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STUDENT SERVICES
Academic Success and Advising Center
Office: Student Commons Building, Room 1113
Phone Number: 303-315-1940
Website: http://ucdenver.edu/life/services/asac/Pages/default.aspx
Academic advising is the foundation of a successful college experience. The Academic Success and Advising Center (ASAC) assists students in the development of meaningful educational plans. This office serves as the first point of contact for students who are pre-architecture, pre-business, pre-engineering, undecided in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences as well as all freshmen and undecided in the College of Arts & Media. Students assigned to ASAC meet with an advisor every semester to plan a schedule, and discuss academic support services. The center provides general information and resource referrals to all students.
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Campus Assessment, Response and Evaluation (CARE) Team
Location: Tivoli 454 Phone Number: (303) 352-3579
Submit a concern at: https://cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?UnivofColoradoDenver&layout_id=1
The CARE Team is committed to improving campus safety and student success by proactively and collaboratively managing situations and individuals that pose, or may reasonably pose, a threat to the safety and well-being of the campus community. The team coordinates with students, faculty, and staff as well as concerned others when assessing or responding to individuals who may pose a risk to themselves or others. The team intervenes where necessary and provides resources, referrals and assistance to those in need.
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The Career Center
Location: Tivoli Student Union 267 Phone Number: 303-556-2250
The Career Center offers a full array of services that prepare students for their transition from college to career. Students are encouraged to participate in career-related events and services as early as their freshman year. This includes obtaining help in choosing a major, deciding on career options, and mapping out experiences necessary to be successful upon graduation. The Career Center also supports students in refining job search skills like resume & cover letter writing, interview preparation, and targeting employers through our internship and job board called Handshake.
The Career Center’s mission is to provide personal and meaningful interactions with students, alumni and employers in order to prepare them for the world of work.
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CLAS Academic Advising Office
Location: North Classroom, Room 1030 Phone: 303-556-2555
Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.-Mon., Thu. & Fri., 8:00 a.m -7:00 p.m. Tues. & Wed.
Fax: 303-556-6277 E-mail: CLAS_advising@ucdenver.edu
Website: http://www.ucdenver.edu/academics/colleges/CLAS/clas-advising/Pages/CLASAdvising.aspx
CLAS Advising System
Academic advising in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) is a shared partnership between students, faculty, and staff. CLAS utilizes a dual advising system, which means all undergraduate students with a declared CLAS major will have at least two advisors to guide them through the completion of their degree. The two academic advisors with whom students in a declared CLAS major will work are a CLAS Academic Advisor and a Faculty Advisor. Students’ degree progress and graduation plans are monitored and approved by both advisors.
Students who are still deciding their college major (Liberal Arts- Undeclared), along with pre-architecture, pre-business, & pre-engineering students, are served through the Academic Success and Advising Center Student Commons Building (SCB) 1113, 303-315-1940. E-mail: ASAC@ucdenver.edu Web site: www.ucdenver.edu/asac
Faculty Advisor’s Role
- Explain major/minor requirements.
- Evaluate transfer credits within major/minor.
- Keep the student on track with major/minor requirements.
- Discuss career and graduate school opportunities.
An updated list of faculty advisors can be found on the CLAS Advising website under the Academic Advising tab. Select the Faculty Advisors link.
CLAS Academic Advisor’s Role
- Guide students through the CU Denver system.
- Help students make informed course decisions.
- Evaluate the application of transfer credits toward general education requirements.
- Connect students to the campus and campus resources.
- Explain University and college policies.
- Facilitate the graduation process.
Students can identify their assigned CLAS Advisor in the “Advisor” box in their Student Center on UCD Access. Faculty Advisor contact information is available in the CLAS Advising Office and on the CLAS Advising website under the Academic Advising tab and Faculty Advisor link.
Student’s Role
- Meet regularly with assigned academic advisor(s).
- Learn CU Denver, CLAS, major/minor, and degree requirements.
- Use available resources to track academic progress (degree audit, transfer credit reports, transcript, CLAS handouts, etc.) and maintain individual records of progress.
- Set academic goals with the assistance of advisors.
- Know academic policies and deadlines.
- Choose and enroll in courses.
- Understand the importance of professionalism and ethical behavior.
- Use campus resources and ask for help.
CLAS Academic Advising Mission
We create an inclusive and supportive learning environment where students are engaged to author meaningful academic and professional plans through collaborative advising relationships that foster student success and degree completion.
