University Resources

Gwen M. Greene Center for Career Education and Connections advisors are available to assist students in achieving their individual career goals. Visit their website or contact their office for resources on workplace accommodations and a list of employers seeking people with disabilities for various positions.

Learning Center—Supporting undergraduate students with services that promote academic success, including course-specific collaborative workshops and study groups, study skills consultants and study skills course, and tutoring.

University Counseling Center—Individual and group therapy provided by licensed professionals are available under the student health fee at UCC. Transition-specific resources for Parents and Friends are found here.

University Health Service—The University Health Service (UHS) provides a full range of confidential, high quality primary care services for full-time students. The UHS clinical staff includes registered nurses, nurse practitioners, and physicians, all of whom have a special interest in the care and treatment of students and other members of the college community. 

College Center for Advising Services—Contact CCAS and make an appointment with an adviser for guidance on any academic-related concern or question to clarify program requirements.

Writing, Speaking & Argument Program—The WSA offers graduate student consultants to aid in writing assignments, including foundational planning, formulating persuasive arguments, and making strong conclusions.

Parent and Family Relations—Housed in the Dean of Students Office, parent and family relations staff serve as a resource for families during your student's undergraduate years.

River Campus Libraries—Take the time to learn how to use our vast library resources and consult with expert research librarians.

Rush Rhees Library Study Spaces—Get Out Of Your Room! The library offers a variety of study space that can be the perfect change of venue to improve focus.

CARE Network—The CARE network, one component of the Center for Student Conflict Management, effectively connects students in distress with appropriate campus resources. The CARE network relies on students, staff, faculty, and parents to submit CARE reports when they are significantly concerned about the well-being of a UR student.

Veterans Alliance at the University of Rochester—The Veterans Alliance provides military students, staff, faculty and alumni and their families with the resources, support, and advocacy needed to succeed in higher education.

University-Wide Disability Resources—The University of Rochester is committed to providing a welcoming, encouraging, and empowering environment for individuals with disabilities. We have assembled a team of dedicated professionals to ensure that members of our community with disabilities have equal access, reasonable accommodation, and full participation in the University experience.