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Last updated 09/09/2020
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Student ResourcesThis is a non-comprehensive list of resources that are available to UK students—all of these resources are located on-campus to make them more accessible to students. On this sheet, they have been organized alphabetically. They have been divided into the 3 different areas of support students should be able to identify and utilize (i.e., academic, social-emotional, and access to opportunity). Those tabs are located along the bottom of the workbook. You can search the sheet using the search bar above. Additional resources specifically for graduate students are on the last tab located below. (JL 9/17/18)
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Academic CoachingThe Study North (Jewell Hall)
Boone Center
The 90		TSN: (859) 218-6609https://www.uky.edu/acadcoach/Academic Coaching is a program designed to help you set academic goals and enhance your success as a student. You can expect to talk about test taking strategies, note taking, study habits, and time management. Setting goals is a large part of coaching. In a one-on-one setting with a trained graduate student, you will work to set goals for your courses and create an action plan to accomplish your goals.
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Academic Ombud109 Bradley Hall(859) 257-3737https://www.uky.edu/ombud/Responsible for resolving academic-related problems and conflicts (e.g., grade disputes, registration issues, plagiarism, etc.). It is a neutral office working as an advocate for fairness and equity as related to the Senate Rules. Available to professional, graduate, and undergraduate students as well as faculty. All inquiries are held in confidence.
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Alpha Phi Omega (APO)https://uky.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/alpha-phi-omegaUnder the guiding principles of Leadership, Friendship, and Service, Alpha Phi Omega provides service to the community by donating time and effort to various organizations and causes. It gives students the opportunity to join an organization that focuses on donating time and effort to the greater community. It is a co-ed service fraternity and partners with over 30 organizations in Lexington. APO is open to anyone who is willing to embrace its principle of service.
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Behavioral HealthUniversity Health Service Building 830 S. Limestone(859) 323-2778https://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/university-health-serviceServices are offered to full-time students and part-time students who have paid the Health Fee. Students must make an appointment (either through MyUK or by phone), and can ask for and receive verification of absence from class.
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Bias Incident Response Team https://www.uky.edu/diversity/bias-incident-response-teamThe Bias Incident Response Team (BIRT) is the University’s official system for reporting acts of bias, hatred, and identity-based violence. Anyone can submit a report through their online reporting system if they witness or experience an act of bias, hatred, or identity-based violence. The BIRT is responsible for going through reports and identifying who should be informed, although they hold no part in disciplinary actions resulting from reports.
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Big Blue Pantry23 Whitehall Classroom Building (Basement)http://www.uky.edu/deanofstudents/big-blue-pantryThis program is available to any UK student with a valid UK ID who is experiencing food insecurity or hunger. Big Blue Pantry is stocked with non-perishable goods that students can receive. Open hours are listed on the website.
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Campus DiningSuite A382 Gatton Student Center(859) 257-2220 or (859) 257-6161https://uky.campusdish.com/en/ContactUsStudents can contact UK Dining with any questions regarding services, meal plans, flex, etc. They can also ask questions about employment opportunities or catering services.
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Career Center408 Rose Street(859) 257-2746https://www.uky.edu/careercenter/studentsThe Career Center is tasked with assisting students in 4 main areas: Major/career exploration, career readiness, internships, and pre-professional skills. Any undergraduate student currently enrolled in a degree program at the University of Kentucky is eligible for unlimited use of career services including individual appointments, mock interviews, workshops, on campus interviewing, and the use of the career resource library. Graduate students currently enrolled at the University of Kentucky are welcome to take advantage of online resources, attend any programming, and make appointments with advisors. University of Kentucky alumni who have graduated within the past 6 months are also eligible to make appointment with a Career Advisor and are invited to Career Center programs.
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Center for Academic and Tutorial Services (CATS)Adjacent to Memorial Coliseumhttps://ukathletics.com/sports/2017/8/12/cats.aspxTutoring services for student-athletes at UK as well as opportunities for academic, personal, and social growth. Eligible students meet one-on-one with assigned tutors for study hours in order to not fall behind.
