The services exist. Awareness of them does not survive orientation week — the one week everything was announced, to an audience too overwhelmed to retain any of it.
Why services stay invisible
Orientation is the institution's big communication moment, aimed at students least able to absorb it: jet-lagged, anxious, processing a flood of newness. Whatever does not stick that week has no second chance; services are rediscovered by accident, by lucky conversation, or never. Each service maintains its own page in its own corner of the website, findable only by students who already know it exists — the precise group that does not need to find it.
What a services directory changes
Every service, one browsable place, organized by need: printing and IT, academic help, health, money matters, visas and documents, careers, faith, sport. The Discovery Board format makes browsing natural — a student with twenty idle minutes scrolls their way into discovering the learning center exists. An FAQ catches the recurring how-do-I questions each service generates. Discovery stops depending on week-one memory.
Six steps inside SumHubs
You don't have to start from a blank page.
The campus services directory is a free SumHubs template — populated with your services in an afternoon. Request a sample hub to browse it as a student would.