UNH's COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY OF CARE
Student Support Services Available on the Durham Campus
Center for Academic Resources (CFAR)
Smith Hall, Second Floor ~ 603-862-3698
Services:
- Academic coaching (meet with academic counselor, academic mentoring, subject area tutoring, course selection resources)
- TRIO/Student Support Services (SSS)
- Graduate school/GRE preparation, study tips and tools online (time management, exam preparation, organization, general study tips and tools, reading strategies, note taking)
Thompson Hall, Room 102 ~ 603-862-2053
Services:
- Medical leave of absence
- Letters of temporary accommodation
- Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) consults for/under the Dean of Students Office
- Basic needs coordination and case management
4 Pettee Brook Lane ~ 603-862-9355
Services:
- Full-service ambulatory care program providing clinical medical care
- Living Well Services including:
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Individual wellness coaching/education sessions
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Education/support groups
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Educational programs
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Community/public health resources
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Other wellness focuses (alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, chronic illness, complementary health, emotional health, eating concerns mentors, sex and gender, stress management
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Student Accessibility Services (SAS)
Smith Hall, Second Floor ~ 603-862-2607
Services:
- Strategies for success
- Advising and course selection
- Academic assistance
- Accommodations (notetaking, academic accommodations, food allergies/dietary conditions, housing accommodations, mobility related, service animals), assistive technology, documentation support
2 Pettee Brook Lane ~ 24/7 Helpline: 603-862-SAFE
Services:
- Crisis intervention
- Advocacy
- Medical accompaniment
- Legal accompaniment
- Academic intervention
- Support groups
- Debriefing consultations
The Aulbani J. Beauregard Center for Equity, Freedom and Justice (Beauregard Center)
Memorial Union Building (MUB), Room 120 ~ 603-862-5204
Services:
- Support services
- Advocacy
- Cultural and educational programs
- Student community meeting space
- Social and study space
- Video library
academic advising
Hood House, 89 Main Street ~ 603-862-2064
Services:
- Advising for Continuing Education students, pre-admit students, and undeclared students in the College of Liberal Arts
- Drop-in advising or schedule an appointment
- Explore UNH majors and careers
- Degree Works degree evaluation tool
UNH Career and Professional Success
Hood House, 89 Main Street ~ 603-862-2070
Services:
- Career counseling
- Career resources (resume templates, cover letter resources, interview techniques, job search support)
- Internship support
- Career events
- Grad school advising
Office of International Student & Scholars (OISS)
Conant Hall, Room 315 ~ 603-862-1288
Services:
- Coordinates programs to bring international, campus, and local communities together
- Visa support and immigration advising
- Admissions and financial aid
- International student employment
- Updates on US immigration orders
- Housing/dining/health
- Lunch group for students
- Other activities
Hood House, Ground Floor ~ 603-862-0643
Services:
- Financial aid questions
- Career resources,
- Broad support for veterans and active military individuals
Hood House, Room 116 ~ (603) 862-3488
Services: The Challenging Ourselves in a New and Nurturing Environment by Coming Together (CONNECT) Program is designed to help students that have been historically excluded from higher education (People of Color, first-generation and/or high financial need) thrive at UNH.
Dimond Library, Room 329 ~ (603) 862-3272
Services:
- Writing support in person or virtual
- Writing resources
- Accountability sessions
- Community writing table
18 Library Way ~ (603) 862-1535
Services:
- My library accounts
- Borrow & renew
- Interlibrary loan
- Computers and printing
- Study spaces
- Document delivery
- Research guides,
- Ask a librarian
Kingsbury Hall, Room W383 ~ (603) 862-2320
Services:
- Drop-in tutoring
- Support for students in 400 level math courses
- Private tutoring
- Statistics consulting
83 Main St. ~ (603) 862-2600
Services: The hub of student life on campus, the MUB has services, facilities, and student activities. Including:
- Food Court,
- Student mailroom
- Games room
- Campus services
- Movie theaters
- UNH bookstore
- The Aulbani J. Beauregard Center
- Student radio station
- Various student organizations
83 Main St. ~ (603) 862-2400
Services: Information about 250+ recognized student organizations on campus. Find new interests, develop leadership skills, and expand your social network.