Advising Fundamental Goals
- To deliver accurate information about CU Denver Core Curriculum, CLAS Graduation Requirements, and general degree requirements.
- To help students navigate University and CLAS academic policies and deadlines.
- To help connect students with faculty advisors and campus resources.
- To help students make intentional decisions about course selection and plan appropriately for fulfilling degree requirements.
- To achieve the process/delivery outcomes listed below.
- To facilitate opportunities for advisees to experience the student learning outcomes listed below.
Advising Process and Delivery Outcomes
- Help all students to feel welcomed, respected, informed, and assisted, increasing student satisfaction and gratitude.
- Expand the availability of advising services to larger numbers of students by implementing new methods/technologies for delivering advising.
- Increase efficiency (and environmental friendliness) by transitioning to a non-paper-based, electronic system for collection, updating, and storage of advising records.
- Develop and implement procedures to systematically gather and analyze data for use in assessing these process/delivery outcomes and the student learning outcomes listed below.
- Use the results from assessments to identify potential areas for improving the students’ advising experience.
Academic Advising is Learning
CLAS Academic Advising Student Learning Outcomes
What information do we want students to learn as a result of academic advising?
Students will be able to:
- Identify and interpret CLAS and University academic policies, deadlines, and general degree requirements.
- Describe and distinguish CU Denver Core Curriculum and CLAS graduation requirements.
- Locate and engage with faculty advisors and campus resources that promote strategies for academic success.
What skills do we want students to develop as a result of academic advising?
Students will be able to:
- Use CLAS and major advising tools to track academic progress toward completing degree requirements.
- Plan for meeting consistently with their CLAS and program advisors, including faculty and pre-health advisors.
- Prepare academic plans compatible with personal, academic, and professional goals
- Practice decision-making and critical thinking skills in making choices about their educational plans.
What developmental changes do we want students to experience as a result of academic advising?
Students will be able to:
- Articulate the purpose of a liberal arts education.
- Assess the impact of their academic behaviors and decisions on their academic success and progress.
- Evaluate the relationship between decisions about their program of study and academic and professional goals.
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Club Sports
Location: Tivoli Student Union 127 Phone Number: 303-352-3865
Email: clubsports@ucdenver.edu Web: http://www.ucdenver.edu/clubsports
Club Sports are teams created and organized through student leadership to promote skill or interest in a particular sport. These teams are often competitive due to regularly scheduled practices and the use of part-time coaches. Club Teams frequently choose to compete against other schools across Colorado and the nation.
Club Sports are meant to be a learning experience for the members through their involvement in fundraising, public relations, organization, administration, budgeting and scheduling. Involvement in a group and/or team situation helps enhance the student’s overall education while improving the community at CU Denver. The leadership training and opportunities available through active participation in a sport club are intended to benefit the participant throughout his/her life.
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College of Arts & Media Advising and Student Services
Location: Arts Building, Suite 177 Phone: 303-315-7400
Fax: 303-315-7404 E-mail: CAM@ucdenver.edu
Advising and Student Services at the College of Arts & Media (CAM) provides current and prospective CAM students with academic information about the college and university. CAM advisors assist students with tracking their academic progress, discussing remaining requirements and course sequencing and by offering appropriate referrals to faculty and other university services (e.g., career resources). Advisors also coordinate academic email notifications to students (e.g., add/drop deadlines and applying to graduate), as well as maintaining advising-related materials. While students are encouraged to make use of the service of academic advising throughout their college career, they are ultimately responsible for their own academic progress.
Academic advising may be mandated or suggested prior to registration depending on the student’s status. Students can view registration holds in the Student Center of their UCDAccess account.
First-Year and Transfer Students
First-year students are required to attend New Student Orientation and meet with an advisor before registering for their first semester, and then later are required to meet with an advisor in the Academic Success and Advising Center (ASAC) before registering for their second semester. Transfer students are required to meet with a CAM academic advisor and may also be required to complete an orientation prior to registering for their first semester of courses.
Continuing Students
Students with declared majors who have completed at least 30 semester hours are assigned to CAM Advising and Student Services. Students are encouraged to meet with an advisor at least once per year and to bring a sample schedule to each advising appointment.
Students approaching their junior and senior years are encouraged to meet with a faculty mentor in their area of study to discuss internships, career/employment opportunities, graduate school, professional organizations and other post-graduation information. Additional resources exist in CAM and across campus to support career exploration. Students may contact CAM Advising and Student Services for details.
