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https://uwmilwaukee.campus.eab.com/

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Click on words for the link :)
Clock in/out:
Missed punch time form:
Sharepoint:

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Our annual Fall Involvement Fair will be offered fully virtually this year using CampusGroups! Students interested in attending the Involvement Fair should log in to uwm.campusgroups.com using their ePantherID and password to browse the fair and find student organizations they may be interested in joining.

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Fall 2020 Involvement Fair (Virtual) | Student Involvement

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Below you will find videos created by UCS staff focusing on the many common concerns experienced by UWM students. If you have any feedback or requests for additional topics, feel free to email Jason Katte. Please check back for content updates over the Summer and into the Fall!

UCS How To's: Insurance and Community Resources reviews how to set up and utilize insurance for mental health care in the community as well as seek care when you do not have insurance. If you have additional questions about insurance or community resources please contact Sean at sryan@uwm.edu.

UCS How To's: Recognizing Anxiety reviews ways to identify anxiety in our daily life, introduces viewers to useful coping skills to manage anxiety symptoms, and shares campus and online resources for additional support.

UCS How To's: Coping with COVID reviews some common responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways it can impact our lives, and reviews some strategies for managing emotional responses. Open the video in YouTube to gain access to quick links to content sections.

Part 1 reviews some common reactions to this pandemic and the ways it has disrupted our lives, and reviews some strategies for managing emotions, ending with a mindfulness meditation.

Part 2 reviews some common responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and its disruptions, as well as come coping strategies to help manage emotional responses. Additionally, Part 2 explores the importance of focusing on what we can control and gives some strategies for ways to gain a healthy sense of control when so many things feel out of control.

UCS Services Overview reviews our current service options for UWM students.

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SilverCloud

SilverCloud is an online, self-guided, interactive resource that provides UW students, faculty, and staff with no-cost, confidential help for mental health issues and stress management program 24 hours a day.

SilverCloud offers self-guided exercises to help users change beliefs and behaviors so they are thinking and feeling better. SilverCloud can be used independently as well as alongside any UCS services. SilverCloud's evidence-based learning modules address:

Sign up here! https://uwsystem.silvercloudhealth.com/signup

To schedule a SilverCloud overview session for a department or student group, contact Lori Bokowy at labokowy@uwm.edu.

Online Mental Health Screenings

UCS has online self screenings for depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and disordered eating behaviors. These anonymous screening measures are used throughout the U.S. and on hundreds of college campuses. Click here to take the screenings and find out more information.

Additional Online Resources

Please click on the links below to learn more about the indicated topics areas. (This page contains many links to external sites. UWM and UCS does not control this content nor attest to its accuracy).

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SilverCloud is an online, self-guided, interactive resource that provides UW students, faculty, and staff with no-cost, confidential help for mental health issues and stress management program 24 hours a day. SilverCloud offers self-guided exercises to help users change beliefs and behaviors so they are thinking and feeling better.

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Find off-campus housing properties for rent!

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Students are encouraged to choose a living arrangement that is most conducive to their health, well-being, safety and learning whether that be living in a family home, on-campus in the residence halls, or renting off-campus this fall. Read the UWM NHO coronavirus FAQs.

Featured Landlord: Bell Property Management, Inc.

View This Landlord's Properties

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Rent College Pads works to help college students in Milwaukee find the best UWM off-campus options around campus. Whether you're looking to live in an apartment near UWM on Milwaukee's east side or you're interested in houses for rent near campus, Rent College Pads has tons of places for you to compare. Living with a pet? Need to find a three-bedroomplace? Sick of sharing one bathroom with two roommates? Rent College Pads has filters so you can search UWM apartments fast.

The University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee and Neighborhood Housing Office
* Does not inspect or offer any guarantee for the condition or quality of the rental units listed.
* Does not endorse any of the listed properties, landlords or rental companies.
* Does not assume responsibility for, nor does UWM endorse or control links that result from any housing referral.
* Does not assume responsibility for arrangement of rental contracts between individual tenants and landlords.

