The U & I Care program has been developed to educate students about the importance of supporting each other, asking for personal assistance, and helping to identify concerning student behavior. Faculty and staff are also encouraged to participate in this community-wide effort. The appropriate office should be notified when a student is in need of assistance.

As members of the university community, students should know that there is a network of support available to them, with multiple places to access the support. Students play an important role in this effort: they can use it or they can help someone else.

You may have questions or want information on a variety of topics that address challenges college students may be experiencing.  Please remember that in an emergency you should always call 5-5555 or 911.  Otherwise, the links below will provide you with the resources that will help you or someone you know.

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This site is continually updated.  Please visit us periodically for additional information.

Information That Can Help

Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Cults

Dating and Domestic Violence

Mental Health

Sexual Assault

Stalking / Harrassment

Stress Management

Suicide

Threatening Behaviors

Places To Get Help On Campus

     Programs And Services That Can Help

Alcohol Education Seminars

Community / Neighborhood Outreach

In-Touch Hotline

Presentation / Consultation Services

Department of Family Medicine Student Health Information

Campus Resources

Chancellor's Status Committees (African American, Asian Americans, Latinos, LGBT, Persons with Disabilities and Women)

African American Cultural Center

Asian American Resource and Cultural Center

Rafael Cintron-Ortiz Latino Cultural Center