Faculty play a vital role in the student experience. Beyond teaching and mentoring, they are often the first to recognize when a student needs support, whether that means finding a sense of belonging, navigating a personal challenge, or simply knowing where to turn for help. To help faculty connect students with the right resources, Student Affairs has developed a new faculty guide that highlights the programs, services, and opportunities available across the division.
The Center for Student Access and Resources (CSAR) is now the Student Affairs Scholarship Support Hub, a new name that reflects the office's expanding role in helping students navigate Student Affairs scholarship opportunities and supporting departments that administer donor-funded scholarships.
As students return to campus this August, one of the university's largest student engagement experiences will once again bring thousands of students together to build connections, explore opportunities for involvement, and discover Fraternity & Sorority Life (FSL).
The University of Utah Counseling Center (UCC) is celebrating 50 years of accreditation through International Accreditation of Counseling Services (IACS), a milestone that reflects the center’s long-standing commitment to providing high-quality mental health support for students.
The transition to college can bring new opportunities, but it can also introduce challenges related to mental health, finances, belonging, and overall well-being. To help students navigate that transition, Student Affairs is launching a Wellness Assessment for incoming students that will connect them with resources tailored to their individual needs.