The Milwaukee occupancy ordinance only allows three non-related persons to live together. Four or more bedroom rentals may require a rooming house license.

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UWM Off-Campus Housing | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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Students are encouraged to choose a living arrangement that is most conducive to their health, well-being, safety and learning whether that be living in a family home, on-campus in the residence halls, or renting off-campus this fall. Read the UWM NHO coronavirus FAQs. Featured Landlord: Bell Property Management, Inc.

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Fall Hours (Starting Wednesday, September 2)

Monday–Thursday: Open 8AM–9PM

Friday, Open 8AM–6PM

Saturday & Sunday: Open 12PM–5PM

Contact: (414) 229-4785

Home to thousands of books, archives and databases for research as well as comic books, YA novels, picture books, etc.

Allows students to rent or borrow digital equipment like chromebooks.

A place to print and find tech support.

Library website:
https://uwm.edu/libraries/
Ask a Librarian:
https://uwm.libanswers.com/
Resource video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVgcJ54YJHI&list=PLylbcMvk6V57rksLnuN8ts2vgffJJ-PXm&index=27
Writing Center: https://uwm.edu/writing-center/
Tutoring:
https://uwm.edu/libraries/washington/tutoring/

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https://uwm.edu/our/

Programs:
https://uwm.edu/our/programs/

Phone: 414-229-2666
Bolton Hall 192

Where to start?:
https://uwm.edu/our/projects/

Director: Nigel Rothfels,
rothfels@uwm.edu
bolton 192

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56 things to do before you graduate

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Your UWM experience should be an adventure. Get out and explore all that UWM and Milwaukee has to offer, from campus life to local favorites. Finish the list? Receive a free T-shirt. What will you check off first?

1. Attend a Fall Welcome event to kick off the academic year.

2. Stargaze at the UWM Manfred Olson Planetarium.

3. Volunteer at Make a Difference Day or the MLK Jr. Day of Service.

4. Get your photo taken with Pounce.

5. Join one of UWM's 300+ student organizations.

6. Attend the Distinguished Lecture Series.

7. Visit the Milwaukee County Zoo and its 3,000 animals.

8. Soak up the sun on Spaights Plaza.

9. Vote for your student leaders in the Student Association election.

10. Check out the Milwaukee Art Museum, it's free the first Thursday of the month.

11. Take a trip with Outdoor Pursuits.

12. Eat at Oakland Gyros, an East Side landmark.

13. Participate in or volunteer at the Panther Prowl, UWM's annual 5K run/walk.

14. Sit in a sunburst chair and enjoy the view at Colectivo Coffee Lakefront.

15. Close your eyes in the Fireside Lounge, known as UWM's quietest nap spot.

16. Attend PANTHERFEST.

17. Enroll in a fitness class, or use the facilities at the Klotsche Center.

18. Witness the cross-town rivalry at a UWM vs. Marquette soccer or basketball game.

19. Attend the annual UWM Drag Show.

20. Visit Milwaukee's Black Cat Mural Alley and take a picture.

21. Grab a slice at Ian's Pizza on North Avenue.

22. Play a game of volleyball or catch some rays at Bradford Beach, Milwaukee's largest public beach.

23. Cheer on the Milwaukee Panthers men's basketball team at the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena.

