingshotedu.com | 1-888-392-2930
Library Services
Our library offers a wide variety of reference materials, both in-person and online. You will also have access to online research databases, housing thousands of peer-reviewed articles you can use on research and class assignments.For in-person students, our spaces offer a range of study zones to support individual and collaborative learning, as well as a coffee shop.
Joshua Achipa
Library Director, jachipa@mail.snu.edu | (405) 491-6351
Information Technology Support
The IT Support Center office hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday. Our team is ready and eager to help with software and class applications, email and network problems, lab computers and printers, maintenance and work orders for campus equipment, approving, ordering, and installing all computer equipment, and network connections for all offices and on-campus housing
Keith Cummings
IT Executive Director, support@snu.edu | (405) 491-6396
Alumni Relations
Connect with the thousands of Alumni who have graduated from Southern Nazarene University. Whether you graduated with your Associate's, Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral degree we hope you stay connected with the university and with one another. Alumni Relations serves and engages alumni and friends of SNU. This happens through events hosted by and functions sponsored by the Alumni Office staff and alumni volunteers. Ongoing communication is a vital part of our responsibility to alums around the world through the SNU Alumni Magazine and on social media. Our hope and desire are to keep alums informed and find ways in which to be engaged with one another and our alma mater.
Todd Brant SNU Class of 1994
Executive Director of Alumni Relations, alumni@snu.edu | (405) 491-6616
