The Students First Fund is an initiative established through the Division of Students Affairs to enable University members to demonstrate to our students that they are an important and valuable part of our community. Learn more...
International Students - Career Services Seeking work as in international student in the United States requires patience, persistence, and familiarity with the process.
SUBOG Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG) is a student-run programming board on campus that puts on events that included, but not limited to: major concerts, well-known comedians, respected speakers, and campus community activities.
CMHS Self-Assessment Tools
Want to find out if your issues fit a profile for specific psychological concerns? These easy to use online assessment tools take a few minutes to complete and can help you better understand struggles you may be having. Assessment tools are available for depression, generalized anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and bipolar disorder.
Meningitis Clinic Information The University of Connecticut Student Health Services will be sponsors a Meningitis Vaccination Clinic for students in need of Meningitis vaccinations to live in university-owned housing.
Alcohol & Other Drug Services The Office of Alcohol and Other Drug Services coordinates prevention, intervention, education, and peer leadership opportunities in the area of substance abuse
Director's Corner
Wit and wisdom? Well, maybe not, but checking in with the CMHS Director each month for his Corner Column will let you on finding out more about current issues and concerns in campus mental health. You can even email the Director with questions you have about general mental health issues!
Are you looking for a masters program that will provide you with the necessary skills to be a successful student affairs practitioner? Check out UConn's Higher Education and Student Affairs Masters Program (HESA).
Are you a graduate of the HESA program? Help us keep you up-to-date with current information about the program, events, and conference receptions by filling out the HESA Alumni Database Form
Student Affairs: Education Outside the Classroom (EDLR 3298)
A course for undergraduates interested in pursuing a career in student affairs.
The course Introduction to Student Affairs: Education Outside the Classroom is a 10 week accelerated course offered Thursdays 3:30pm-5:30pm that utilizes a combination of readings, class sessions, projects, and experiential learning opportunities. more»