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Center for Academic Resources and Enrichment Services (CARES)104 McVey Hall(859) 323-6347http://www.uky.edu/cares/CARES provides services such as academic counselors (major selection, schedule planning, etc.), free tutoring, study skills mentors, and more. CARES services are available to African American, Latinx/Hispanic, American Indian, low-income, first-generation students as well as all William C. Parker Scholarship recipients.
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Center for Community Outreach (CCO)Suite 154 Student Center(859) 257-9385http://www.ukcco.org/The CCO is a student-driven organization intended to foster development of community leaders. They provide the opportunity for UK students, faculty, and staff to volunteer and work with different programs and services.
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Center for Graduate and Professional Diversity Initiatives (CGD)Main floor Gillis Building(859) 257-5196http://www.uky.edu/cgd/The CGD focuses on recruiting and retaining diverse graduate/professional students. They provide different programming and services such as a computer lab, library, and other events to create a welcoming and inclusive environment at UK.
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Child Care Grantshttp://www.uksga.org/Childcare grants are available for part-time and full-time UK students, both at the undergraduate and graduate level, who need financial assistance for day-care service for their children.  To be eligible, a student must be enrolled at UK in the semester they apply for the grant and their children must be enrolled in a day-care or after school program that requires a weekly or monthly payment.  Childcare Grants were created to help UK students with children further their education with less financial stress. This is a one-time grant with applications available each semester. If both parents are UK students, please note this on the application, but it is not necessary for both parents to apply.
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Collegiate Recovery Community103 Frazee Hall(859) 257-7048https://www.uky.edu/recwell/wellness/CRCThe University of Kentucky’s Collegiate Recovery Community is dedicated to empowering students recovering from addictive disorders to achieve academic, personal, and professional success while maintaining recovery. The CRC provides a safe and supportive community for students in recovery, including a positive social atmosphere with like-minded peers, dedicated and qualified recovery staff, and an emphasis on developing as productive members of society. They provide resources and are able to help students find support around campus and the greater Lexington area.
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Community of Concern513 Patterson Office Tower (POT)(859) 257-3755http://www.uky.edu/concern/The Community of Concern office is part of UK's commitment to proactively addressing issues of concern involving students and/or employees. You should use the online reporting system if you are concerned about the health or welfare of students or other campus members. The CoC will follow-up with the reporter and contact the individual of concern, then refer them to the appropriate resources and perform follow-up meetings. (Before utilizing the CoC reporting system, discuss with your Assistant Director and/or the Executive Director of TL regarding who should submit the alert.)
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Counseling Center106 Frazee Hall(859) 257-8701https://www.uky.edu/counselingcenter/The Counseling Center provides confidential psychological counseling—it is available to currently enrolled UK students (graduate and undergraduate). It also provides consultation services to currently enrolled UK students, UK faculty and staff, and caregivers.
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Counseling Center - How to Find Your Own Therapist videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcu2D7X5e-w&feature=youtu.beThis video was made by the UK Counseling Center to guide students through how to find your own therapist off-campus.
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Disability Resource Center (DRC)Suite 407 Multidisciplinary Science Building (MDS)(859) 257-2754https://www.uky.edu/DisabilityResourceCenter/The DRC aids students with disabilities so that they may have an equal opportunity to fully participate in all aspects of university life. Their biggest role is to assist students with obtaining accomodations (whether academic, dietary, etc.) and aiding students in the process of gaining such services.
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Education Abroad Office3rd floor of Bradley Hall at 545 Rose Street(859) 257-4067http://international.uky.edu/eaUK Education Abroad & Exchanges is a unit of the International Center with the primary responsibility to facilitate high-quality, academically-sound and experientially rich Study Abroad, Research Abroad, Intern Abroad, Teach Abroad and Service Abroad programs for UK students.
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Financial Aid128 Funkhouser Building(859) 257-3172https://www.uky.edu/financialaid/The Office of Student Financial Aid & Scholarships helps students with all matters associated with financial aid, including scholarships, loans, financial literacy, and other matters. Students are able to find contact information for their financial aid counselor as well as links to the FAFSA and other tuition/fees issues.
