OnCampus Connect

University of Alabama
Resources

www.success.ua.edu
ccssinfo.ua.edu | (205)348-7011
Russell Hall 3rd Floor, Box 870304, 504 University Blvd., Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
The Center for Student Success provides holistic academic advising and support services for exploratory students and those who need assistance in identifying or transitioning into an appropriate major.
Programs
Exploring for Success Program A exploratory pre-major program for students who are considering multiple majors or who are undecided about a major.
  • Exploring a Major
  • Exploring Careers
  • Informational Interviews/Job Shadowing
  • Education Abroad
  • Graduate School
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  • CareerBeam - user-friendly program that helps determine what you want in your career and offers the steps to achieve it
  • Involvement Beyond the Classroom - practical “real world” experience that can shed light into the realities of certain careers
  • Coaching
  • Crimson Edge Program - Crimson Edge scholars receive a more intrusive and proactive mode of advisement that is aimed to help them realize and tap into their fullest potential as successful UA students
Services
Academic Courses
  • BCE 101 Freshman Compass: UA (2 Credit Hours) - course for first-year UA students introduces the nature of higher education and to the function, resources, and activities of The University of Alabama
  • BEP 110 Introduction to Learning Strategies and Skills (3 Credit Hours) - provides students with a theoretical and practical understanding of the importance and use of specific learning strategies
  • Workshops - free workshops to advance learning strategies for academically gifted students and to enhance learning strategies for students who need to strengthen academic performance
  • Coaching - one-on-one meetings with staff members at the Center for Academic Success
    • Set Academic Goals
    • Identify Academic Resources
    • Improve and Build Academic Skills
    • Learn Strategies for College Success
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TRiO Program - aims to increase the retention and graduation rates of first-generation college students, students with limited family income, and disabled students.
  • One-on-One and Group Tutoring
  • Supplemental Academic Advising
  • Various Types of Counseling/Advising for Financial Aid, Graduate School Admission, and Personal Concerns
  • Free College Credit Courses: Academic Success, College Writing, Professional Development, MATH 100, and Financial Health and Wellness
  • Graduate School Preparation including a Free KAPLAN Review Course (limited to the first 20 program participants to sign-up)
  • Private SSS-only Computer Lab in Osband Hall
  • Campus and Community Cultural Events
  • Variety of Wrokshops and Seminars for Professional and Personal Development
  • Peer Mentoring
  • Student Advisory Board
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www.ods.ua.edu
ods@ua.edu | (205)348-4285
1000 Houser Hall Box 870185, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
The central campus resource for students who wish to request academic accommodations for a disability.
Services
Documentation of Disabilities
  • ADHD
  • Low Vision or Blindness
  • Deafness or Hearing Loss
  • Specific Learning Disabilities
  • Mobility, Systemic, or Chronic Illness-related Disabilities
  • Psychiatric Disabilities
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
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  • Autism Spectrum Disorders (Including Asperger's)
  • Temporary Impairments – injuries or illnesses expected to last less than one semester
  • How to Register - Students who wish to request academic accommodations must self-identify to ODS and submit disability documentation
  • Distance Education Accommodations - requests for accommodation from distance learners require the same level of disclosure and follow the same procedures as resident students
  • Early College Accommodations - requests for accommodation from Early College students require the same level of disclosure and follow the same procedures as UA students enrolled in undergraduate programs
  • Testing Center - students who experience limitations or barriers related to tests or the testing environment may be eligible for testing accommodations

www.crossroads.ua.edu
crossroads@ua.edu | (205)348-6930
3617 Ferguson Student Center, Box 870297, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
Crossroads provides resources and education on diversity and inclusion through intercultural engagement programs and training.
Programs
  • Campus Dialogues
  • Practicing Inclusive Engagement Workshops
  • Sustained Dialogue
  • Better Together Interfaith Initiative
  • Networking for Inclusive Campus Engagement Breakfast
  • Get Involved
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www.communityaffairs.ua.edu
community.affairs@ua.edu | (205)348-8376
250 Rose Administration Building, Box 870113, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0113
The Division of Community Affairs is helping the University fulfill its mission to advance the intellectual and social condition of the people of Alabama through innovative programs that connect our mission of teaching, research, and service in ways that improve the quality
Programs
  • Parent Teacher Academy - utilizes research-based practices to provide professional development to parent and teacher leaders who use their knowledge to support students’ achievement through strong family-school partnerships
  • STEM Entrepreneurship Academy - Each summer, about 40 students from eleven area high schools get the opportunity to improve their knowledge and application of science, technology, engineering, and math while developing their entrepreneurship skills
  • Global café
  • Language Partners
  • Saving Lives - faith-based wellness program established by The University of Alabama’s Center for Community-Based Partnerships to advocate for healthy families and communities through faith.
