Arrival assistance, personal counseling, and social events are available to all international students throughout the academic year. Learning Center Noncredit, voluntary programs to help students improve their study skills or basic skills are available through this office. Ombudsperson Anyone who has a University-related problem, has a conflict with someone on campus, or has been treated unfairly can seek the assistance of the Ombudsperson. The Ombudsperson will discuss your situation with you in confidence, explain what policies apply, and identify strategies for dealing with the problem. She also serves as a neutral negotiator, facilitator, and mediator.
All communications are confidential.
Services for Students with Disabilities Services available to permanently and temporarily disabled students include campus and community referrals, processing of fee deferments, readers, note takers, interpreters, library assistance, special testing arrangements, van transportation, wheelchair repair and loans, and disability management counseling. Specialized equipment, including adapted computer facilities, is also available. The Transfer and Reentry Services Center invites all newly admitted transfer and reentry students to an orientation program. The orientation program includes information on student services and activities, the advising process, the peer mentor program, and parking regulations. These sessions are held in conjunction with the deans' mandatory orientation sessions.