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Financial Ombud6 Funkhouser Building(859) 218-1360
https://www.uky.edu/deanofstudents/financial-ombud
The Financial Ombud Services office provides guidance and assistance to students who have encountered financial difficulties only after they have met with their University of Kentucky financial aid counselor. The Financial Ombud Services works with students individually to assist in student financial challenges affecting scheduled payments for tuition and fees to the university.
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Financial Wellness or MoneyCATS331 Patterson Hall(859) 323-5241http://www.uky.edu/financialwellness/UK Financial Wellness is geared towards helping students become more financially literate and provides opportunities for students to act as mentors in the MoneyCats program. They work closely with the Financial Aid office, Student Account Services, and the Financial Ombud, and they also provide different resources on their website.
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First Generation Student Advising230 McVey HallPhone: (859) 257-6597/ (859) 257-3532https://www.uky.edu/firstgeneration/about-usFirst-Generation Student Advising supports first-generation students (neither parent or guardian has a 4-year degree) at the University of Kentucky from recruitment to graduation through research-based programs, resources, best practices, and campus-wide advocacy about the needs of students who are the first in their families to go to college. Advisors advocate for first-generation students within their colleges and collaborate with other campus offices (e.g. Division of Student and Academic Life, Enrollment Management, International Center, and Office for Institutional Diversity) to provide the best resources to promote the success of first-generation students at UK.
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General Chemistry Learning Center219 Jacobs Science Buildinghttps://chem.as.uky.edu/general-chemistry-learning-centerThe General Chemistry Learning Center is located in JSB-219 and is open to any student needing help with 100-level general chemistry classes. All help is provided on a drop-in basis by TAs from the general chemistry lab courses.
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Graduate and Professional Preparation Program (GP3)This program aims to pair sophomore and junior undergraduates from historically underrepresented groups that plan to go to graduate or professional school with graduate/professional student mentors. Contact person is Ren Guerriero (Pronouns: they/them), Graduate Student Congress Vice President, vicepres.uky.gsc@gmail.com
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Graduate Student Congresshttps://www.uky.edu/gsc/The Graduate Student Congress acts as representatives for graduate students at UK and helps with dissemination of relevant information for graduate students.
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Graduate Student Success PathwaysonlineNAhttps://uky.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_73SmtKg9zr2DaZLA professional enhancement guide to help you optimize your graduate education

Brought to you by the Office of Graduate Student Professional Enhancement (GSPE)
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Graduate Student Survival KitonlineNAhttps://libguides.uky.edu/gsskResources and services to save you time and make your life as a graduate student easier.
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Human Resources115 Scovell Hall(859) 257-9519, option 3http://www.uky.edu/hr/The office of Human Resources at UK offers different online resources regarding employment and job services for student employees.
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Information Technology Services (ITS)The Hub at WTY Library(859) 218-4357https://www.uky.edu/its/ITS offers technology assistance to members of the campus community—they are located in the Hub of WTY library and can help troubleshoot issues with wifi, computer/technology, and phone/internet services. Students may call 24/7 or visit the physical location when the library is open.
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International CenterBradley Hall(859) 323-2106http://international.uky.eduThe International Center works closely with both international students and domestic students involved with international travel. They contain the UK Study Abroad office as well as other opportunities for students to travel abroad. They assist international students with all aspects of acclimation to UK's environment, which can include visa help, advising, etc. Students are welcome to walk in and explore their opportunities at their leisure.
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Interview StreamOnlineNAhttps://app.joinhandshake.com/articles/4086Interview simulator with large question bank. Student can record themselves answering questions then watch themselves for self-critique or send to someone else for feedback. This service operates through a subscription through the Stuckert Career Center but link blue ID & password will NOT work for InterviewStream. Students must register for a new account.
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Johnson Recreation CenterComplex Drivehttps://www.uky.edu/recwell/johnson-centerThe Johnson Center‚ located on Complex Drive‚ is a state–of–the–art recreation facility that is designed to provide choices and opportunities for healthy living. Johnson Center memberships are available for current UK students and employees, eligible BCTC students, BCTC and VA employees (Cooper Drive only) and spouses of Johnson Center members. Members must present a current student ID card, UK Faculty/Staff ID card, or Johnson Center ID card for admission. Facilities are available for basketball‚ weight training and conditioning‚ group fitness classes‚ climbing‚ volleyball‚ badminton‚ jogging‚ racquetball‚ and wallyball. Locker and shower facilities are also available.