  • Practicing Inclusive Engagement (PIE) Workshops - provide a series of interactive experiences designed to increase cultural competency skills
  • SCOPE – Scholars for Community Outreach, Partnership, and Engagement
  • Better Together - national movement of students that are bringing together people of different religious and non-religious backgrounds to work toward a common goal
  • Neighborhood Partnership Committee - comprised of students, off-campus neighbors, business owners, community leaders, city officials, University police officers, city police, ABC Board officials, and University administrators whose mission is to improve the relationships among students, law enforcement and off-campus neighbors.
  • Tuscaloosa Consortium for Higher Education - mission is to encourage collaboration among Shelton State Community College, Stillman College and The University of Alabama. While each has a distinctive mission, this partnership has enabled faculty, staff and students of these three institutions to build on complementary strengths and to develop partnerships that will promote educational opportunity
Community Collaborations
  • Realizing the Dream - The Martin Luther King, Jr. Realizing the Dream Committee exists to raise consciousness about injustice and promote human equality, peace, and social justice by creating educational and cultural opportunities for growth, empowerment, and social change so that every person may experience the bounty of life’s abundant possibilities.
  • Board of Advisors
  • United Way - United Way of West Alabama has 26 partner service agencies and covers Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Marengo, Pickens, Sumter and Tuscaloosa counties. These agencies provide a variety of education, income-related, health and emergency-response programs to citizens throughout West Alabama.
  • Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship - peer-reviewed international journal through which faculty, staff, students, and community partners disseminate scholarly work
  • Center for Community Based Partnerships
  • Council on Community Based Partnerships
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www.diversity.ua.edu
diversity@ua.edu | (205)348-2053
The Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion provides leadership for the University to build on its core principles of inclusiveness in learning environments, programs, workforce and strategic partnerships.
Resources
  • Speaker Request Form
  • Accessibility Map
  • Black Faculty and Staff Association
  • Career Center Diversity Resources
  • Courses with Diversity Content
  • Office of Disability Services
  • Equal Opportunity Resources
  • EOP - Polices & Laws
  • Inclusive Classroom Resources
  • Intercultural Diversity Center
  • OAA Guidelines for Religious Holidays
  • Training
  • Veterans
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Initiatives & Programs
  • Strategic Diversity Plan
  • Alpha Point Diversity Video
  • Better Together: The Interfaith Initiative
  • College-Based Efforts
  • Diversity Mapping Project
  • Safe Zone
  • Technology Accessibility
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  • Events & News
  • Report an Incident
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www.safezone.sa.ua.edu
safezone@ua.edu | (205)348-7297
Ferguson Student Center 2419
Safe Zone provides educational outreach, community support, and crisis intervention resources for LGBTQIA+ members of the University of Alabama community and their allies.
Programs
  • Ally Training Program - three-hour training session that will allow participants to: develop a working knowledge of appropriate and respectful LGBTQIA+ terminology; recognize the impact that a negative campus climate has on individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+; and identify areas of personal growth as a member of the UA community
  • Safe Zone 2.0 - Facebook Live events taking a more in-depth look at a issue or topic related to the LGBTQ+ community
  • Rainbow Connection - weekly support and discussion group for LGBTQIA+ identified students and their allies
  • Non-Toxic Masculinity - weekly discussion group for male and masculine-identified students wishing to have intentional conversations about what it means to be a “man” in the 21st century
  • Movie Night - once monthly film club that is open to anyone at UA who wants to watch and discuss films that include queer themes, plots, and/or characters
  • Ally Shout-OUT – recognition for good work that someone is doing to make campus a safer and more inclusive place for LGBTQA+ identified students, staff, and faculty
  • Lavender Graduation - annual ceremony held to honor the accomplishments of gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, queer, asexual, and allied students at The University of Alabama
  • Safe Zone Student Lounge - located directly next door to the Safe Zone Resource Center, is a place for LGBTQIA+ and ally students, faculty, and staff to gather, study, and relax
  • The Safe Zone Learning, Research, and Programming Grant – grant for individuals who wish to engage in programming, travel, or research specific to LGBTQIA+ identities and/or experiences. Additionally, education and/or experiences that support learning topics related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and intersectional experiences are encouraged to apply for grant funds. Another option would be those opportunities that support marginalized or underrepresented diverse groups

www.blackburninstitute.sa.ua.edu
blackburninstitute@sa.ua.edu | (205)348-3277
2400 Ferguson Student Center
Institution that develops ethical leaders who work to accomplish change within the state of Alabama and throughout the nation.
