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Grief (including student or employee death)

The death of a family member, friend, colleague, or community member is always difficult. Resources on campus are available to all in the campus community, including faculty and other academic appointees, staff, postdocs, undergraduate students, and graduate/professional students.

Financial security

Related terms: Basic needs, financial aid, scholarships, loans, affording textbooks, mutual aid

Food security

Related terms: Basic needs, food pantry, food security, nutrition

Alcohol & other drugs, recovery

Related terms: Recovery, alcohol, drugs, peer support, counseling

Cyber/information security incident

Related terms: Computer system breaches; unauthorized access to, changes to, or use of systems, software, or data; loss or theft of equipment storing institutional data; a denial of service attack; ransomware.

Extracurricular support

Related terms: Extracurricular activities, registered student organizations, fraternity and sorority life, student leadership

Family-responsive policies (leave, benefits, accommodations)

Related terms: Family-responsive policies, pregnancy and parental leave, student parents

Academic support (students)

Related terms: Tutoring, academic standing, degree progress, writing skills, other academic help, and career readiness.

Academic and research dishonesty or misconduct

Related terms: Plagiarism, cheating, alteration of university documents, false information and representation, fabrication or alteration of information, theft or damage of intellectual property.

Transfer students

Miller Scholars(link is external) (the George A. Miller Scholars Program) provides outstanding community college transfer students the opportunity to develop leadership, research and/or community service skills and apply them in practice. Every year ten low-income, first-generation students are selected based on their leadership potential, academic excellence, and commitment to community service and...