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Lab for Economics & Accounting Proficiency (LEAP)Accounting: B&E Room 247, Room 249, and Room 253. Economics: Room 251http://gatton.uky.edu/programs/undergraduate/student-success/lab-economics-accounting-proficiencyLEAP provides free tutoring services for students enrolled in ACC 201, ACC 202, ACC 301, ECO 201, ECO 202, and ECO 391 at the University of Kentucky. LEAP is operated by the Gatton College of Business & Economics. Tutors are there to facilitate student learning, not to complete assignments for students or act as a substitute for attending class. The tutors will expect that students have already made a sincere attempt at the assignments/questions, studied the course materials (textbook, handouts/packets, etc.), and attended class. A schedule can be found on the website.
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Legal Clinic630 Maxwelton Court(859) 257-4692http://law.uky.edu/academics/legal-clinicThird-year law students have the unique opportunity to advise, counsel and represent needy clients on a variety of civil legal matters. Under the Kentucky Supreme Court's limited practice rule, and with the supervision of the clinical director, third year law students represent clients before state agencies and in state court proceedings. Students also interview clients, draft legal documents, file pleadings and conduct discovery. 
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Martin Luther King, Jr. CenterA230 Student Center(859) 257-4130http://www.uky.edu/mlkc/The MLK Center strives to create a multicultural and inclusive campus environment for all students. To that end, they provide cultural/educational programming, offer student support and development, and also engage in community outreach and engagement. They hold different events (such as "The Convo" series) and often invite guest speakers to campus; they also organize different programs geared towards creating dialogue among all campus constituencies.
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MathskellerWhitehall Classroom Building 63 (basement)https://math.as.uky.edu/mathskellerThe Mathskeller is a convenient place for any UK student to come hang out between classes, socialize, and get free tutoring in all 100-level math courses, MA 213 and MA 214 (Calculus III and IV). Tutors are all graduate students, professors, or math majors; and many math professors hold their office hours in the Mathskeller. It is open 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday.
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Media DepotThe Hub at WTY Library(859) 323-1105https://www.uky.edu/its/customer-support-student-it-enablement/student-media-depot-hubThe Student Media Depot provides access to recording equipment and space, editing stations with specialized multimedia software, and technical support for students' development of their academic media projects. Rooms are available for rent, and they also have tutorials and other resources on their website. They are open 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday.
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Off-Campus Student Services230D McVey Hall(859) 218-3840http://www.uky.edu/ie/content/student-affairs-campus-student-servicesOff-Campus Student Services fosters and enhances the off-campus student living experience through education, advocacy, and involvement. They can help students start their search for off-campus housing as well as provide resources that are necessary for students who are living off-campus for the first time. They offer information sessions throughout the academic year but are also available for students to contact with questions.
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Office of Institutional Equity and Equal Opportunity311 Main Building(859) 257-9293https://www.uky.edu/diversity/The Office of Institutional Equity and Equal Opportunity is responsible for upholding the University's commitment to equal opportunity for all members of the University community. They handle internal/external complaints of discrimination, complaints of sexual misconduct, and trains the university community on equal opportunity and affirmative action values. Any member of the community may contact the office with questions or concerns.
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Office of LGBTQ* ResourcesA-250 Dinkle-Mas Suite, Student Center(859) 257-9000https://www.uky.edu/lgbtq/The Office of LGBTQ* Resources at the University of Kentucky is the central hub for accessing information, groups, and services related to diverse sexual orientations and gender identities. They are a campus-wide office that supports the Office of the Vice President for Institutional Diversity in making sure that our community is a welcoming, safe, and supportive place for all students, faculty, staff and alumni. They also seek to connect and collaborate with community groups and friends across Lexington and the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
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Office of Undergraduate Admissions100 Funkhouser Building(859) 257-2000http://www.uky.edu/admission/welcome-university-kentuckyAvailable to incoming students with information regarding majors, application procedures, and their admission counselor. Available to all incoming freshmen, transfer students, international students, and admitted students.