www.career.sa.ua.edu
career@ua.edu | (205)348-5848
3400 Ferguson Student Center
The Career Center aids UA students and alumni with selecting a major, planning a career, developing job-search strategies, and more.
Programs and Resources
  • CareerBeam - helps determine what you want in a career and steps to achieve it
  • Versatile PhD - helps graduate students in humanities, social sciences, and STEM pursuing non-academic careers
  • Career Diversity Resources
  • Final Destination Reports (Salary Data)
  • Career-Readiness Competencies
  • Career Action Plan
  • Job-Search Strategies
  • Resume Development
  • Cover Letters
  • Thank-You Letters
  • Online Portfolio
  • Transferable Skills
  • Professional Etiquette/Atire
  • Interview Skills
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www.leadandserve.sa.ua.edu
volunteer@ua.edu | (205)348-2865
1100 Ferguson Student Center
Center that strives to enhance the student experience thought active and diverse engagement opportunities that enhance leadership skills while becoming active, global citizens.
Service
  • Community Partners List
  • Hands on Tuscaloosa - service day where UA students go into the community to make a difference
  • Ripple Effect - annual day of service during Week of Welcome that provides an important opportunity for new and returning students to get connected and reconnected to the Tuscaloosa community
  • MLK Day Service Day
  • Serve Better Together - unites students of different faiths and philosophies by engaging them in service and community engagement projects
  • SLPro - Service Learning Pro is the central hub for volunteer opportunities and service learning at UA
Leadership
  • Training Services
  • Multicultural Leadership Summit
  • Service and Leadership Awards
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  • Community Action Teams
www.cris.sa.ua.edu
(205)348-2727
1000 South Lawn Office Building, Box 870359
The Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) provides a comprehensive continuum of care for students with substance use concerns.
Services
  • Find Meetings
  • Recovery Community Adventures
  • Sober Tailgate
  • Guest Speaker Series
  • Recovery Scholarships
  • Counseling and Intervention Services
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  • Family Services
    • Family Support Meetings - Al-Anon and Nar-Anon
    • Family Weekend - weekend programming hosted twice per academic year to support families of the Collegiate Recovery Community
  • Outreach Programs – Request an educational presentation about alcohol, other drugs, and recovery from trained peer educators and other staff
www.counseling.sa.ua.edu
(205)348-3863
3000 South Lawn Office Building, Box 870362
The counseling center helps students achieve academic success and personal growth through quality counseling and psychological services, outreach, and consultative services, and the training of mental health professionals.
Services
Tide Against Suicide - promotes healthy dialogue about suicide on campus, preparing members of our community with the skills and knowledge they need to assist individuals at risk for suicide, and prioritizing effective campus policy and procedure related to suicide
  • Signs
  • Prevention Training
  • Involvement
  • 911 Guide
  • Other Resources
Self-Help Topics
  • ADHD
  • Alcohol and Drug Abuse
  • Anxiety and Panic
  • Ask, Listen, Refer Suicide Prevention Training Program
  • Assertiveness
  • Depression
  • Eating and Body Image Issues
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Free Online Self-Help for UA Students
  • Grief and Loss
  • Growing Up in a Dysfunctional Family
  • Healthy Relationships
  • Homesickness
  • Mental Health Library
  • Love and War in Cyberspace
  • Online Relaxation Exercises
  • Relationshp Myths
  • Sexual Orientation
  • Sleep!
  • Social and Cultural Concerns
  • Stress Management Tips
  • Suicide Prevention
  • Ten Ways to Build Resilience
  • Test Anxiety
  • Time Management
  • Top Ten Ways to Successfully Adjust to College
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  • Free Online Self-Help – through TAO Connect, Inc.
