Center for Student Thriving
Welcome to the Center for Student Thriving!
We exist to cultivate growth in determination, meaningful connections, and resilient thinking through personalized coaching and holistic programming, training Champions for Christ who live with purpose, steward their gifts wisely, and thrive for God’s glory.
Curious about what we do? Fill out our general interest form and we’ll help you explore what’s available.
Our Services and Programs

Thrive Coaching
What if your college story was one of growth, purpose, and joy—not just survival?
Thriving students don’t just get through the day. They’re hopeful, motivated, and connected in meaningful ways. They build friendships, find purpose, and make a difference.
If you’re feeling like you’re surviving but want more, we invite you to explore Thrive Coaching. This biblically based life coaching program connects you with a caring coach who will walk with you as you pursue a fuller college experience.
You were made for more than survival. Learn what it takes to thrive.
Ready to get started? Take the first step and book your one-hour Thriving Consultation below:
- Consultation @ Green Hall, available on MTWF (Residential Students)
- Consultation @ School of Business, available on Thursdays (Residential Students)
- Virtual Consultation (Online Students)
If you are a campus partner, and you can submit Thrive Coaching Referral here.

Life + Godliness
A workshop series helping students engage trending topics with biblical clarity, resilience, and purpose.
Sign up for Spring workshops here!
Spring 2026 Schedule
- Discovering Your Identity in God’s Story | Feb. 2, 10:30 a.m. in the Montview Ballroom (Room 3610)
- Honoring Christ from Engagement to Marriage | Mar. 2, 10:30 a.m. in the Montview Ballroom (Room 3610)
- Redeeming the Hard Conversations| April. 13, 10:30 a.m. in the Jerry Falwell Library (Room 001)
- Navigating Power & Authority in a Fallen World| April. 27, 10:30 a.m. in the Jerry Falwell Library (Room 001)
Each session will last one and a half hours.
Please note, Life + Godliness is currently available for residential students only.

Ignite & Thrive
A series of experiences helping first-year students engage with Liberty’s mission and find their place within the campus community.
Spring 2026 Schedule
- Everyday Essentials | Feb. 9, 5:30 p.m. in Montview 3570
- Join us for a fun, hands-on event created for first-year students, where you will pick up practical skills to help you feel confident and independent.
- Ignite Your Voice| Mar. 3, 5:30 p.m. in Montview 3570
- An interactive workshop to build communication and conflict-resolution skills through real roommate scenarios, role-play activities, and practical strategies for navigating tension, strengthen relationships, and thriving in shared living.
Please note, Ignite & Thrive is currently available for first-year residential students only.

Thriving Events
Events designed to help you live intentionally during your college years. Through creative and reflective experiences, you’ll explore your biblical purpose and build meaningful connections.
Spring 2026 Schedule
- Creative Corner: Envisioning Your Dreams | Jan. 31, 10:0 a.m. in the Freedom Tower (Room 10010)
- A relaxed, creative evening where you’ll reflect on your God-given purpose, explore spiritual gifts, and bring your goals to life through a personalized vision board.

University Overwhelm
A podcast from Liberty University’s Center for Student Thriving, created to help students navigate the challenges of college life with wisdom, faith, and practical tools.
Check out some of our most popular episodes below:

Restorative Practices
The Center for Student Thriving partners with the Office of Community Life to help restore students who have violated The Liberty Way to the community in a conversational, collaborative, and compassionate manner. At Liberty University, restorative practices are designed to facilitate biblical reconciliation and emphasize Christian stewardship.

Boundaries & Breakthroughs
Boundaries & Breakthroughs is a workshop series helping students embrace God’s design for life and relationships through the development of healthy boundaries.
More details about this program will be available in Fall 2026. Check back then to learn more!