UNLV has many resources that support students’ work in their courses. The list below includes web contact information for two kinds of campus organizations: those that directly assist students with their learning activities and those that make it possible for students to focus on their academic work and do well in it.
Each organization’s website contains direct contact information and an explanation of available services.
» Academic Advising
http://advising.unlv.edu/
Individual colleges and units provide academic advising to students at all levels. It is good practice to be in touch with an academic advisor as part of students’ program planning as well as for a discussion of academic challenges.
» Adult Education Services
http://www.unlv.edu/studentserv/caeo/Programs/AES/services2.htm
The Mission of the Adult Educational Services Program is to assist individuals 19 years of age and older in pursuit of a post secondary education. Adult Educational Services also assists with career path choices and appropriate education channels.
» Career Services
http://hire.unlv.edu/
The Career Services mission is to educate, prepare and assist students as they pursue the career development and job search process in a global and dynamic world of work.
» Office of Information Technology's Student Information
http://oit.unlv.edu/students/
Services include WebCT, Rebelmail, computer lab accounts, computer discounts, student software, etc.
» Disability Services
http://studentlife.unlv.edu/disability/
Disability Resource Center is the office to assist students with documented disabilities who are otherwise qualified to attend UNLV. The assistance will vary according to the documentation of each student.
» ESL
http://elc.unlv.edu/
The English Language Center (ELC) has offered quality language training to international students, scholars, and professionals.
» Financial Aid
http://financialaid.unlv.edu/
A central resource for all financial matters affecting students including scholarships, financial assistance, etc.
» Office of Orientation and Parent Programs
http://studentlife.unlv.edu/univprograms/
This department facilitates students’ adjustment to the University environment, facilitating a smooth transition and a successful college experience.
» International Students
http://studentlife.unlv.edu/international/
This office assists all UNLV international students to make smooth transitions into successful academic, professional, and social experiences. Services include providing assistance with employment, visa and travel issues as well as immigration advising and related documents. This office also organizes the New International Student Orientation which is required for all new international students and is held during the week before classes begin.
» Library
http://www.library.unlv.edu/
The main library and branch/college libraries assist students with their academic activities.
» Student Diversity Programs and Services
http://msa.unlv.edu/index.html
Student Diversity Programs and Services encourages and promotes ethnic minority students' social and academic integration into the university. Student Diversity Programs and Services also creates events, activities, and services that encourage minority and majority student populations to explore their cultural identification development and to participate in the diversity efforts that are provided in safe environments.
» Student Conduct
http://studentlife.unlv.edu/judicial/index.html
The Office of Student Conduct works with the UNLV community to provide an equitable and inclusive system that promotes awareness of students’ rights and accountability to student conduct.
» Student Counseling
http://studentlife.unlv.edu/caps/
Pursuing a university education can be exciting and challenging. It can also be highly stressful since social and personal concerns can interfere with academic work and emotional well being. Student Counseling & Psychological Services is committed to helping students benefit fully from their college experience at UNLV. Psychologists and counselors specialize in dealing with the problems commonly experienced by college students of all ages and collaborate with the student to increase self-understanding and develop the skills necessary to overcome personal concerns.
Confidential services offered to assist students manage the adjustment demands and personal challenges of college
» Student Health Center
http://studentlife.unlv.edu/shc/index.html
Holistic health care has a direct relationship on educational excellence and is dedicated to promoting students to their highest potential. Therefore, student health programs, policies, and practices are designed to support the University mission through promotion of independent thought, understanding of self, ethical conduct, and the relationship of self to community. It is a dynamic equilibrium between body, mind, and community through self responsibility and positive lifestyle choices.
» Student Support Services
http://www.unlv.edu/studentserv/caeo/Programs/SSS/index.htm
The mission of Student Support Services is to assist college students with overcoming personal concerns, academic deficiencies and financial difficulties that could impair their chances of succeeding in college. Student Support Services also provides students with the necessary tools to adjust to the demands of a college environment, while helping them develop good study habits and decision-making skills that increase retention and graduation rates for college students.
» Re-Entry Services - Jean Nidetch Women's Center
http://womenscenter.unlv.edu/res.htm
Students who take the plunge and decide to pursue their education following a break in their enrollment may experience unique concerns. One of the goals of the Jean Nidetch Women's Center is to help individuals get back into college and stay in college until all educational goals are met. The Center provides information that will guide you as you make the choice to return to school.
» Tutoring Services
http://www.unlv.edu/studentserv/caeo/Programs/Tutoring/index.htm
The mission of the Tutoring Program is to give qualified students the opportunity to excel in areas they find challenging and to provide them with the confidence to overcome difficulties. To receive free tutoring, you must first be eligible to participate in one of the programs offered at The Center. However, tutoring is also offered on a self-funded basis.
» Writing Center
http://writingcenter.unlv.edu/
The Writing Center provides students with assistance related to course assignments and other writing activities.