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Organic Chemistry Learning Center331 Jacobs Science Building(859) 257-4741https://chem.as.uky.edu/organic-chemistry-learning-centerThe Organic Chemistry Learning Center is located in JSB-331 and is open to any student needing help with introductory organic chemistry classes. All help is free and provided on a drop-in basis by TAs from the organic chemistry lab courses.
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Paul's Online Math NotesonlineNAhttps://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Complete set of free online (and downloadable) notes and/or tutorials for Math classes
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Parking Services721 Press Avenue(859) 257-5757https://www.uky.edu/transportation/Transportation Services handles all transportation matters at the university, such as parking permits, bicycle vouchers for those who opt out of bringing a car to campus, as well as citations and appeals. They also provide information about parking locations on their website along with with bus and shuttle routes.
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Police Department UKPD305 Euclid Avenue(859) 257-8573http://www.uky.edu/Police/index.htmlIt's the UK Police Department. The website offers opportunities to connect with the department or provide programming. Not much else to say about them.
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Presentation UThe Hub at WTY Library(859) 218-5186http://www.uky.edu/presentationU/Presentation U is the University of Kentucky’s centralized speaking and writing center. They support UK’s efforts to graduate competent communicators by providing services to undergraduate students, graduate students, staff, and faculty. Tutors are trained to help students with all modes of communication, including research papers, essays, lab reports, presentations, and much more.
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Residence Lifehttp://www.uky.edu/housing/what-residence-lifeResidence Life creates a home-away-from-home in the residence halls for our students.  Their staff serves as a helpful resource for all residents, from the programs and activities run by Resident Advisors to the support of the full-time, live-in Resident Directors. 
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Robert E. Hemenway Writing CenterB108B WTY Libraryhttps://wrd.as.uky.edu/writing-centerThey help clients—students, faculty, and staff—review their writing from the reader's perspective. They help clients fulfill assignment and project requirements, write for a specific audience, and learn academic standards of edited written English. Although they help clients learn editing and proofreading strategies, they do not merely direct writers to "fix" grammatical errors—and they do not copyedit the work. They also show clients how to locate and use online and print resources to help them follow models of formatting and documentation style, but they do not do the work for our clients.
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Safecats(859) 257-7233http://www.uky.edu/police/257-safe-and-safecats257-SAFE is the University of Kentucky's One-Number Coordinated Student Safety Services Program. This resource is designed to be a one-stop repository for links to campus safety oriented services. These services can be difficult to reach if you can't recall the specific contact information. To this end, the University of Kentucky Police Department has streamlined this process for the campus community by ensuring all these resources can be reached by calling one simple and easy to remember number 257-SAFE (7233).
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Scholarship UniverseonlineNAuky.scholarshipuniverse.comThe Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships is excited to announce the launch of ScholarshipUniverse! SU is an online scholarship platform that matches students to relevant, vetted external scholarship opportunities. Each scholarship opportunity a student sees on SU has gone through an extensive vetting process to ensure the scholarship is offered through a reliable and authentic source.
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Singletary Center for the Arts405 Rose Street(859) 257-1706https://finearts.uky.edu/singletary-centerThe Singletary Center provides performances and art exhibitions for students and the campus community. The building also houses the UK Art Museum, and offers employment opportunities for students.
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Student Account Services18 Funkhouser Building(859) 257-3406https://www.uky.edu/studentaccount/Student Account Services acts as a billing agent for the University of Kentucky and can provide financial assistance regarding tuition, loans, and tax credit information.
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Student Activities BoardA265 Student Center(859) 257-8868http://www.uksab.orgThe Student Activities Board is a premier student programming board in the United States, bringing over 60 enriching and entertaining events to campus each year. They create programming such as K Week events, concert series, and other entertainment for students. They offer some employment and volunteer opportunities for students to get involved in campus life.
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Student Involvement CenterSuite 154 Student Center(859) 257-8867http://getinvolved.uky.eduThe Student Involvement Center helps students find different ways to get involved on campus and offers different opportunities beyond just being a resident or student on campus. They offer Involvement Advising where students can meet with a peer mentor to discuss their interests and likes to find an organization or club that they could join. This is available by making an appointment through their website.
