Each semester, the library holds drop-in sessions to orient new students. The center provides basic medical services and personal counseling for UWM students. Many health services are provided without charge or at a nominal fee. The center is staffed by students who have completed six credits of course work to develop their mentoring and tutoring skills. Peer Mentors assist students with their writing, communication skills and use of technology.
Mentors also refer students to campus resources.
At the center, students can meet to share their experiences and offer support to one another. This center helps disabled students succeed on campus. This center offers a place for women to meet with peers and mentors, organize, explore gender-related issues, read and relax. The center sponsors conferences, workshops, special events, lectures and support groups. Email your questions and comments about the functionality of this site to Diane Pfister-Drews .