Through active participation in The co-curricular program, it is hoped that students will learn to make intelligent and responsible use of their abilities in the context of Christian, Catholic values. The Office of Student Life professional staff works with students to plan and implement the co-curricular program. Charity Week New Student Orientation Publications Counseling Services Alcohol and Other Drug Education Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to be as well educated as possible regarding alcohol and other substances. The University assumes a preventive approach in alcohol and other drug education by providing a variety of informational resources through the Office of Student Life. A student who thinks he or she may have a problem with drug or alcohol use, misuse, or abuse is encouraged to seek assistance.
Assistance is provided in a confidential manner.
Resources and referral information may be obtained by contacting the Associate Dean. Students who voluntarily seek assistance are typically not subject to disciplinary action as a result of initiating contact. Athletics, Sports and Recreation Programs currently offered provide competition for both men and women at the intercollegiate, intramural, and sports club levels. Intercollegiate Athletics Offers men and women a chance to compete with students from other schools in Texas and across the South. The University of Dallas is a member of the NCAA Division III, NAIA Division II and the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association.