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Academic Enhancement Center

4th Floor Roosevelt Hall

874-2367

www.uri.edu/aec

The AEC offers one-to-one and small group tutoring by appointment and on a walk-in basis. The Center also organizes and facilitates study groups for students working in the same courses, and can provide study group materials to students and professors who wish to organize groups of their own. Additionally, Center staff work with individual students and with groups and organizations on a variety of study skills issues, and with faculty and staff to strengthen connections between classroom and lab learning and AEC services.

Athletics and Recreation Services

Mackal Field House

874-2029

www.uri.edu/athletics/recservices

The URI Department of Athletics and Recreation offers 22 intercollegiate sports and 17 club sports programs.  Athletic Facilities include Keaney Gymnasium, Ryan Center, Meade Stadium, Mackal Field House, Tootell Aquatic Center, URI Soccer Complex, Boss Ice Arena and much more.

Career Services

Roosevelt Hall, Room 228

874-2311

http://career.uri.edu

career@etal.uri.edu

Career Services offers private career counseling appointments, walk-in quick question service, and career self-assessment services. They also deliver presentations and hold workshops on choosing a major, resume building, and job interview strategies.

Commuter Housing Office

Memorial Union, Room 316

874-2828

www.uri.edu/commuter_housing/

cho@etal.uri.edu

Looking for housing? Need a roommate? You can find these and more, as well as, answers to frequently asked questions, including questions on parking, safety concerns, and campus services.

 Counseling Center

Roosevelt Hall, Room 217

874-2288

www.uri.edu/coun

Counsel@etal.uri.edu

The Counseling Center is staffed by professional counselors, psychologist and social workers.  They offer a wide range of skill-building workshops and support groups as well as provide assistance to students who are adjusting to college life, coping with stress, and developing self-esteem.

Disability Services

Memorial Union, Room 330 (Office of Student Life)

874-2098

www.uri.edu/disability_services

Disability Services for Students recognizes that students with disabilities make a significant contribution to the diversity and quality of the URI community.  This office fosters an accepting and inclusive environment through education, awareness, and accessibility.

Enrollment Services 

Green Hall, 2^nd floor

874-9500

www.uri.edu/es

esmail@etal.uri.edu

For Financial aid, Registration & Billing assistance visit Enrollment Services in Green Hall.  One-on-one Enrollment Services Counselors are available as a walk-in service.  

 Feinstein Center for Service Learning/Clearinghouse for Volunteers

Roosevelt Hall Room 127/125

401-874-7422

http://www.uri.edu/volunteer/

Established in 1995, the Feinstein Center for Service Learning promotes the integration of service with academic study in order to enhance student learning and involvement with communities and their agencies. The Clearinghouse for Volunteers is located in Rm. 125 in Roosevelt Hall. We assist students and faculty in finding a volunteer opportunity that is right for them. The Clearinghouse maintains an agency database that contains listings of agencies that are in need of volunteers.  

GLBTQ Center

Adams Hall Room 111

401-874-2894

GLBT@etal.uri.edu

www.uri.edu/glbt

HThe Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender (GLBT) Center at the University of Rhode Island strives to create a welcoming and safe environment for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Prioritizing around dimensions of education, support, and advocacy, the GLBT Center works directly with students, faculty, staff and community members to provide meaningful related programs and services. 

Health Education

Potter Building (Health Services)

401-874-5954

http://health.uri.edu/healthed.php

Health Education is designed to be an integral part of the campus community by providing health awareness and promotion as well as education and health interventions that maximize individual students wellness and community health.  

Health Services

Potter Building

874-2246

www.uri.edu/health

Physicians, nurse practitioners, and college health nurses provide comprehensive health care.  There are licensed pharmacy, laboratory, and X-ray services available.  

Housing and Residential Life

Roger Williams Complex, 18 Butterfield Rd

401-874-2215

http://housing.uri.edu/

The Department of Housing and Residential Life (HRL) currently manages twenty traditional residence halls and two small apartment complexes exclusively for undergraduate students. The students who live in these residences range from new incoming freshmen to seniors.

Internship Program

874-2160

www.uri.edu/univcol/internships

intern@etal.uri.edu

An internship through the URI Internship Program provides a student with valuable work experience, a clearer sense of career goals and interests, and job-seeking & interviewing skills. 

Intramural Sports

Tootell, Room 121

874-5972

www.uri.edu/athletics/recservices/imsleagueschedules.html

peterk@uri.edu

URI’s Intramural Sports Program is coordinated by Recreational Services, within the Department of Athletics. Intramural sports are an integral part of campus life giving students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to come together for competition and camaraderie. The IM staff invites you to get involved and be part of the action. 

Multicultural Center

874-2851

www.uri.edu/mcc/

mcc@etal.uri.edu

The Multicultural Center celebrates unity in diversity. It creates a safe and supportive environment where students, faculty, and staff build a learning community that produces and applies knowledge designed to advocate and celebrate cultural understanding of self and others. 

National Student Exchange, Study Abroad, and International Internships

Taft Hall

874-5546

oie@etal.uri.edu

This office helps guide undergraduate students to those study away and overseas internship programs that add breadth and depth to their academic program and enhance their overall competence.  

Peer Mentor Program

Roosevelt Hall, 4^th floor

874-2993

http://www.uri.edu/univcol/acadadv/peers.php?pages=all

Peer Mentors can help students with general concerns on issues such as settling into campus life, using the ARIES registration system, tips on good study habits, discussing roommate problems, and much more.

Religious Services

Religious counseling available to any member of the URI community

  

Student Involvement

Memorial Union, Room 210

874-2726

www.mu.uri.edu/leadership

There are over 100 student organizations at URI, where students can become involved in extra-curricular activities.  The organizations may be political, academic, or social.  

Student Life

Memorial Union, Room 330

 874-2101

www.uri.edu/student_life

The Office of Student Life enhances the integration of classroom and out-of-class educational experiences by providing supportive programs and services to all students.

Substance Abuse Prevention Services

Memorial Union, Room 330

874-2101
dreilly@uri.edu

Recognizing that not everyone who abuses alcohol or other drugs necessarily requires or desires treatment, Substance Abuse Prevention Services offers resource materials and information so students can make educated choices.
 
University College

Roosevelt Hall

874-2993

www.uri.edu/univcol/

University College (UC) is the home for new and continuing students not yet officially declared in their major of choice.  UC offers academic advising services as well as first year transition services. 

  University Library

874-2666

http://www.uri.edu/library/

The URI Library carries over 1.1 million books and receives 8,000 current periodicals.  This is a quiet place to study alone or in groups in the reserves room. 

Violence Against Women Prevention Program

Women’s Center

874-9293

www.uri.edu/health/vp/

peerinfo@etal.uri.edu

jlonga@uri.edu

Provides education and information about dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and related issues.  They also provide advocacy, support, and referrals to victims of these crimes.

Women’s Center

Women’s Center

874-9293

www.uri.edu/health/vp/

peerinfo@etal.uri.edu

jlonga@uri.edu

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