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| Disability Services Career Services Peer Mentors Student Complaints |
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and Internship Placements Events Student Handbooks Student Newspaper |
Disability Services
Students with disabilities, who need accommodations, call the Academic Skills Center at 277-5221.
Career Services
Career Services provides students with the most up–to-date career information and services in a supportive environment which will assist them in making good decisions in selecting a major field of study and a career choice that suits the student’s personality, strengths and interests.
Freshman year is the ideal time to begin the career development and planning process. Whether you are sure of what you want to do after graduation, or are just beginning to think about choosing a career path, Career Service is here to assist you.
Contact Princess Metuge, the Career Advisor at 401-277-5015 or princess_metuge@mail.uri.edu; Room125.
Peer Mentors
When
school has become stressful or you just need someone
to talk to, you will find other students, like yourself,
waiting to help you. Students often find it difficult
to juggle school, family, and work. Our Peer Mentors
are here to help you. You can call 277-5000
to make an appointment or just drop in.
Let Us Help You...
Build better study skills, cope with juggling multiple
roles and responsibilities, time management, test anxiety and changing
relationships. We also advocate for student issues and concerns. Choose
career goals and methods of achieving them.
All Conversations Are Confidential
Student Complaints
If you have complaints or unresolved concerns, do not hesitate to come in to our office. We will do our best to resolve your issues.
Volunteer and Internship Placements
These are offered at Room 125. Princess Metuge can assist you with finding a volunteer or an internship placement which can be beneficial for your future career.
Events
Student Services has a listing of all activities on the URI/CCE campus. You can also register here for campus activities open to students.
Student Handbooks and University Manual
| URI Student
Handbook (pdf) URI Student Handbook (html) |
The University of Rhode Island has put together a student manual that outlines all of the policies of the university as it pertains to students. |
| Graduate Student Manual | The Graduate Student Manual sets forth policies and regulations as approved by the Graduate Council governing graduate students at URI. |
| The University Manual | The official policies and regulations of the University are listed in the University Manual |
Student newspaper - “Downcity”
The “Downcity Newspaper” is a monthly publication that highlights items of interest to students, faculty, staff and other residents of the campus.