As with all departments, the Athletic Department is committed to the pursuit of excellence. A reduced fee is charged to student parents. The center also serves as a laboratory and research site for students learning about child development and early childhood education. The basic mission of Multi-Cultural Services is to promote a university environment that is conducive to the recruitment, retention, and graduation of minority and disadvantaged students. Educational goals include the promotion of higher retention rates, measurement of academic achievement, and graduation.
Counseling is available in the areas of academic, personal, and social concerns.
Multi-Cultural Services facilitates interaction of persons of diverse cultural, ethnic, and racial origins with other constituencies of the university community. Multi-Cultural Services encourages diverse cultural programming by the Student Activities Board and provides assistance for student organizations, including ASIA, Black Student Union, Hmong Club, InterTribal Council, and RAZA United. The Office of Multi-Cultural Services is located at 129 Warner Hall. The UW-Platteville Student Health Services provides a broad range of primary health care services to the campus community. These include acute care for illness and emergencies, health and wellness promotion, and opportunities for students to participate actively in their own health care.