  • Free Online Mental Health Screenings
  • Support Groups
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  • Suicide Prevention – Resources and hosts annual Suicide Awareness Week including Out of the Darkness Walk on campus (usually second Sunday in October)
  • Outreach Programs – Request an informal presentation/lecture/event by mental health professionals
  • Brain Matters - LIVE weekly one-hour radio show, aired on WVUA 90.7 The Capstone, on Tuesdays from 6–7 p.m. during the fall and spring terms (Look for archive)
  • Ulifeline - contains many mental health resources for UA students that can be accessed for free to learn more about mental health in general
  • Consultation Services – Consults those concerned about others
  • Training – Grad students entering profession practicum
www.dos.sa.ua.edu
(205)348-3326
Ferguson Student Center, Third Floor
Programs and Services
  • National Student Exchange - undergraduate study away program much like study abroad
  • On-Call Dean Program - provided by the Dean of Students office to assist students that have been transported to the hospital
  • UAct – education and support surrounding discrimination, harassment, dating and/or domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, and other issues
  • Student Complaints
www.ferguson.sa.ua.edu
(205)348-6063
3500 Ferguson Student Center
The student center seeks to enhance each student’s learning experience by offering a wide variety of high-quality services, collaborative programming, and leisure time activities.
www.fye.sa.ua.edu
fye@ua.edu | (205)348-8404
Suite 302 Russell Hall
The FYERI office works to support successful academic and social transition of new students into the UA community.
Programs
  • Camp 1831 - a 3-day, 2-night program filled with activities centered around four main themes: adventure, leadership, service, and history & tradition
  • Freshman Forum - provides leadership education and training opportunities with an emphasis on civic engagement to freshman students
  • Ignite UA - community-building program to empower first-year students to build relationships and discover their passion
  • Out 2 Lunch - program that encourages students to engage with their faculty members outside of class and over casual conversation to improve academic transitions
  • Peer Leaders - upperclassman student leaders that serve as mentors, role models, and supplements to the instructor in first-year student courses
  • Transition Talks - set up individual meetings with a professional staff member, graduate student staff member, or undergraduate student staff member about goals, involvement opportunities, and other challenges or successes
  • Legacy Scholars - specialized program for first generation* students at The University of Alabama
  • New VIEW - organization is for out of state, first-year women who want to build community and connections, foster lasting friendships, and promote college loyalty
www.ofsl.sa.ua.edu
ofsl@ua.edu | (205)348-2693
2512 Ferguson Student
Organization dedicated to the growth and success of the Greek community at UA and individual development of its members
Associations and Programs
Greek Honor Societies
  • Gamma Sigma Alpha - Recognizes Academic Achievement of Greeks
  • Order of Omega - recognizes juniors and seniors who have exemplified high standards in the areas of scholarship, leadership, involvement within their respective organization and within the Fraternity/Sorority, campus, and local community
  • Rho Lambda - honor those women within the sorority community who have exhibited the highest qualities of leadership and service to their Greek community and their sorority
  • Alabama Panhellenic Association
  • Alabama Interfraternity Council
  • Alabama National Pan-Hellenic Council
  • Alabama United Greek Council
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  • GAMMA Peer Educators - provide members for Greek organizations with information and support to encourage healthy lifestyle choices in chapters
  • Greek Ambassadors - group of students selected to serve as official ambassadors for the Greek Community at The University of Alabama
  • Greek Excellence Awards
  • Greek Leaders' Summit
  • Greek Programming Board – Greek Events, Greek Points, Greek Week
  • Inter/National Chapter Awards
www.hpw.sa.ua.edu
(205)348-2258
107 Russell Hall, Box 870360
Office collaborates with UA students, faculty, and staff to promote a healthy campus environment, enhance student well-being, and foster student empowerment to achieve optimal health and academic success.