24. Attend a competition for one of the 14 other Panther varsity athletic teams.

25. Eat some popcorn and catch a movie at the Union Cinema.

26. Attend one of the 300+ performances at the Peck School of the Arts.

27. Wear UWM apparel to class and show your Panther Pride.

28. Attend one of Milwaukee's many festivals.

29. Check out the student artwork at the Union Art Gallery's Annual Juried Exhibition.

30. Challenge friends to bowling, billiards, or ping pong at the Union Rec Center.

31. Attend Jazz in the Park, Milwaukee's favorite free outdoor, summer music series.

32. Eat lunch by the fountain outside of Curtin Hall.

33. Root for the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.

34. Take a ride with Be On the Safe Side (BOSS).

35. Enjoy a meal and check out Team Night Trivia or a performer in the Gasthaus.

36. Listen to our share your own spoken word poetry at Lyrical Sanctuary, UWM's monthly open mic night.

37. Visit the Milwaukee Public Market in the Historic Third Ward.

38. Find the North Point Light Station in Lake Park.

39. Find your favorite Milwaukee Friday Fish Fry. (Most offer non-fish options too!)

40. Take a Photo with the Chancellor.

41. Try some of Milwaukee's famous frozen custard.

42. Walk through Downer Woods, UWM's 11.1 acre preserved nature area.

43. Attend a UWM graduation ceremony (other than your own).

44. Visit the Career Planning and Resource Center or attend one of the many career fairs.

45. Grab a group of your pop culture-savvy friends and attend Gathaus Trivia.

46. Donate blood or volunteer at a Campus Blood Drive.

47. Make something in the Studio Arts and Crafts Centre.

48. See an outdoor movie under the stars.

49. Head down to the Milwaukee River Walk and take a photo with the Bronze Fonz.

50. Run, walk, or bike the Oak Leaf or Hank Aaron State Trails.

51. Get a cup of coffee or tea at the student-run 8th Note Coffeehouse.

52. Take a class that interests you and has nothing to do with your major.

53. Find the perfect study spot at the Golda Meir Library.

54. Attend a Geek Week event.

55. See the city of Milwaukee by boat.

56. Choose your own adventure.**

** Choose Your Own Adventure Option - Don't feel like doing something on the list? You may opt to substitute up to three UWM bucket list items with a UWM campus or Milwaukee challenge of your choice. (As long as it is legal/ethical, of course).**
Complete all 56 items on this list, and bring your pictures, ticket stubs, etc. to Student Involvement (Union 355) for an "I Completed the UWM Bucket List" T-shirt!
Bucket List Bonus!

Take the Bucket List Abroad! Send us your picture with Pounce at a must-visit place at your study abroad locale and we will post it on our web site!

Graduate! - Show us your completed Bucket List and your graduation announcement and we will give you a sticker to wear on your cap at commencement.

Why 56 Things?

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee was created in 1956. The UWM Bucket List was developed in 2012, 56 years from UWM's founding date. 56 things seems appropriate, don't you think?

Freebies and Discounts Guide

You should also take a look at the UW Milwaukee Freebies and Discounts Guide for more deals and freebies in Milwaukee!

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https://uwm.edu/studentinvolvement/more/spiritual-religious/ministries/

A Special Invitation from the Spiritual and Religious Communities at UWM (SRC at UWM):
- Safe place to build relationships with people
-  Offers opportunities for students to grow spiritually, make friends, and develop leadership skills
- Volunteering and community service

Contact Information for Spiritual and Religious Groups:
- Campus Ministry International (CMI) Rev. Nathaniel Peterson, 414-394-4195
- Campus Crusade for Christ (CRU)
Steve Papez, steve.papez@cru.org, (414) 698-6620
-Hillel Milwaukee – Foundation for Jewish Campus Life
Julie Schack, (414) 961-2010
-Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
uwmilwaukeeiv@gmail.com, (920) 205-2299
-The Corner House: Lutheran Campus Ministry (ELCA)
Pastor Rachel Young Binter, pastorrachel@hotmail.com
(414) 962-9320

- The Newman Center – Roman Catholic
Mary Mueller, burnsm@archmil.org
Instagram: @panthercatholic panthercatholic.com
-The Point of Grace – WELS Campus Ministry
Rev. Don Thompson, office@tpog.net, (414) 963-2047
-Reformed University Fellowship
Calvin Peronto,calvin.peronoto@ruf.org, (414) 587-1798

- University Christian Ministries
American Baptist, Episcopal, Presbyterian (USA), United Church of Christ, United Methodist
Rev. Alan McCalister, amccalister@wi.rr.com, (414) 962-5460

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What are SI sessions?
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a program specially designed for large lecture classes. SI Leaders regularly attend class along with students in order to take notes and keep up with class discussions. SI leaders offer review sessions each week to review course material and personal help for your questions.