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Community Engagement
Location: Tivoli Student Union 127 Phone Number: 303-556-5830
Website: http://www.ucdenver.edu/volunteer
In college, getting involved with your community can lead to future job opportunities, discovering your passion, and making friendships that last a lifetime! Through the Office of Student Life, we offer a variety programs to help students get connected to the community. The Alternative Break program allows students to travel to various cities (and countries) to volunteer over spring, winter and summer breaks. Lynx to College Now! employs CU Denver students to work as mentors at Oakland Elementary School. Stop and Serve tables let students make a difference without even leaving campus, and Day of Service events are a great way to make friends while serving local nonprofits. Follow Community Engagement on OrgSync to hear about upcoming events, and be sure to stop by the Office of Student Life (Tivoli 303) to learn more about volunteerism and service
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Community Standards
Location: Tivoli Student Union 227 Phone Number: 303-556-2444
The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards serves as a resource to the entire University community through its efforts to meet the developmental and educational needs of students related to community expectations, civility and respect for self and others. We function to support community members with conflict management and resolution, and responding to inappropriate and threatening behaviors. We provide student-centered educational services, which promote personal development and individual responsibility. We strive to create a dynamic, open and just environment where civility, cultural competence, and learning are expected and celebrated. The office works collaboratively with the Healthy Relationships Coalition, Campus Village Student Housing, the Auraria Health Center, and other campus entities to provide a variety of resources and activities around health, wellness and ethical development.
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CU Denver Live!
Location: Tivoli Student Union 127 Phone Number: 303-556-5483
Email: live@ucdenver.edu
CU Denver Live! is a student run arts programming committee that works as a sub-committee under The Events & Partnerships. CU Denver Live! strives to program arts events that spark the interests of numerous types of students while maintaining a multicultural and educational mindset. Additionally the team hopes to create a fun and inclusive atmosphere that promotes school pride and a sense of community at CU Denver.
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Disability Resources and Services Office
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2116 Phone Number: 303-315-3510
Email: disabilityresources@ucdenver.edu Website: http://www.ucdenver.edu/disabilityresources
The Office of Disability Resources and Services (DRS) is committed to providing equal opportunities and fostering the personal growth and development of students with disabilities. The DRS staff strives to meet the needs of a large and diverse community of students with disabilities. We are available to provide assistance and to arrange for reasonable accommodations that will address specific educational needs. Accommodations may include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Priority registration for classes
- Assistance in identifying volunteer note takers
- Alternative testing for assessment tests and classroom examinations
- Oral/sign language interpreters
- Real-time captioning
- Textbooks in alternate formats (audio taped, Braille, enlarged, scanned)
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Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP)
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2007
Main Phone Number: 303-315-1880
Email Address: diversity.eop@ucdenver.edu
Office Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/eop
The University of Colorado Denver Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP) office provides services: a) to support underrepresented students and b) to promote a diverse and inclusive campus for all students, faculty, and staff.
American Indian Student Services
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2007C Phone Number: 303-315-1882 grace.tyon@ucdenver.edu
Asian American Student Services
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2007E Phone Number: 303-315-1879 soyon.bueno@ucdenver.edu
Black Student services
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2007F Phone Number: 303-315-1881 omar.montgomery@ucdenver.edu
Latin@ Student Services
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2007H Phone Number: 303-315-1878 dora.frias@ucdenver.edu
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ESL Academy
The University of Colorado Denver’s English as a Second Language (ESL) Academy offers a rich diversity of academic, social, and cultural learning opportunities and is located in a newly renovated space right along 16th Street Mall in the heart of downtown Denver. The Academy offers high-quality, year-round ESL instruction specifically designed for university preparation. The curriculum helps students improve their language skills through a rigorous program of study, campus involvement, and cultural and educational activities.
Our program offers the following distinctive advantages when compared against other programs:
The curriculum is designed especially for university-bound students. In addition to mastering academic English, students will learn how to succeed academically at the University of Colorado Denver.
Students in the ESL Academy will be considered University of Colorado Denver students. They will be on the university campus from day one of our program and will be eligible to live in university housing, though there will be limited availability for students who join our program mid-term.
Students will have access to all of the activities and resources that the university has to offer, not to mention the spectacular outdoors and urban life in Denver and Colorado.