Programs and Services
  • Student Health Center and Pharmacy - Clinical services include general medical care, women’s health, allergy and immunizations (including foreign travel immunizations), nutrition counseling, medical nutrition therapy, and psychiatry
  • Project Health - Student organization that serves as the go-to source of health education information on the University of Alabama campus by actively engaging ourselves and the campus community in health and wellness programming
  • Health Hut - Interns engage visitors with activities and conversations to increase student awareness about health issues and behaviors that affect them
  • Health Advocates - play an essential role in providing the social support needed for individuals to make healthy choices through monthly awareness events and weekly “informal interactions”
  • Health Ambassadors - primary movers on programming in residence halls, classes, and student organizations and our Healthy Hump Day, an interactive tabling event every Wednesday about national awareness weeks and months
  • Gamma - peer education interns provide targeted health programming aimed at increasing health knowledge and promoting healthy decision making to Greek students
  • CALM Labyrinth Initiative - (Conscious Attention using Labyrinth Meditation) Utilizing labyrinths as a walking meditation practice has been found
Physical Wellness
  • Nutrition
    • Ask a Dietition
    • Individual Consultation
    • Group Sessions
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  • Eating Disorders
    • Resources on Campus
    • Screening Tools
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    • Body Appreciation Week - campus recognition of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDAW) traditionally celebrated nationwide during the last week of February each year
  • Sexual Health
    • Condom Distribution Program
  • Emotional Wellbeing - Mental Health and Stress Management (Manaing the Chaos)
  • Social Wellness - Social Media Safety and Healthy Relationships
  • Occupational Wellness - Financial Health
  • Request Outreach Presentation
www.housing.sa.ua.edu
housing@ua.edu | (295)348-6676
Box 870399
Office supporting students’ development, learning, and engagement through intentionally designed environments, programs, and services.
Services
  • Freshman Support
  • Transfer and Graduate Student Services
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  • Resident Services - Re-contracting, Returner Room Selection, Work Order Request, Move Out, Calendar
  • On-Call Response - There are HRC staff on call 24/7 365 days a year at (205)348-5454
  • Off-Campus Resources - oversees an off-campus housing website, housing fairs, and programming in the residence halls about leases, landlords, and successful community living
  • Break Shuttle - Inexpensive shuttle services are available to and from the Birmingham Airport for academic breaks
  • Transportation - knowing where you can park on campus, the Crimson Ride Schedule, and how to get to the airport and around town
  • Getting Mail - All deliveries are made to the Ferguson Mail Center
  • Student Safety
  • Summer Camps & Conferences
  • Parent Info
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  • Living-Learning Communities - engage students with similar academic goals or shared interests in a unique living environment, giving them common ground with others in their community before they even arrive on campus
    • Academic LLCs
    • Shared Interest Communities
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  • Room Design Contest
www.sa.ua.edu/vp
studentlife@ua.edu | (205)348-6670
275 Rose Administration
Office of the Vice President leads the Division of Student Life in providing programs and services to support students and maximize their learning experiences.
  • Scholarships and Awards
  • Student Absentee Voting Guide
  • Student Handbook
  • Publications
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www.parents.sa.ua.edu
parents@ua.edu | 800-392-2777
1040 Student Activities Center
Office informs and engages parents and family members of UA students to assist them in supporting their student from orientation to commencement
Orientation
  • Registration
  • Dates and Schedules
  • Housing for Parent Orientation
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    Family Weekend
    • Registration
    • Schedule
    • Football Tickets
    • Around Town Information
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    bamacares.sa.ua.edu
    bamacares@ua.edu | (205)348-2461
    3500 Ferguson Student Center, Box 870298
    University organization that provides case management and advocacy services to students in need of support and assistance during times of crisis.
    Services
    • Behavior Intervention Team - utilizes standardized procedures and best practices to provide early intervention and support in an attempt to prevent a behavioral concern regarding a student from rising to a dangerous situation
    • Acts of Kindness - provide appropriate relief to eligible students of The University of Alabama who experience a qualifying event or emergency
    • Advocacy and Absence Notification - For students who miss class due to unforeseen circumstances such as hospitalization, illness, bereavement, etc.
    • Emergency Assistance - For students in times of need, potential assistance may be in the form of gift cards, Student 2 Student meal allotments, referrals, and other kinds of financial assistance
    • Emergency Loans - The Student Government Association (SGA) offers thirty-day interest-free emergency loans for up to $500 to full-time students
    • Got Meals - Donate to or apply for meals for students in times of need
    • On-Call Deans - provided by the Dean of Students office to assist students that have been transported to the hospital
    www.sa.ua.edu/programs/student-health-and-wellbeing
    The Office of Student Health and Wellbeing promotes a holistic view of student wellness that considers the total student and the entirety of the student experience. The departments of Student Health and Wellbeing within the Division of Student Life includes Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services, the Counseling Center, Health Promotion and Wellness, the Student Health Center and Pharmacy, and University Recreation.
