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This center allows you to make appointments for free tutoring in writing skills.
What is the Sweetland Writing Center?
100
This center provides educational and support services related to sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, sexual harassment and stalking. The center provides advocacy support and crisis intervention, as well as education and training for the entire University community.
What is the Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC)?
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If you are interested in community service, this center is a great place to begin to get involved. Ask your mentor to visit with you so you can learn about opportunities to do meaningful work in the local community. This center is a great way to expose your mentee to the world outside of the University in a productive, educational environment.
What is the Ginsberg Center?
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This center offers a comfortable, open, nonjudgmental and confidential setting to seek support. Encourage a student who may indicate he/she/ze is grappling with any issues, questions or life decisions to take advantage of this FREE service—it’s about keeping your community healthy.
What is Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)?
100
Have a mentee that is interested in rushing or pledging? This is where you want to refer them!
What is the Office of Greek Life?
200
This ResStaff Member is responsible for linking residents, residence staff and building organizations to appropriate academic support resources.
What is the Peer Academic Success Specialist (PASS)?
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This Center provides a range of education, information and advocacy services, designed to create and maintain a safe and inclusive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, faculty, staff, their family and friends, and the campus community at large.
What is the Spectrum Center?
200
This program works proactively to promote understanding of identities inside and outside of the classroom, offering peer-facilitated dialogues for students from different social identities and various courses over the year.
What is the Program on Intergroup Relations (IGR)?
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This is a health care clinic located on the central campus of the University of Michigan. For students who are enrolled for the current semester on the Ann Arbor campus, most services services here are covered by the health service fee, which is paid as part of tuition.
What is University Health Service (UHS)?
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This department coordinates all of the club and intramural sports on campus as well as maintains indoor and outdoor sports and recreation facilities.
What is the University of Michigan Department of Recreational Sports?
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This center is a great place to get information on study abroad programs.
What is the Center for Global & Intercultural Study?
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This office provides mediation and facilitated discussion, protects students’ rights to confidentiality and advises students about their options for resolving conflict. This is a good place to refer students who may have experienced victimization and have difficulties articulating their needs.
What is the Office of Student Conflict and Resolution?
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This Office has the mission to "promote student development and empower the campus community around issues of diversity and social justice through the lens of race and ethnicity". Hint: Our guest speaker is also from here...
What is the Office of MultiEthnic Student Affairs (MESA)?
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This is a mental health resource for all University of Michigan students. Available 24/7-- you can access this on your computer, your smart phone or your tablet! This offers mental health resources like online mental health screenings for depression and anxiety, skill-building tools to help you manage stress and academic life, multimedia workshops, and amazing relaxation exercises to play or download.
What is MiTalk?
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This program is responsible for representing students from every school and college as the official student voice and is also responsible for registering and recognizing the over 800 student organizations on campus.
What is Central Student Government (CSG)?
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A center on campus where students can receive help with scheduling and evaluations of teachers and classes, or copy old exams for ten cents or for free if you turn in an old exam.
What is the LSA Peer Academic Advising?
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If a student needs to talk to someone in a confidential, respectful, informal and safe environment, this office is a great reference, especially for mentors, who should not feel as if they need to have all the answers. This office can help lighten the burden by helping your mentee understand his/her rights, explore options for problem resolution and get needed referrals.
What is the Office of the Ombudsman?
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Combined with the MultiEthnic Student Affairs, this Center allows for space to: - To promote a campus and community environment in which all students can prosper academically and socially. - To promote and provide services to build a supportive environment in which all students can develop a better understanding and appreciation for the Multicultural diversity represented at the University.
What is Trotter Multicultural Center?
400
This site organizes the many rich resources available at the University of Michigan for student mental health and is intended for a variety of constituents -- students, faculty, staff, parents, family members, and loved ones.
What is Mental Health WorkGroup?
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This is a resource specifically designed to make the most of all students’ co-curricular experiences. Through leadership training and education, this center provides support to student-run groups and resources about event planning, budgeting, successful meetings and student relationships. There is a myriad of free aids in the office that anyone can take advantage of. This center also provides LeaderShape, a leadership development retreat, as well as other initiatives throughout the year.
What is the Center for Campus Involvement (CCI)?
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This center is founded to support the study of foreign languages, cultures, and literatures.
What is the Language Resource Center (LRC)?
500
This center serves survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.
What is the SAFE House?
500
This program brings together students and faculty who have a commitment to community service, diversity and academic excellence. Through small courses, faculty-student contact, service projects, leadership opportunities and social programs, students model an ideal community through intergroup engagement, responsibility, friendship, and collaboration.
What is the Michigan Community Scholars Program (MCSP)?
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This office offers free, selected student services that assist students in negotiating disability-related barriers to the pursuit of their education. Dedicated to improving access to University programs, activities and facilities for students with disabilities, this is a great resource and reference.
What is Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)?
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If your mentee is an international student, there are a variety of services here that can assist him/her/zer in becoming acclimated to life at U of M, particularly with regard to student organizations, health insurance, legal information, FAQs for new students, events and announcements. Whether or not your mentee is an international student, he/she/ze can visit the office or the website to learn about study and work abroad, and U-M Peace Corps opportunities.
What is the International Center?