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Health, Wellbeing, and Academic Resources
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Health, Wellbeing, and Academic Resources

The University of Michigan offers a variety of resources to support student well-being. Follow the links below to get more information or set up an advising appointment with a PitE Academic Advisor to talk about how to utilize these resources.

Health and Accommodations

University Health and Counseling - Committed to providing students with the medical and mental health support they need. UHC is available to all enrolled U-M students.

UWill Teletherapy - Service that provides students with video, phone, chat, and message sessions with licensed mental health professionals at no cost.

Maize and Blue Cupboard - Ensures students receive equitable access to healthy, nutritious, and nourishing food and the ability to prepare it for themselves or others.

Student Accessibility and Accommodations Services (SAAS) - Lead work to change perspectives around disability, dismantle barriers, and support disabled students at UM.

Dean of Students - Individually supports students and helps manage any disruptions to their Michigan experience (Academic, Financial, Health, Roommates, etc.).

Wolverine Wellness - Supports the health and wellness of the campus through education, collaboration, and advocacy using social change, social justice, and health equity frameworks.

Student Culture and Belonging

Trotter Multicultural Center and Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA) - Students get to choose how they explore, challenge, and build community to nurture belonging.

Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives (OAMI) - Supports and celebrates students' unique experiences, backgrounds, communities, and identities.

Spectrum Center - A gender and sexuality resource center. Works to enhance campus experiences, increase belonging, and help students thrive.

Campus Climate Support - Assists students with concerns that impede their sense of belonging on campus.

International Center - Guides international students through U.S. culture and provides advice on becoming involved in campus life.

LSA Transfer Student Center - Provides a welcoming space for transfer students to call their own, offering study tables, comfy chairs, a refrigerator, and a microwave.

First-Generation Students - Shares stories from other first-generation college students and compiled useful information about college life, paying for college, and UM services.

Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR) - Supports community members who would like to explore constructive ways to approach conflict resolution.

Academic Assistance and Employment

Newnan Academic Advising Center - Answer questions about college policies that impact course scheduling, grading, and meeting requirements.

Science Learning Center (SLC) - An interdisciplinary resource center to support teaching and learning in the natural sciences (study groups and tutoring).

University Career Center (UCC) - Helps students cultivate connections, discover interests, uncover strengths, build confidence, explore identities, solidify values, and consider career paths that prepare them to build fulfilling careers.

LSA Opportunity Hub - Guides LSA students in the professional development process that will help them grow into the career they want to achieve.

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