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All tutoring and Supplemental Instruction will take place online for the Fall 2020 semester. These sessions will take place via Blackboard Collaborate Ultra, which you will need to access through Canvas. For more detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to access and use Blackboard Collaborate for attending tutoring and SI, please consult the PDF linked here.

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How to Access Online Tutoring/SI Sessions

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All tutoring and Supplemental Instruction will take place online for the Fall 2020 semester. These sessions will take place via Blackboard Collaborate Ultra, which you will need to access through Canvas. For more detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to access and use Blackboard Collaborate for attending tutoring and SI, please consult the PDF linked here.

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https://uwm.edu/studentassociation/

The Student Association is YOUR Student Government!

What does Student Association Do?:
- Events
- Projects
- Student Fees
- Resources
- Legislation
- Committees
- Student Organizations

Contact Information for Professional Staff:
- Director of Saps Sarah Edmondson edmondso@uwm.edu / 414-229-7249
- Assistant Director of SAPS Quincy Kissack kissack@uwm.edu / 414-229-5140

- Graduate Assistant: Records Manager Sambo Amaza spamaza@uwm.edu

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Comprehensive services & accommodations for students with disabilities

Interpreting, captioning, note-taking services offered

Sign up
https://uwm.edu/arc/arconnect2020/
It will take 3-4 days to get set up with a specialist

Email
ARChelp@uwm.edu

Location
Mitchell Hall 112

Phone Number
414-229-6287

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Offers support, education and a community for LGBTQ+ students and their allies.

The center puts on a drag show every year in the Spring, along with other inclusive events such as Lavender Graduation and Coming Out Monologues

Support for everyone!

Contact:
-email: peerout@uwm.edu
-Union WG89 (closed until further notice)
-https://uwm.edu/lgbtrc/

Join their Discord Server:
http://bit.ly/LGBTQRCdiscord

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UWM Campus Meet & Greet: LGBTQ Resource Center

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Offers information on studying abroad as a UWM Student

Offer programs for all majors, making studying abroad an option for everyone

Offers financial options for students hoping to study abroad

Find your destination!

Website: https://uwm.edu/cie/

Contact
Garland Hall Room 138 (closed until further notice)
Email: cie@uwm.edu
Phone: (414) 229-4846
Monday- Thursday 10am-2pm

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UWM Campus Meet & Greet: Center for International Education

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Community-Based Leadership, Learning and Research 

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aka CCBLR
Union G28
Open M-R 10:00a-3:30p

On-campus resource for volunteering in community and organizes service learning for classes. Several oppurtunities for community involvement through CBLLR.

Offers leadership programs, internships, and academic service learning.

Holds Make a Difference Day where volunteers participate in a neighborhood clean up.

Alternate Spring break trip is
held every year where you can travel to North Carolina to learn about Appalachian history, culture and communities. Students will volunteer at non-profit agencies.
Contact lmarks@uwm.edu for questions.

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For information about UWM's fall semester plans, visit the Fall 2020 Reopening website.

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USC provides professional psychological services including counseling, medication evaluation and management, crisis response, and case management services for UWM students.

**All services are currently virtual and facilitated by video or phone.**

Hours:
Monday- Friday 8:00 am- 5:00 pm
Phone number:
414-229-4133
Common concerns for appointments:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Grief or Loss
- Trauma and Recovery
- Eating/Body Image
- Parenting
- Relationship & Conflict
- Stress & Time Management
- COVID Adjustment
How to make an appointment:
1. Contact view phone number for your first initial appointment
2. Use the Medicat Patient Portal to fill out initial forms and sign up for further services
(uwm.medicatconnect.com)

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Brochure: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a1hdP5lmZgNmYYqz83bGmYbfv2Mjcu21/view?usp=sharing
Website: https://uwm.edu/robertohernandezcenter/
Email: rhc@uwm.edu
Office Hours:  Monday through Friday 8am – 4:30pm
Location:  Bolton Hall 183
(3210 N. Maryland Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53211)

RHC Director, Alberto Maldonado

Phone (TEXT message preferred): 414-403-4971

Email: donpepe@uwm.edu

social media:

Instagram – @uwmrhc

Facebook

Twitter

Email sign-up link: https://signup.e2ma.net/signup/1865604/1809630/

What services are available in the RHC?

