University of Hartford
Student Services
The University of Hartford
offers a variety of services to its students. Below is a list of many
of these services. Please refer to "The
Source" and the
Undergraduate and
Graduate Bulletins for more resources.
The Freshman Success Center (FSC)
The Freshman Success Center (FSC),
located in the rear of B-Complex next to Alumni Plaza and the Commons, is
where you can come to have questions answered, get advice, share concerns or
frustrations, learn about upcoming activities, get connected with
programming and leadership opportunities on campus, or just hang out in a
friendly and supportive location.
The FSC staff will provide
the resources and support necessary for you to have a successful transition
to college and have an enjoyable and rewarding academic and social
experience at the University. This includes information, guidance, and
referrals in such areas as study skills, academic support services, mental
health and wellness, career exploration and internships, financial aid and
scholarships, campus life, intramural athletics, and reminders about
important deadlines.
In addition, the FSC will
provide a variety of programming activities for you – from trips to NYC and
Boston, to tickets to Broadway shows and sporting events, to community
service opportunities, to fun social activities on and off campus.
FSC staff will help you get involved in clubs and organizations so
that you can become an integral part of the University community.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/fsc
The
Center for Reading and Writing
The Center for Reading and
Writing offers free individualized assistance to anyone in the University
community who wants to develop efficient strategies for reading, writing,
and studying. Professional and peer consultants help with writing issues
such as generating ideas for papers, writing research papers, organizing and
editing drafts. They also teach flexible and effective strategies for
managing time, taking notes, reading, and preparing for exams. Specialists
are available to work with international students
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/crw
Learning Plus
Learning Plus provides academic support to students with specific
learning disabilities and/or attention deficit disorder. The support
consists of one 45 minute appointment a week with an adult Learning Plus
specialist presenting applicable learning strategies. It is not a
comprehensive program and there is no separate application process or
fee.
http://www.hartford.edu/learningplus
RISE Leadership Development Program
It is the mission of the RISE Leadership Development Program to develop
effective and essential leadership skills in students and student groups
through comprehensive leadership education and diverse experiences.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/SCA/rise/index.html
Tutoring Assistance
The University of Hartford offers numerous ways to receive no-cost academic
assistance. Tutoring by peers and faculty members is available in many
specific subject areas.
Computer Science Tutoring Lab
- The lab is staffed by full-time faculty and
upper-class majors in the department and offers tutoring on
nearly all freshman and sophomore level courses taught by the
department.
http://www.cs.hartford.edu/tutorlab/tutorlab.pdf
Math and Physics Tutoring
Lab - The lab is staffed by full-time
faculty and upper-class majors in the departments and offers
tutoring on nearly all freshman and sophomore level courses
taught by the departments.
http://www.cs.hartford.edu/mathlab.htm
TutorZone - The
Tutorzone is a peer tutoring program designed to help
students receive the assistance they need in courses, tests,
papers, etc. It is a service provided free of charge by the
Student Government Association.
http://sga.hartford.edu
Chemistry Tutors
- Students in Chemistry courses: CH 110,
111, 114, 136, 230-231 may use tutors in BC 254 (ISET)
during scheduled hours. No appointment is necessary.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/chemistry
University Honors Program
The
University Honors Program is a multi-faceted program which enriches the
educational experience of the most capable and motivated students at the
University of Hartford. It supports the development of academic courses and
co-curricular activities that challenge students and encourage them to
embrace an array of learning opportunities. The program enables students to
pursue research or to advance their artistic and creative talents through
one-on-one interactions with faculty mentors.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/uhonors
Career Services Office
Career
Services provides comprehensive career planning and job-seeking assistance
to students and alumni of the University. Services include career
counseling, resume assistance, help in finding and preparing for
internships, campus recruitment, position listings, and a Job Match system.
In addition, Career Services provides current listings of on-and off-campus
student employment opportunities and a complete career library of
occupational information and employer directories. You may also
click here to access their handbook regarding employment in the U.S. for
international students. Access to career
counselors may be arranged through appointment or by dropping in during
walk-in hours for matters requiring less than fifteen minutes consultation.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/career/about.htm
The Office of Multicultural Programs
The Office of Multicultural Programs serves to advocate and provide services
for historically under-represented groups. Our focus is to promote and
enhance a pluralistic community by advocating for cross cultural awareness.
http://www.hartford.edu/support/desc.asp?id=25
Health Services
University Health service is available to all full-time undergraduate
students. Graduate student may also use these facilities on a
pay-per-visit basis or under a per-semester payment plan.
Location: The
Sports Center, ground floor.
The entrance and parking are on the left side of the building.
Appointment
Scheduling: 860-768-6601 (or ext. 6601 on campus).
Please call in advance to set up an appointment.
Reqular
Semester Hours: Monday-Thursday 8a-5:15p. Friday 8a-4:15p.
Closed for all University breaks.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/health/
Connections Health Education and Wellness Center
Connections Health Education and Wellness Center is a comprehensive health
promotion service for the University of Hartford campus community. The
center offers programming, health and wellness resources, an extensive
library of books and professional journals and an informative user-friendly.
www.hartford.edu/wellness
Counseling
and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) aids students in achieving
their personal, social and academic goals. Through our short-term,
confidential psychotherapy services (GSU-313), students are able to address
issues that may be impeding these goals. Issues that students raise when
seeking counseling include, but are not limited to: relationship
difficulties; depression or anxiety; stress/time management; eating
concerns; family difficulties; and alcohol and/or substance concerns.
http://www.hartford.edu/support/desc.asp?id=11
Services for Students with Medical, Physical and Psychological Disability
Advocates for students with medical, physical and psychological
disabilities. Based on their documentation, helps student prepare a letter
to be shared with their professors and determines reasonable accommodations.
All services are confidential.
http://www.hartford.edu/support/desc.asp?id=9
Self-Service Center
The
University's on-line resource for grades, registration, financial aid
payments, class schedules and more. You may also
request a transcript and or apply
for admission.https://banweb8.hartford.edu/
Student
Administrative Services Center
SASC
offers a one-stop shopping service for student-related administrative
processes that include registration,
payment activity, enrollment verification, access to academic records and
basic financial aid information.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/sasc/
Students Center Administration
As educators, our mission in the Office of Student Centers and Activities is
to provide opportunities for out of classroom experiences. In our "Home Away
From Home" environment we offer diverse social and educational programs and
services and resources that foster responsible citizenship, leadership, and
ethical values.
http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/sca/StudentCenters/site/index.html
The Computer Support Center (CSC)
The Computer Support Center (CSC) is a free source for computer help
provided by Information Technology Services (ITS), available to all
currently registered students as well as faculty and staff. It’s intent is
to be used as a resource to help those who wish to connect and use the
University’s network and email system either from on campus or off.
http://its.hartford.edu/services.htm
Clubs & Organizations at University of Hartford
All registered student clubs and organizations can be contacted through the
Student Government Association at
860.768.4775 or
SGA@hartford.edu.
If you do not see a club or organization that fits your interests please
contact SGA to learn how to start one.
http://www.hartford.edu/campus_life/clubs.asp
Fraternities and Sororities
The
Greek Life Community at the University of Hartford is devoted to providing
the fraternal experience, while challenging students personally and
professionally, promoting academic success, maintaining the highest
standards of ethical conduct, and fostering diverse, philanthropic pursuits.
http://www.hartfordgreeklife.org/