Students may be allowed to take one or two regular academic courses that count towards fulfillment of CU Denver degree requirements once they achieve a measure of English proficiency.
When a student completes the ESL Academy successfully, s/he will automatically fulfill the University of Colorado Denver’s English language proficiency requirement and will be eligible for full admission.
Students will be issued a Form I-20 from the University of Colorado Denver for a seamless immigration experience and will not have to transfer their immigration status to begin their degree program upon complete completion of the ESL Academy.
Students will benefit from a seamless transition to university degree programs after they successfully complete the ESL Academy, thus maximizing the prospects of their success.
For full details, visit the ESL Academy online at esl.ucdenver.edu. Here, students can get information about:
- The online application
- Program information
- Tuition and Fees
- International Student Services
If you have additional questions you may send an email to esl@ucdenver.edu or call 303.315.2383. Located at 1050 17th Street Suite A300 Denver, CO 80265
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Experiential Learning Center
Location: Tivoli Student Union 260 Phone Number: 303-556-6656
Experiential learning includes a variety of activities with one common goal-to immerse you in hands-on learning outside the classroom where your experience is at the heart of the learning process. The Experiential Learning Center (ELC) serves students, faculty, and employers as a resource for experiential learning opportunities. We offer information, resources and support in the development and coordination of academic and non-academic internship experiences, professional skill development opportunities, and undergraduate research experiences.
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Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans (GLBT) Student Services at Auraria
Location: Tivoli Student Union 213 Phone Number: 303-556-6333
The LGBTQ Student Resource Center is a tri-institutional office on the Auraria Campus serving the students, faculty and staff of Metropolitan State University of Denver, Community College of Denver and University of Colorado at Denver. We are available to all Auraria students as a resource for exploring issues of sexual orientation and gender identity.
The LGBTQ Student Resource Center is located in the Tivoli Student Union, Room 213, and is staffed by a director and assistant director, with the support of student employees and volunteers. Input and involvement from the entire campus community are welcomed. Our center offers a variety of support, education, and advocacy services for the entire campus community including:
- Support for those who may have questions about their own sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or that of a friend or family member
- Advocacy for students experiencing discrimination or harassment based on a real or perceived LGBTQ identity
- Speakers for events, workshops, and classes on various aspects of sexual orientation/gender identification
- Programs and workshops about working more effectively with the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities and combating misinformation, misconceptions, and homophobia
- Resource library with over 1700 books and videos (documentary and cinema) available for research and leisure as well as a multitude of free literature regarding other organizations and services throughout Denver and Colorado that provide outreach, services, and advocacy.
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Global Education, Study Abroad
Director: Diego Garcia Phone Number: +1-303-315-0099
Global Education is the university’s central office that supports all students seeking to internationalize their education and gain professional preparation to more effectively serve and compete in a global world. The office advises and prepares students, faculty and staff to safely navigate the full range of global learning opportunities. Global Education has a network of study abroad programs, international internship, volunteer and service learning opportunities in more than 80 countries. Graduate, professional and undergraduate students from both campuses that conduct international research also benefit from Global Education’s support services.
We offer two CU Denver Semester Study Abroad programs: The Semester in Beijing semester program is of particular interest to communication, economics, math and international studies undergraduate students. Students from Denver and China study together on our partner campus at China Agricultural University in Beijing. Students take English-taught CU Denver courses for CU Denver credit. The program cost is the same as studying in Denver, with several scholarship opportunities to further reduce the price.
Sustainability in Berlin is open to undergraduate and graduate students in all disciplines, but Political Science, Architecture and Planning, Public Affairs, and Environmental Studies are of particular interest. Students take three CU Denver courses and participate in an internship (in English) with a Berlin-based environmental organization. The program is hosted by the Ecologic Institute, one of the world’s leading environmental think tanks.
Study abroad programs are offered in a variety of terms, costs and disciplines to suit the full spectrum of CU Denver students. Students may choose to immerse themselves in a more traditional academic year or semester program abroad; or to conduct research on field studies sites. Many students choose to study for credit with CU Denver faculty on one of the many affordable, focused Global Study programs over winter break, Maymester or summer.
While many students study abroad to learn or perfect language skills, most students participate in English-taught programs in English and non-English-speaking countries. Depending upon the program, either CU Denver or transfer credit may be earned on approved programs abroad, giving students the opportunity to fulfill degree requirements while living, learning and growing in another culture.