Academic advising

Computer station

Free Printing (5 pages per day per student)

Cultural programming

Volunteer opportunities

Community connections

Welcoming study space

Financial Aid/Scholarships

UWM Scholarship page

RHC Scholarship Website

RHC Emergency Scholarship

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Coaches help build skills/resources and advance cultural competency across campus

They have multiple events including game, movie and multicultural nights

Outreach Services

community events & college fairs

List of Events (will be virtual for Fall 2020)
https://uwm.edu/bcc/events/

Location

student area: Bolton 176

administrative area: Bolton 170

Hours

Monday to Friday 8:30-4:30

Email

pryor@uwm.edu

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Mission statement:  To assist students in identifying, understanding and responding to their most urgent health issues through medical and mental health care and health promotion programs

Hours:
Monday- Thursday 8:00 am - 4:45 pm
Friday: 9:00 am- 4:45 pm
Location:
3351 North Downer Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53211 USA
Phone Number:
414-229-4716
Common Reasons for Appointments:
- STI screenings and treatment
- UTI symptoms
- Cold/cough/flu/sinus symptoms
- Allergy shots
- Routine Physicals
.... and more!
COVID-19 TESTING:
Free to UWM students, call to make an appointment!
Appointment Fee?
- There is no fee for appointments/consultations
(**small fees are only added for lab work, medication or specialty visits)
How to make an appointment:
To make an appointment, get lab results, communicate with your provider and view billing statements use the PATIENT PORTAL.
Patient Portal:

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You may login using your UserName and Password, or, if you are a NEW USER, please click the REGISTER button. Once you have logged in, you will have access to online services such as:

Check appointment information

Fill out Pre-visit and other forms

Medical service walk-out statements

Obtain immunization records

Secure communication with medical staff

After visit educational material

Show lab results

We are committed to protecting your personal information. Data that you provide cannot be viewed by anyone else on the Web and is securely maintained by industry standard SSL (secure socket layer) encryption and decryption technology when needed. We do not share your information with anyone else.

If you have questions about how to access Norris Health and University Counseling Services please call (414)229-4716 .

FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, DIAL 9-911 (ON CAMPUS PHONE) OR 911 (OFF CAMPUS).

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You may login using your UserName and Password, or, if you are a NEW USER, please click the REGISTER button. Once you have logged in, you will have access to online services such as: Check appointment information Fill out Pre-visit and other forms Medical service walk-out statements Obtain immunization records Secure communication with medical staff After visit educational material Show lab results We are committed to protecting your personal information.

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Living on campus:

1. Tell me about yourself (major, age, family, pets, high school)

2. What are some hobbies?

3. How do you and your roommate get along? Suitemates?

4. How is the dorm food?

5. Ask about family (maybe to get them talking)

6. Who can you turn to for advice?

7. How far away is your hometown?

1. Are you getting homesick?

8. How often have you visited home?

9. How has It been making friends on campus?

10. How have you felt emotionally and mentally since school has started?

11. Student involvement ?

12. Jobs?

13. What is your major?

14. What do you plan on doing with your major?

15. Have you met with an academic advisor yet?

16. Are there any classes you are concerned about?

17. How have you study habits been?

18. Is there any classes going really well?

19. What is the most difficult thing that you have dealt with since you have been here?

20. Why did you choose UWM?

Living in hometown questions:

1. Tell me about yourself (major, age, family, pets, high school)

2. What are your hobbies?

3. What do you plan on doing with your degree?

4. How do you feel about online classes?

5. Do you have any in person classes?

6. Does your family understand that you need a quiet place for school?

7. Who do you turn to for advice?

8. Do you have a job?

9. How are your study habits?

10. What are you excited about this semester

11. Make a goal for next semester

12. Do you plan on moving to campus in the future?

13. What classes are you taking?

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Creates small and large programs for womxn.

