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Services Offered
- 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 - Alcohol Beverage Policy
The University's Alcoholic Beverage Policy provides guidelines for graduate and undergraduate student organizations, residence hall councils and University departments conducting events involving alcohol in University facilities and on the University premises. - AlcoholEdu
AlcoholEdu is a course that uses science based research to educate students about alcohol and its effects. - Drug Free Campus & Alcohol Abuse Statement
The University campus is subject to State and Federal laws concerning use and possession of alcohol and drugs. Individuals must be aware of and abide by these laws. - AOD Interactive Programs
Fun and educational programs for students to learn about drug and alcohol information.
- HuskyCareerLink
HuskyCareerLink is a web based recruiting system which allows Career Services to manage many of the recruiting related activities we offer to students. - Undergraduate Students - Career Services
Online resource for undergraduates to find information related to on-campus recruitment, job fairs, internships, career workshops and much more. - Graduate Students - Career Services
Graduate student resource for information on mock interviews, job postings, networking resources, career fairs and much more. - Alumni - Career Services
Find many employment resources, job fair information, resume services and several job search tools. - International Students - Career Services
Seeking work as in international student in the United States requires patience, persistence, and familiarity with the process. - Career Fairs
The Career Fair is an opportunity for all students, freshmen to graduate to alumni, to speak with recruiters from different industries about employment opportunities. - Programs & Workshops - Career Services
Career Services offers programs and workshops for all students. Some examples are: Cover Letters, ABC's of Resumes, Interviewing, etc.
- Student Therapy Services
CMHS offers a full range of counseling services, including individual and couples counseling as well as excellent group therapy opportunities. Check out our clinical services to see what might be the best help for you or someone you care about.
- The Virtual Self-Help Pamphlet Page
Lots of great self-information from university and college counseling center from all over the country. Check out topics of importance to you for the latest self-help information.
- CMHS Staff Names and Areas of Expertise
Want to know more about the CMHS Staff? Want to know our areas of expertise so you know who to ask for or who to make your referrals to? Check it out here!
- 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.
- 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!
- CMHS Outreach Services
We offer consultation services and a vast array of psychoeducational outreach programs to assist faculty, administrators, residence hall personnel, and others on campus in their daily work with students and each other. Give us a call and we can chat more with you about setting up these important preventive services!
- Helping Students In Distress Handbook
This completely fabulous handbook is specifically designed for faculty and staff to provide information about signs to watch out for with students in distress. The handbook is also loaded with great ideas about what to do and what not do when working with a student in distress. And the handbook provides ideas about resources on campus and who to contact when you are concerned about a distressed student.
- Helping Students In Distress Handbook
This completely fabulous handbook is specifically designed for faculty and staff to provide information about signs to watch out for with students in distress. The handbook is also loaded with great ideas about what to do and what not do when working with a student in distress. And the handbook provides ideas about resources on campus and who to contact when you are concerned about a distressed student.
- Student Code
Students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that is consistent with the values embraced by the University community and reflected in its various policies, contracts, rules and regulations. - Dean's Almanac
Dean Lee Williams responds to student inquiries regarding "rumors flying around campus" and general updates, and, when she doesn't know the answer to a question, she will ask the appropriate person to respond. - Student Code FAQ
The Student Code FAQ's are frequently asked questions regarding Responsibilities of Community Life in the Student Code. - Academic Misconduct FAQ
The Academic Misconduct FAQ's are frequently asked questions regarding what is considered academic misconduct for undergraduate students. - Resources - Dean of Students
The primary function of the Assistant Deans of Students is to help students and their families get answers and solutions to those tough college-life questions or problems that students may have. - Forms & Applications - Dean of Students
Forms needed for Course Extensions, FERPA Waiver, Voluntary Separation, Readmission, Residency Status, and STELF Loans.