We make every effort to keep global educational opportunities affordable for all CU Denver students. Additionally, scholarships and financial aid may be available depending upon the program and location. Information and advice on scholarships such as Fulbright, NSEP, Gilman and others is also available. For the most current information on programs, policies and the benefits of global education, please visit the Global Education website at: ucdenver.edu/studyabroad.
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International Affairs
Executive Director: John Sunnygard Deputy Director: Alana C. Jones
Address: 1380 Lawrence Street, Suite 932, Denver, CO 80204 USA
Telephone: +1.303.315.2230 Fax: +1.303-315.2246 www.ucdenver.edu/international
The Office of International Affairs (OIA) serves the university by providing administrative support, strategic advice, technical services, collaborative educational programs with the university’s 13 schools and colleges, and related services that contribute to the strategic international goals of the university. OIA provides visa and orientation services to international students and scholars; offers expertise in the development and maintenance of undergraduate, graduate and professional global education; assists with brokering and designing bilateral international educational programs; and offers comprehensive international recruitment and admissions services. OIA addresses international policy issues, has oversight of international risk management protocols, serves as a resource for best practices in the internationalization of higher education, maintains central data bases pertaining to international activities of the university, advises on the development of international affiliations and agreements, assists departments/programs and schools/colleges with the development of comprehensive international strategic planning, and seeks to promote and support initiatives that advance international research, education, and global cooperation in order to enhance the reputation of the University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus.
OIA also serves as a resource for faculty seeking international research opportunities, provides a comprehensive list of international scholarship/fellowship information, and serves as the institutional liaison for the CIES Fulbright Scholars Program.
The divisions of OIA include:
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International Colleges and Partnerships
International College Beijing
International College Beijing (ICB) is a joint education program between the University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) and China Agricultural University (CAU), located in Beijing, People’s Republic of China. The partnership, formed in 1994, was one of the first of its kind approved by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
At ICB students can choose to earn a CU Denver Bachelor of Arts degree in either economics or communication on site in Beijing. Students can also choose to study in Denver to complete their undergraduate programs after a year or two of study at ICB. As courses are taught in English by CU Denver faculty, U.S. students can learn or perfect their Chinese while pursuing rigorous courses alongside ICB Chinese students, fostering a truly global classroom experience.
ICB is located on the east campus of China Agricultural University in the Haidian district north of downtown Beijing. The campus is a 30-minute ride from downtown Beijing, Beijing International Airport and major cultural centers such as Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace.
Joanne Wambeke, International Student Cohort and International Operations Manager, joanne.wambeke@ucdenver.edu, 303-315-2121.
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lnternational Student and Scholar Services
Location: Lawrence Street Center, Suite 932 Phone Number: 303-315-2230
The International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) unit in the Office of International Affairs serves approximately 1,400 international students and 500 international scholars from all over the world each year. ISSS is responsible for ensuring university-wide compliance with a wide range of federal regulations relating to the enrollment and/or employment of international students and scholars. ISSS creates immigration documents, coordinates Check-In and Fundamentals sessions for new international students, helps students maintain their immigration status once they are here, offers a variety of programs and activities, and advises students on everything from adjusting to a new culture to applying for work authorization. ISSS also works closely other members of the University of Colorado Denver community to ensure the success of our international students. For additional information about ISSS staff members and the services we provide, please visit our website at international.ucdenver.edu/ISSS
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Learning Resources Center
Location: Student Commons Building, Room 2105 Phone: 303-315-3531
Email: tutorialservices@ucdenver.edu Website:www.ucdenver.edu/lrc
Spring/Fall Office Hours: M-R 8am-7pm, F 8am-5pm
Summer Office Hours: M-R 8am-6pm, F 8am-5pm
Break/Maymester Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
The CU Denver Learning Resources Center is designed to promote student success, retention, and graduation in a supportive, vibrant and inclusive academic setting. Our services are available to currently enrolled CU Denver undergraduate and graduate students and include free services such as CRLA certified tutoring, Supplemental Instruction (SI), Academic Development Workshops, Student Success Seminars, academic coaching, Conversation Groups, and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) support.
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Lynx Center and New Student Orientation
Location: Student Commons Building, Suite 1107 Phone: 303-315-5969 (303-315-LYNX)
Email: lynxcenter@ucdenver.edu
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
The Lynx Center provides all prospective and current CU Denver students with quick and easy access to resources, referrals and solutions. New Student Orientation supports newly admitted students and their families during their transition to CU Denver by offering orientation and welcome events at the beginning of each semester and during the summer months. For more information, check us out at www.ucdenver.edu/lynxcenter.