    The Alabama Model - promotes a holistic view of student wellness that encompasses a range of dimensions, including academic, emotional, and physical wellbeing and that considers the whole student and the entirety of the student experience
    • Dimensions
      • Academic
      • Career
      • Financial
      • Psychological
      • Physical
      • Social
      • Spiritual
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    Wellness Programming - Events, programs, and services
    Events by Dimension
    • Academic events
    • Career events
    • Financial events
    • Psychological events
    • Physical events
    • Social events
    • Spiritual events
    Events by Goal
    • Developing Competence events
    • Managing Emotions events
    • Autonomy to Independence events
    • Developing Interpersonal Relationships events
    • Establishing Identity events
    • Developing Purpose events
    • Developing Integrity events
    Alabama Model Goals
    • Developing Competence events
    • Managing Emotions events
    • Autonomy to Independence events
    • Developing Interpersonal Relationships events
    • Establishing Identity events
    • Developing Purpose events
    • Developing Integrity events
    Giving
    • Collegiate Recovery Community Support Fund - provides for educational and social activities and new programs that support student recovery and intervention services
    • Counseling Center Outreach Gift Fund - provides general support for outreach and educational programming provided by the Counseling Center to the campus community, particularly new and innovative outreach programming designed to provide education and primary mental health intervention to students and the campus
    • Student Recreation Center Gift Fund - This fund provides support for activities, special projects, and community outreach and engagement to enhance the overall commitment to excellence of University Recreation in providing lifelong wellness opportunities.
    • Health Funds for Needy Students - The Health Funds for Needy Students is designed to provide support for those students without health insurance or those who have Medicaid from another state which cannot be used here.
    • Advisory Council on Wellness - an appointed group of students that serves to advise the associate vice president for Student Health and Wellbeing as to the salient issues and concerns directly related to student wellness and health
    • Health and Wellbeing Calendar
    www.studentconduct.sa.ua.edu
    student.conduct@sa.ua.edu | (205)348-8234
    173 Mary Burke Hall East, Box 870295
    The office of Student Conduct adjudicates cases arising from student non-academic misconduct and develops students in a manner that provides a foundation for success and responsible citizenship.
    • Workshops
    • Disciplinary Record Removal
    • AlphaPoint
    • Policies
    • Student Code
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    www.sga.sa.ua.edu
    info@sga.ua.edu | (205)348-2742
    2617 Ferguson Student Center
    Executive
    • President
    • Council
    • Cabinet
    • Financial Affairs
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    Senate
    • Graduate School
    Documents
    • Executive
    • Legislative
    • Constitution
    • Code of Laws
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    Elections
    • Forms
    • Guidelines
    • Contact
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    • Homecoming Board - responsible for the management and oversight of specific UA Homecoming Activities
    www.shc.sa.ua.edu
    shc@bama.ua.edu | (205)348-6262
    750 Peter Bryce Boulevard, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
    The Student Health Center and Pharmacy provides efficient access to a wide variety of quality, on-campus healthcare services.
    Services
    • Walk-In Clinic - Appointments: (205)348-2778
    • Immunizations
    • University Sponsored Health Insurance - The University of Alabama offers a fully underwritten Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan with United Healthcare Student Resources (UHCSR)
    • Pharmacy - carries many common prescription items as well as over-the-counter medications and toiletries used by college-age students
    • Medical Withdrawal – medical withdrawal from classes
    • Women's Health - provides routine pelvic exams, pap smears, contraception, treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy testing and counseling
    • Allergy Clinic - administers allergy injections to students under the direction of their allergist. The Student Health Center does not administer allergy tests
    • Psychiatry - provide evaluations and assist with medications on a referral basis
    • X-Ray
    • Lab
    • HIV Testing
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    • Travel Medications - if you are studying abroad or going on an overseas mission trip, we can provide you with oral medication that will help protect you from illness
    • Referrals
    www.studentinvolvement.sa.ua.edu
    uainvolvement@ua.edu | (205)348-6114
    3610 Ferguson Student Center, Box 870167
    The Office of Student Involvement connects students to groups and activities that fit their passions and foster their interests.
