• community events & college fairs

• student area: Bolton 176
• administrative area: Bolton 170

•  Monday to Friday 8:30-4:30

• pryor@uwm.edu

• Victim/survivor advocacy services 
• 24-hour crisis phone line (414-219-5555) 
• Medical Evidentiary Exam Advocacy 
• Counseling and Therapeutic Services 

• 24/7 emergency shelter 
• 24-Hour Crisis Line (414) 671-6140

• 24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline 414-933-2722 
• Sojourner House Shelter and Support Groups  

• Victim/survivor advocacy services 
• 24-hour crisis phone line (414-219-5555) 
• Medical Evidentiary Exam Advocacy 
• Counseling and Therapeutic Services 

• 24/7 emergency shelter 
• 24-Hour Crisis Line (414) 671-6140

• 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.
  
  

• Monday–Thursday: Open 8AM–9PM
• Friday, Open 8AM–6PM
• Saturday & Sunday: Open 12PM–5PM

• 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.

The Student Association is YOUR Student Government!

• Phone (TEXT message preferred): 414-403-4971
• Email: donpepe@uwm.edu

• Instagram – @uwmrhc
• Facebook
• Twitter

• Academic advising
• Computer station
• Free Printing (5 pages per day per student)
• Cultural programming
• Volunteer opportunities
• Community connections
• Welcoming study space

• UWM Scholarship page
• RHC Scholarship Website
• RHC Emergency Scholarship

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? 

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?