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Office of Case Management
Location: Tivoli Student Union 227 Phone: 303-352-2579
The Office of Case Management is here to support CU Denver | Anschutz students who may be experiencing difficult times related to mental health, safety concerns, interpersonal conflict, adjusting to college, family emergencies, feelings of isolation and anything else which may impact a student’s ability to be successful at CU Denver | Anschutz. Our goal is to make sure that every student receives the support they need to thrive within the CU Denver | Anschutz community. Case Managers collaborate and consult with students, parents, faculty, staff, and other campus resources to best address the diverse needs of each student. Our office helps students navigate university systems, offices, and can assist with professor notifications, medical withdrawals, retroactive withdrawal processes, etc.
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Office of Information Technology
Office: Lawrence Street Center, 1350 Phone: 303-724-4357 (4-HELP)
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) works in partnership with academic and business units to provide technical support to meet the needs of faculty & staff at the Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus. OIT serves as the primary source of enterprise-wide technology and telecommunications services in support of all faculty and staff.
Services range from providing help desk and desktop services to enterprise-wide services in web development, networking, email, security, systems development, and telephony to protecting the integrity of the University’s data and administrative systems. Users are encouraged to contact the Help Desk for assistance with any of these services.
OIT also provides student computing services to currently enrolled students within the computer labs located in the North Classroom 1206, The Student Commons Building 2nd floor, and the Tivoli 241. The computer labs have Macintosh and Windows-based computers with Internet access available for student use on a first-come first-served basis. For more information, call the OIT Help Desk at 303-724-4357 (4-HELP) or UCD-ITS-HelpDesk@ucdenver.edu
Ombuds Office
Location: Lawrence Street Center Building, Room 1003 Phone: 303-315-0046
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/ombuds Contact: Teresa Ralicki
Email: Terese.ralicki@ucdenver.edu
The Ombuds Office is a free service that assists students in resolving UCD conflicts, complaints, and disputes. The cornerstones of our office are: confidentiality, impartiality, informality, and independence. Students typically use our office when facing issues that seem unfair to them or when they just don’t know what to do next.
A sampling of concerns are:
- The actions of faculty, staff, or other students
- Denials of petitions
- Harassment of any kind
- Administrative decisions
- Grading disputes
- Clarification of policies or procedures
We can assist you in identifying and evaluating your options for dealing with issues so you can have the best chance of reaching a satisfactory outcome. Our Ombuds can also mediate disputes involving student clubs and organizations and provide conflict management training. We will happily accommodate your schedule for a meeting time that works best for you
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Peer Advocate Leader (PAL) Program
Location: Tivoli Student Union 127 Phone Number: 303-556-5801
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/PAL Email: PAL@ucdenver.edu
PAL is a comprehensive network of peer-to-peer engagement, support, and leadership development that touches the entire CU Denver student body. The mentoring relationship is designed to foster student engagement and academic success by providing peer-level support that promotes student achievement, growth, and learning throughout students’ academic career at the University of Colorado Denver. PAL connections promote co-curricular connections where learning is a seamless experience. Any CU Denver student can request mentor support by going to the PAL website, ucdenver.edu/PAL, click on the “Request PAL Mentor Help” link in the contact section on the right hand side of the page.
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Center for Pre-Collegiate and Academic Outreach Programs
Location: North Classroom 4032 Phone Number: 303-556-2322
Email: pcdp@ucdenver.edu
The Center currently houses unique and distinct programs. These programs are identified as having: early outreach, ongoing pro-active guidance, educational access, retention, and finally graduation from higher education. “The mission of the Center for Pre-Collegiate and Academic Outreach Programs at the University of Colorado Denver is to administer pre-college and pipeline programs. These programs are designed to motivate, educate, and prepare students to be successful in secondary and post-secondary education with the ultimate goal of obtaining a higher educational degree.
