Student ServicesWe have many programs on campus to help you with your transition to college academically, mentally, and physically. You should never be shy about seeking help at the onset of a difficult situation. The earlier you let us know you need help, the more likely you will be successful. Disability Services for StudentsDisability Services for Students provides services to students with documented disabilities to ensure that all University activities and programs are accessible. The office also promotes the development of student self-reliance and the personal independence necessary to succeed in a University climate. Learn more. [http://www.unh.edu/disabilityservices/disabilityservices.html] (603-862-2607) University Advising and Career CenterYour guide to life at and after UNH! The best career planning begins with academic planning. The University Advising and Career Center [www.unh.edu/uacc] provides resources on career options, internships, interest testing, interviewing, resume writing, and MORE! Center for Academic ResourcesThe Center for Academic Resources (CFAR) offers a wide range of academic support services available to all undergraduate students enrolled in at least one course. Services include learning-skills instruction in topics such as time management, note-taking, and test-taking; peer support for academic and personal concerns; and drop-in tutoring for selected courses. Get complete details. [www.cfar.unh.edu] Counseling CenterThe Counseling Center is the primary mental health facility on campus. Its services are included in the fees you pay as part of your tuition. It offers individual counseling, emergency assistance, group counseling, and learning disabilities screenings, among other things. Learn more. [www.unhcc.unh.edu/index.html] Connors Writing CenterMore than just a proofreading service, the Connors Writing Center provides individual help from trained consultants on all issues involving writing: subject choice, composing processes, genre, organization, structure, grammar and formal conventions, and English as a Second Language (ESL) issues. Services are available without charge to any member of the University community. Learn more. [http://www.unh.edu/writing/connors.html] Health ServicesComprehensive health and wellness services, wellness education, and health promotion are offered/available right in the heart of campus. First-year students are required to have a physical exam upon entrance to UNH and must provide an immunization history from a health care provider. Prior to August 1st, you will be required to complete a Health History Form. The entrance requirements and form can be found online. [www.unh.edu/health-services/requirements.html] For other questions, call 603-862-1530 and follow the menu options. Health insuranceHealth insurance is required at UNH. Check your health insurance to make sure that your plan covers you in the Durham area, and be sure to bring your insurance card with you when you come to campus in August. If you need to purchase health insurance, select http://www.unh.edu/health-services/shbp/ , or call our insurance administrator at 603-862-4089. There is an enrollment deadline for student health insurance. Call for more information. Off-Campus and Commuter Student ServicesLocated in Room 122 of the Memorial Union Building (MUB), Off-Campus and Commuter Student Services in the Leadership Center is a first point of contact for off-campus students who have questions or concerns. Call 603-862-0303, visit the Web site [www.unh.mub.com/offcampus] or stop by. The Information Desk (603-862-2600) is located in the front lobby of the MUB and provides off-campus housing lists, bus information, and even jumper cables. |
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