Provides access to a lactation room.

LGBTQ inclusive

Provides access to safe sex supplies

The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is an open and safe space that focuses on empowering womxn, ending gender violence, and establishing gender equity.

Regularly holds events like: Tea Time, Book Clubs, Feminist Flea Market, etc.

Site: https://uwm.edu/womensresourcecenter/
Resource video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTFVJ0i6wuQ&list=PLylbcMvk6V57rksLnuN8ts2vgffJJ-PXm&index=28
Link to sign up for the newsletter:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=w3rKC7b8_U6J623pdgPPIYYU4xA1HAZLqaqeyu58ovRUNUw0UTJRV0hYVDdaVFY0VFZJNE03Mk9SVi4u

Sexual and Domestic Violence Resources

Aurora Healing and Advocacy Services (formerly Sexual Assault Treatment Center

Victim/survivor advocacy services

24-hour crisis phone line (414-219-5555)

Medical Evidentiary Exam Advocacy

Counseling and Therapeutic Services

Community Advocates/Milwaukee Women’s Resource Center

24/7 emergency shelter

24-Hour Crisis Line (414) 671-6140

Sojourner

24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline 414-933-2722

Sojourner House Shelter and Support Groups

Sexual and Domestic Violence Resources

Aurora Healing and Advocacy Services (formerly Sexual Assault Treatment Center

Victim/survivor advocacy services

24-hour crisis phone line (414-219-5555)

Medical Evidentiary Exam Advocacy

Counseling and Therapeutic Services

Community Advocates/Milwaukee Women’s Resource Center

24/7 emergency shelter

24-Hour Crisis Line (414) 671-6140

Sojourner

24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline 414-933-2722

Sojourner House Shelter and Support Groups
Sexual and Domestic Violence Resources

Confidential Victim Advocate: UWM’s Confidential Survivor Support and Victim Advocacy services continue to be available remotely to students who have experienced sexual, domestic, or relationship violence. UWM’s confidential victim advocate helps survivors understand and navigate their options and can provide emotional support, as well as legal, academic, and medical advocacy. The advocate can assist in locating and connecting students to online resources as well as resources in their community.

For services or questions, please contact the advocate confidentially by phone at 414-229-4582 or send an email to victimadvocacy@uwm.edu.

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aka CPaRC
Mellencamp 128
currently no walk-in hours

Resume, finding a major, and career help!

What they do: hold career fairs
free online career assessments, appointments with career counselors, career closet where you can borrow professional clothes, help with resumes, cover letters, major exploration, job search, practice interviews and more.

Email careerplan@uwm.edu for questions or to schedule an appointment

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About the CPaRC

The Career Planning & Resource Center is available to UWM students and alumni, wherever you are in the career process. From helping explore, to preparing for the job search, our career counselors and staff are here to offer one-on-one assistance 5 days a week.

We offer walk-in advising, resume & cover letter review, mock interviews, career fairs, major & career exploration, workshops, and MORE! Visit us early and often to make sure we help get you prepared for your next part-time job, internship, or career!
Utilize our newest resource, Candid Careers, for advice on major/career exploration, the interviewing process, career specific questions, AND MORE!
Upcoming Events

Announcements

Preparing for an interview or job fair? Make sure to get your elevator pitch ready with these tips!

Walk-In Advising

MONDAY

10:30am

-

5:30pm

TUESDAY

9:00am

-

4:00pm

WEDNESDAY

9:00am

-

4:00pm

THURSDAY

9:00am

-

4:00pm

FRIDAY

9:00am

-

12:30pm

Featured Employer

Recommended Book

How to Make Small Talk provides introverts and extroverts new ways to master the art of small talk in any business situation while providing real life examples. Visit the CPaRC Library to check out this book!

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The Career Planning & Resource Center is available to UWM students and alumni, wherever you are in the career process. From helping explore, to preparing for the job search, our career counselors and staff are here to offer one-on-one assistance 5 days a week.