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Student Activities and Events
Location: Tivoli Student Union 303 Phone Number: 303-556-3399
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/events
Student Activities within the Office of Student Life offers a comprehensive student engagement program that helps bring about a positive college experience for every student. Our goal is to integrate what students learn from the full range of their experiences and to engage them in active learning both inside and outside the classroom. We collaborate with faculty and staff across CU Denver to provide a wide variety of programs aimed to build tradition within the CU Denver community. We are committed to bringing new and exciting activities, events and workshops that provide innovative opportunities for student learning, especially in the areas of self-knowledge, leadership, relationship-building, diversity, communication, service, civic engagement and social responsibility. Through participation in co-curricular activities, we help students enhance interpersonal, leadership and critical thinking skills and help prepare them for active citizenship beyond college.
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Student and Community Counseling Center
Location: Tivoli Student Union 454 Phone Number: 303-556-4372
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/counselingcenter
The Student and Community Counseling Center provides counseling sessions, groups and life skills workshops at no charge to students attending the Downtown Campus. Our services emphasize client strengths, recognizing diversity and promoting wellness to optimize academic success. We serve individuals, couples, families, and groups for mental health concerns including, but not limited to:
Anxiety, Crisis Intervention, Depression, Life skills, Relationships, Social justice issues, Stress management, Substance abuse, Biofeedback, and Trauma Therapy.
If appropriate, we refer students to additional on-campus and/or community resources through our WRAP (Wellness Resources Action Plan) program. By request, staff provide consultation, lectures and workshops to student, faculty, and staff groups on mental health topics, diversity, center services, and organizational and student development.
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Student Government Association
Location: Tivoli Student Union 301 Phone Number: 303-556-2510
Website: http://www.ucdenver.edu/sga
The Student Government Association serves as a voice for students. Similar to the structure of the U.S. Government, SGA has executive, legislative and judicial branches. Executives, Senators, College Council Members, and SACAB representatives are elected each year in the spring semester. SGA assists students with information concerning student clubs and organizations, campus events, issues concerning student status and other information of general interest to students. SGA also provides student assistance with grievances and the opportunity to become more closely involved with the university community through active participation in student government itself or through service on university, tri-institutional and Auraria committees.
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Student Health Insurance Office
Location: Tivoli Student Union 127 Phone Number: 303-556-6273
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/studenthealthinsurance
The Student Health Insurance Office strongly encourages all students to have adequate health insurance coverage. The university health plan is designed to coordinate services with the Health Center at Auraria to provide quality health care at the lowest possible cost. For domestic students, the university health plan is voluntary. International students with F-1 and J-1 student visas are required to carry the health insurance plan provided by the university.
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Student Life
Location: Tivoli Student Union 303 Phone Number: 303-556-3399
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/studentlife
The Office of Student Life integrates the academic, residential, and co-curricular spheres of student’s lives, linking the out-of-class experience to the academic mission of the University while enhancing the overall educational experience of students through the development of, exposure to and participation in social, cultural, intellectual, recreational, leadership and governance programs. Student Life and Campus Community is the advising, coordinating, resource and general information center for student organizations, the academic honor societies student government and the student newspaper. We collaborate with students, faculty, administrators, and other partners both inside and outside of the CU Denver community to create safe environments for students. In addition, we create opportunities for students to learn through active participation and reflection where they can develop as responsible leaders and engage with their peers and cultivate appreciation for diversity and the betterment of our global society. Student Life and Campus Community is comprised of Student Organizations and Student Leadership Programs, Volunteer and Community Engagement, and Parent and Family Program.
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Student Newspaper: CU Denver Sentry
Location: Tivoli Student Union, 345 Phone Number: 303-556-2535
Website: www.cu-sentry.com
The purpose of the CU Denver Sentry is to provide students with information about campus issues and events. The newspaper strives to include good investigative reporting, feature articles and items of general interest to its campus readership. In addition, the newspaper is a tool to encourage and develop writers, journalists, artists and other student members of its general management and production staff.
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Student Organizations and Student Leadership Programs
Location: Tivoli Student Union 303 Phone Number: 303-556-3399
Websites:www.ucdenver.edu/studentorganizations www.ucdenver.edu/leadership
Get involved with a student organization, student government or the campus newspaper. CU Denver has over 200 student organizations, honor societies, professional organizations and faith-based groups. We help students register with student organizations, and provide services, information, education, support, and advising to assist with the development and strengthening of students and student groups. In addition, we provide multiple opportunities for students to engage in practicing and developing their leadership skills. Leadership programs include diverse leadership conferences including CO-Leads, a state wide multi-cultural leadership conference; and the Lynx Leadership Conference, a program designed to increase the leadership skills of CU Denver Students. We also provide leadership trainings that enhance the co-curricular experience on campus through programs such as Leadership On demand, a program designed for students involved in student organizations on campus; and Student Government Association, providing a voice for students on campus. We encourage students to take advantage of shared governance and increase the sense of community on campus through all of the leadership programs.
