University Academic Services
Career Services
You might be thinking it is too early to think about a career, but the experiences you have in college can be directly related to your future career. Use Career Services to learn about career counseling, job listings, career fairs, and on-campus interviews.
Disability Resource Center (DRC)
The DRC facilitates full access for disabled students, faculty, staff, and visitors through the provision of reasonable accommodations, adaptive athletic and fitness programs, assistive technology, innovative programming, education, and consultation.
Office of Student Recruiting Resources (OSCR)
OSCR provides technology information and resources ranging from free anti-virus and anti-spy software to using the UA wired and wireless networks. Free software and hardware workshops are offered along with IT support, computer security and multimedia labs.
Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques Center (SALT)
SALT provides enhanced, for-fee services for students with learning disabilities. Students receive individualized educational planning and monitoring, assistance from trained tutors with course work, and an array of workshops geared toward the individual academic needs of these students.
Student Learning Center
The Student Learning Center provides academic counseling, tutoring, the Testing Center, and general academic support for students.
Teaching Teams
The goal of this program is to improve learning by creating teams of students, instructors, graduate teaching assistants and student peer assistants called Preceptors.
The 24/7 IT Support Center
The 24/7 IT Support Center has walk-in help desks all around campus. They also provide free anti-virus and anti-spyware software, as well as free workshops that teach a wide variety of topics for everyone on campus.
UA Libraries
Whether you visit the library on campus or over the internet, the UA Library offers students and faculty access to books, articles, e-journals, and other reference services.
Writing Skills Improvement Program (WSIP)
Serving underrepresented groups and students referred by faculty, this initiative offers one-on-one tutoring by instructional specialists and weekly writing workshops.