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Student Pharmacy1st Floor, University Health Service Building(859) 257-6451https://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/university-health-service/student-health/pharmacyStudents who have used University Health Service may fill prescriptions at the UHS Pharmacy, conveniently located on the first floor of the University Health Service building. It is open Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
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Student Support ServicesSuite 443 Multidisciplinary Science Buildinghttp://www.uky.edu/sss/Student Support Services at UK offers services and programming aimed at helping students who are first generation, low income, and have a documented disability. They provide services such as tutoring and major/career decisions. Students may fill out an application to the program in order to determine if they are eligible for the services.
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Supplemental Instruction (SI)The Study North (Jewell Hall)
The Study Central (Donovan Hall)
Virtual location (Zoom)		TSN: (859) 218-6609https://www.uky.edu/thestudy/supplemental-instructionSupplemental Instruction (SI) is a series of weekly, peer-led group study sessions designed to support students enrolled in some of UK's most challenging courses. SI sessions are free, drop-in, and open to all students who are interested in improving their understanding of course material and course grade.
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Tau Beta Pihttp://tbp.engineering.uky.edu/activities-2/364-2/Tau Beta Pi is an engineering honors society with a chapter here on UK's campus. They provide leadership opportunities for students within the college of engineering as well as service opportunities, free tutoring, and different events to familiarize engineering students with their peers, the campus, and the community. Their website is currently undergoing updates, but is still the best place to go for information, specifically regarding tutoring.
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The StudyThe Study North (Jewell Hall)
The Study South (WG III)
Boone Center
Virtual tutoring (Zoom)		TSN: (859) 218-6609http://www.uky.edu/thestudy/The Study is the University of Kentucky’s centralized peer tutoring center.  The Peer Tutoring Program provides FREE, drop-in, peer tutoring for many core courses in mathematics, science, & business. In addition to the Peer Tutoring Program, The Study also offers Common Hour Review (CHR) sessions. These large group tutoring sessions focus on practice problems and exam prep strategies. CHR sessions are offered for many of the most highly trafficked courses.
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UK LibrariesVariedVariedhttp://libraries.uky.eduThe library system maintains a humanities, social sciences and life sciences collection in William T. Young Library as well as subject libraries in several colleges and departments around campus, each library holding materials related to the particular discipline it serves. They help with research questions, have study rooms for reservation, and also house several other programs and departments.
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University Health Services (UHS)830 South Limestone(859) 323-2778https://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/university-health-serviceUniversity Health Service (UHS) offers services for full-time UK students and students who have paid the Health Fee. Students can make an appointment through myUK or by calling the number. Services include primary care, nursing, or behavioral health, among others. They also offer nutrition counseling, health and wellness coaching, and other counseling.
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Veterans Resource CenterRoom 2 Erikson Hall(859) 257-1148https://www.uky.edu/veterans/The Veterans Resource Center provides assistance to active-duty and also veteran students at UK. They help with matters pertaining to first-time college students, returning students, or transfer students.
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Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) CenterLower level, Frazee Hall(859) 257-3574https://www.uky.edu/vipcenter/The VIP Center helps students find resources and guide them towards help regarding sexual or gender based interpersonal violence (including rape, stalking, and partner violence). There is also a common area where programming is held for students and other members of the campus community. All members of the campus community are welcome to take part in their programming and take advantage of their services.
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WildCabA taxi can be requested through the UK Wildcab app. https://www.uky.edu/transportation/bus/wildcabKentucky Wildcab is a free, late night on-demand transportation option for UK students using four and six passenger vehicles. This free service is primarily designed to provide a ride home to UK students and their guests while promoting responsible late-night transportation decisions. Hours: Thursday through Saturday, from 10 p.m. until 3 a.m., when fall and spring semester classes are in session.
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Wildcat Wardrobe (Career Closet)Basement of Whitehall Classroom Building (next to Big Blue Pantry)http://uksga.org/services/ The University of Kentucky Student Government Association runs a professional clothes closet for students called Wildcat Wardrobe, at which students are able to browse and take free suits for interviews or for building their professional wardrobe.
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