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Title IX: Sex Discrimination, Sexual Harassment and Sexual Misconduct
Location: Lawrence Street Center 12th Floor Phone Number: 303-315-2567
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/TitleIX
Office of Equity
The Office of Equity exists to prevent, stop, and remedy sexual misconduct, discrimination, harassment, and related retaliation in our campus community. We are working to make our campus a community in which Respect is Expected.
The Sexual Misconduct Policy prohibits
- sexual assault: non-consensual sexual intercourse;
- sexual assault: non-consensual sexual contact;
- sexual exploitation (such as taking or sharing intimate photos without consent);
- dating or domestic violence;
- gender-based stalking;
- sexual harassment;
- and any retaliation taken against those involved in the reporting process.
The Nondiscrimination Policy prohibits discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, pregnancy, sex, age, disability, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, veteran status, political affiliation, or political philosophy.
To report an incident of sexual misconduct, discrimination, harassment, or retaliation or to request a training, please contact the Office of Equity at:
- Phone number: 303-315-2567
- Email address: equity@ucdenver.edu
- Office address: Lawrence Street Center, 12th floor, Denver, CO 80204
- Mailing address: Campus Box 134, P.O. Box 173364, Denver, CO 80217-3364.
- Or visit our website for an online report and more information about our policies, procedures, trainings, and other resources: www.equity.ucdenver.edu
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Veteran & Military Student Services
Location: Tivoli Student Union 124 Phone Number: 303-315-7300
Veteran & Military Student Services (VMSS) is the initial contact point for student active service members, veterans and their families attending CU Denver. The main priority of the office is to verify U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs education benefit certification for eligible students, ensuring that each student meets the Veterans Administration requirements for attendance, course load, content, as well as all other regulations necessary to receive educational benefit payments. This office assists students with filling out Veteran Affairs paperwork and in solving problems associated with the receipt of Veteran Affairs related educational benefits. The VMSS provides student peer to peer mentoring, transition assistance into higher education, scholarships, mental health services that are specific to the military and transition issues, and career preparation through the Boots to Suits Program. The office also serves as a liaison for numerous campus and community resources.
Women’s Resource Center
Location: Tivoli Student Union 259 Phone Number: 303-352-3470
Website: www.ucdenver.edu/wrc
It is the Women’s Resource Center’s mission to provide resources, advocacy, services, and programming, which promote awareness of women’s issues and equality for all students. We are a safe and nurturing space that enables women, specifically underrepresented women, in the university community to thrive. We value inclusion, social justice, and gender equity as a means to ensure respect and tolerance for all people regardless of background or experience. To accomplish this mission, the WRC runs several events, workshops, and educational conferences every year, as well as provides direct resource consultation for students in need.
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Writing Center
Location: North Classroom 4014 Phone Number: 303-556-4845
Website: http://writingcenter.ucdenver.edu
The Writing Center at CU Denver is a free resource available to all university students who wish to improve as writers. Services include in-person and online one-on-one appointments; an asynchronous Graduate Drop Box for graduate students; an asynchronous After Hours Drop Box for all students; workshops on a variety of topics (for example: citation, literature reviews, C.V.s, and more); and downloadable handouts, podcasts, and videos. Professional Writing Consultants will work on any type of writing and any aspect of the writing process, including (but not limited to) idea-generation, organization, thesis development, source usage, and grammar. Students bring in documents ranging from resumes, personal statements, and research essays to theses, rhetorical analyses, and grant applications. All writing is welcome. Interested students can schedule appointments (required) online and get more information (hours, directions, etc.) about each of our 9 locations/services for students right from the homepage (writingcenter.ucdenver.edu):
- CU Denver: NORTH 4014
- CU Anschutz: HSL 1204
- CU South Denver: Student Commons, 2nd floor, Liniger Building
- Auraria Library: Knowledge Market, 1st floor
- Business School: Cordillera Conference Room, 1st floor
- Campus Village at Auraria (residents only): Cyber Café, 1st floor
- Online (real-time) consultations
- An asynchronous Graduate Drop Box for graduate students
- An asynchronous After Hours Drop Box for all students
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