Stoke Hall, 11 Garrison Ave ~ (603) 862-3600
Services:
- Assists students with paying for their tuition/housing at UNH
- Help with FAFSA completion
- Help with searching/applying for scholarships
- Provides information about student loans
Stoke Hall, Rm 180 ~ (603) 862-1500
Services:
- Offers support around registering for classes and accessing academic records
- Provides assistance with questions related to graduation, course catalogs, and other academic support
UNH Global (Global Education/Study Abroad)
Conant Hall, Room 310 ~ (603) 862-2398
Services:
- Offers information and support to students looking to study abroad, either internationally or nationally
- Provides support to international students and scholars (separate from Office of International Students and Scholars)
Civil Rights & Equity Office (CREO)
Thompson Hall, Room 305 ~ (603) 862-2930
Services: Responsible for oversight of the University’s compliance efforts in regard to affirmative action, Title IX, disability laws and regulations, equal employment laws and campus initiatives aimed at creating a diverse, welcoming and equitable campus.
Transit & Connector: (603) 862-2328 ~ Transit Building, 20 Sage Way
Parking: (603) 862-1010 ~ Campus Services Office, Memorial Union Building, Room 211
Services:
- Buses & shuttles: Wildcat transit routes, campus connector, arrival predictions, fares & information
- Parking: Visitor parking, campus parking map, parking permits, ticket payments & appeals
- Wildcat access: Safe rides, carpooling, regional transportation,
- Mobile application: Nextbus
18 Waterworks Road ~ (603) 862-1427
Services:
- Student and community safety services
- RAVE Guardian
- uSafe US
- Blue light emergency telephone poles throughout campus
- Walking escorts available
- Campus alerts
UNH Chaplain and Spiritual Life Association
Thompson Hall, Room G06 ~ (603) 862-2054
Services: The UNH Chaplain and Spiritual Life Association is a spiritual community of associated chaplains, representing many of the world's religious, spiritual, and faith traditions, who share a collective commitment to serving the spiritual needs of the students, faculty, and staff of UNH.
- Helps the UNH community stay connected with their faith tradition
- Coordinates on-campus worship opportunities
- Helps students find off campus congregations and organizations
Hamel Recreation Center, 5 Edgewood Rd. ~ (603) 862-2031
Services: offers a variety of programming including
- Outdoor adventures
- Club and intramural sports
- Fitness classes
- Aquatics
Office of Off-Campus Engagement and Fraternity and Sorority Life
MUB – Suite 114 ~ (603) 862-1002
Services:
- Off campus Housing Portal can help students find housing off-campus (not affiliated with UNH)– click here
- For more information about Fraternity and Sorority Life, click here
Housing: 10 Academic Way ~ 603 – 862 - 2120
Res Life: 5 Quad Way ~ 603 – 862 - 2268
Services: Online chat feature for immediate help. Can use the Housing Toolkit feature on website to be directed to services. Website includes:
- Important dates (housing applications, etc.).
- Interactive housing map
- Live-On Requirement: as of Fall 2023, all new undergraduate, full time, first year and transfer students, who are under the age of 21, on the UNH Durham campus are required to live on campus for 4 semesters, unless they have an approved exemption.
Holloway Commons – Fourth Floor ~ (603) 862-1821
Services: Look on website for information about:
- Menus and locations
- Meal plan information
- Nutrition
- Sustainability
- Hours, policies, etc.
- Help with nutrition, nutrition concerns or goals
- Information about ID Cards.
Hitchcock Hall, 5 Quad Way ~ (603) 862-3377
Services:
- Report various concerns, such as
- Misconduct
- Discrimination/harassment/interpersonal violence
- Academic misconduct
- Organizational misconduct
- Concerns for a student’s wellbeing
- Information about the UNH Conduct system
- Parent and family resources for going through conduct system
- Policies about educational records and privacy
Thompson Hall , Room G06 ~ (603) 862-2053
Services: Provides housing, food and financial support to students in need.
- Housing: The Inn Between is available to UNH students to pay for housing during Thanksgiving, Spring Break and January Term. UNH also provides emergency support for students experiencing emergency housing loss.
- Food: Swipe it Forward is a program for UNH students who are challenged by food insecurity to confidentially request and receive meal swipes in the dining halls or as a Meal to Go. The Cats’ Cupboard is a free food pantry in MUB for students.
- Money: The Student Emergency Financial Assistance Fund (SEFA) provides UNH students who are unable to meet essential expenses due to a temporary or unexpected hardship with short-term financial assistance once per academic year.
- Laptop Loaner program.