- Dining Facilities Nutrition Info
A guide to nutritional information of foods served in dining facilities. - Dining Facility Hours
List of hours for dining facilities and meal information - Chuck & Augies
Chuck & Augie's is a restaurant located in the Student Union. It provides both sit-down and take-out meals! - Union Street Market
Union Street Market is a six-concept eatery located in the new Student Union Food Court. - Cafe Co-op
Cafe Co-op is a unique eatery located in the UConn Co-op serving fresh made egg sandwiches, hand crafted salads, sandwiches, wraps and paninis. - Cafes
A link to the Cafe's located throughout the University; Wilbur Cross, Benton Museum, Library, Chemistry, etc. - Catering
UConn's Dining Services provides catering for any function. Check us out for your catering needs! - Not Just Desserts Bakery
Dining Services bakery is open and ready to take your orders.
- Movie Channel, The
Student requested movies played on channel 16 of on-campus televisions. All movies are shown from the beginning of each semester until the beginning of finals week.
- Housing Contract
Binding contract for students living in University Owned housing for the academic year. - Meningitis Information
Meningitis immunizations are mandatory for students living in on-campus housing. - Special Interest Housing
Special Interest Housing are communities of First Year Students, Academic Clusters, Social Groups, and students with similar lifestyle choices, such as quiet areas and substance free living. - Employment Opportunities - Residential Life
Students can work as administrative support in Hall/Community Director, Complex or Wilbur Cross offices, or as game room or study hall monitors, as well as, serve as a Community Assistant.
- Important Dates - Residential Life
Important dates pertaining to housing selection, check-in/check-out, breaks/recesses, etc. - Conferences & Guest Housing
At the University of Connecticut we meet your conference needs with professional service and personal attention
- Computer Requirements
Information on basic computer requirements in order for you to connect to the University's network. - Connecting to the Network
Step by step instructions to help protect your computer prior to plugging in to the University's network. - Services - ResNet
A list of services provided to UConn Storrs students - Knowledge Base - ResNet
Step-by-step information provided to assist in repairing problems with your computer; including but not limited to: internet support, hardware issues, networking your gaming system. - UConn Network Essentials
The 15 most important things students should know about the UConn network and their computers.
- Student Activities
The Department of Student Activities enriches the intellectual, ethical and social development of our students by engaging them in community involvement and leadership opportunities. - 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. - Student Activities Programs Office
provides programming for students, families and alumni; including: Homecoming & Alumni, UConn Late Night; Program Advisement, Programming Resources, Family Weekend and Husky WOW. - Greek Life
The Greek Life staff strives to enhance student development with the fraternities and sororities here on campus. Staff supports the efforts of Greek student leaders in order to foster the education of the whole person: intellectually, ethically, and socially. - Community Outreach
Offers students' opportunities to engage in service related activities that enhance the quality of life of others in the community while enriching their own learning experience at UConn. - Student Union Theatre
The Student Union Theatre plays second run movies at a discounted ticket price for students. - Husky Roadshows
Husky Roadshows are designed by SUBOG to provide transportation for students attending UConn sporting events at Rentschler Field and the Hartford Civic Center. - Club Sports
Club Sports Program strives to provide leadership and recreational opportunities to students, faculty, staff, and community.
- Student Health Services
A wide range of services are offered to students here, including primary health care, acute care (non-life-threatening), counseling and mental health, in-patient care, laboratory, radiology, and pharmacy. - 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. - Student Health Forms
Student Health forms for students working with the University Health Services. - Immunization Requirements
As a University student, you must verify that you have received certain vaccinations before attending classes. - Insurance Information
All full time students are required by the University to maintain health insurance coverage. - Health Education Programs and Events
Health Education has many programs available for community assistants and student groups and schedules many public events throughout the academic year. - Health Education
Information and resources for students so they can make educated decisions regarding their own health and wellness. - Women's Clinic
Routine health care for women is important. The goal of the Women's Clinic is to meet the health needs of all female students. - Student Health Advisory Council
The Student Health Advisory Council members serve as liaisons between the Students in all matters relating to health promotion and student health advocacy. - Peer Education
Student Health Services offers two peer education groups. Students Helping to Achieve Positive Esteem (S.H.A.P.E.) work with the Nutrition department and Sexperts with the Health Education department.
- INTD Class
Each semester the Senior Year Experience enrolls about 180 students in a 10 week, one credit course with a combined lecture and discussion format. - SYE Events
Calendar and Senior Events - Commencement
Information and "to-do" list for graduating students. - Life Skills
Life skills links to provide information to help you answer questions about life skills beyond college.
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