The group members can be contacted directly or through the Counsellor. The need for psychiatric and other mental health services can be assessed through the Counsellor. The University's Sexual Harassment Advisor is available to provide education on sexual harassment and assault and to receive complaints from students, staff and faculty. She has copies of the University's policies and upon request will advise those who contact her about the options available both on and off campus. The University Career Resource Centre is located in the basement of the University Centre and houses information on graduate programmes, careers, study and work abroad programmes, and calendars of many Canadian, American and International universities.
Information is available on resume writing and preparing for interviews.
Students may access career and job web sites sponsored by Human Resources Canada through a terminal in the computer labs or directly from the main frame in their residence rooms. Students may also access the National Graduate Register through Student Services in order to place CV's on the internet to reach prospective employers. Financial Concerns University bursaries, student loan applications, part-time jobs on campus and personal budgetary and financial management may be discussed with the Financial Aid Counsellor in Student Services who also provides advocacy on students' behalf to various provincial student aid offices. The deadline for receipt of applications for the first round of allocations of University bursaries is October 1st. Academic scholarships and prizes should be discussed with Student Administrative Services.