The information and resources on this page are provided to help faculty and staff support their students.
Student Absences
While Student Care and Well-Being does not typically provide documentation for students missing classes, this brief video explains how we can partner together to support students who may be absent from classes.
If you are unable to view the video or want more information regarding our role in supporting students who are absent from class please visit our advocacy and absence notification page.
Students who are required to participate in weekly or monthly meetings, weekend drills, annual trainings, military schooling, other military training or an official military event as a member of the National Guard, Reserves, or as a member of the Inactive Ready Reserve, will be excused from class. For more information, please visit refer to the University’sGuidelines for Students Attending Military Training.
Resources for Students in Need
Food Assistance Request
Students can request contactless delivery from our food pantry and meal swipes to access on-campus dining halls.
The Division of Student Life, Office of Information Technology and University Libraries are partnering to provide students with necessary technology tools. Hotspots, web cameras and laptops are available for lease to students in need. Students can request needed equipment by completing the Technology Need Application.
Student Care and Well Being partners with the School of Social Work to refer students in need to masters level social work students for ongoing assistance in locating support resources. If you think your student can benefit from this program, please complete the Social Work Case Management Team referral form.
Submit a Student of Concern reporting form to let us know about a student who may be exhibiting alarming or concerning behaviors. For emergencies, or if a student is expressing thoughts of harming self or others, please contact UAPD at 348-5454.
Students who may be in violation of the university’s Code of Student Conduct should be reported to the Office of Student Conduct (OSC) by submitting an incident reporting form or by contacting the Office of Student Conduct.