    Involvement Resources
    Outreach Programs
    • First Generation Week (Typically held in March)
    • Out of State Student Welcome Social
    • Graduate Student Appreciation Week (known as Grad-A-Palooza)
    • Lavender Graduation (a program of Safe Zone)
    • Honor Society Preview Day
    • UA Homecoming
    • Honors Day Tapping on the Mound
    • Division of Student Life Graduate Visiting Days
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    • Involvement Transcript - official documentation of your leadership and involvement journey at UA
    • Involvement Quiz - Through this helpful quiz, you can begin to narrow your options to a manageable list of opportunities
    • Act Card Reader Request - Collect attendance data, Bama Cash donations, or track engagement at your events by using an Action Card swiper
    • Grants and Allocation - student organizations have a variety of funding allocations and grants available to them
    • Event Ticketing Services – for on-campus event that requires ticketing or selling admission in advance
    • Reserve a Meeting Space
    • Requestoin an Involvement Genius – presentation for your involvement needs by a Involvement Genius
    • Awards and Recognitions
    • Find an Organization via mySOURCE
    www.studentmedia.sa.ua.edu
    (205)348-7257
    Box 860170
    Provides UA students with the opportunity to develop skills to help them communicate effectively, think critically, work cooperatively and prepare for successful careers across continents and cultures
    Services
    • Alice - lifestyles magazine created by and for college aged women
    • Black Warrior Review - nationally known literary magazine published twice annually by graduate students in the University’s Creative Writing Program
    • The Crimson White - award-winning newspaper of the University published Monday – Thursday
    • Digital Media Team - offers experience in videography, computer programming and app building
    • Bama Life - student lifestyles newsletter of The University of Alabama
    • Marr's Field Journal - digital literary magazine written, edited and published by undergraduate students at UA that highlights creative student fiction, poetry, photography, art, dance and musical compositions
    • Southern Historian - annual journal of research concerning Southern history that is written, edited, and produced by UA graduate students
    • Special Interest Teams - creates action plans, conduct specialized campaigns and assess the campaign’s impact
    • Student Media Advertising - handles all ad sales for Alice, The Crimson White and all UA publications digital and social media
    • WVUA-FM - student-run radio station for the UA community
    www.up.sa.ua.edu
    universityprograms@ua.edu | (205)348-7525
    3504 Ferguson Student Center, Box 870167
    Office focuses on fosterering community and maximizes student development through campus-wide events implemented by UA students http://up.sl.ua.edu 3504 Ferguson Student Center.
    • Tide After Dark – events featured Thursday, Friday, and/or Saturday night.
    • Week of Welcome - large series of programs hosted by the university to help first year and transfer students in their transition to academic and student life at the Capstone
    • And much more...
    www.urec.sa.ua.edu
    (205)348-5164
    Box 870373
    The recreation center serves students, faculty, staff, and the community through opportunities to foster health and well-being, as well as learning, leadership, and inclusion.
    Fitness Services
    • Educational Opportunities - interested in becoming a group exercise instructor, personal trainer, or just interested in expanding your fitness knowledge
    • Group Exercise – Schedule and Class Descriptions at SRC and Witt
    • Personal Training and Assessment
    • Pilates Reformer - Pilates improves core strength, flexibility, agility and balance
    Outdoor Recreation
    • BAMABikes - students, faculty, and staff have the opportunity to rent bicycles on a month to month basis
    • Bike Safety and Registration - Examples of proper bike safety as well as instructions for registering your bike within the UA transportation system.
    • Bike Shop - full-service bike shop for personal bicycles
    • Climbing Walls – 40’ wall at Witt Center offering bouldering, top rope, and lead climbing. SRC climbing wall is a bouldering space only
    • Equipment and Gear Rentals - Paddleboards, kayaks, sleeping bags, backpacks and much more
    • Outdoor Maps
    • Trips and Clinics - Guided trips are offered throughout the semester
    Aquatics
    • Educational Opportunities - wide selection of American Red Cross Health and Safety Training Courses for students, faculty, staff, and the general community
    • Swim Lessons - open to full-time UA students and current University Recreation Members (group, private, and semi-private)
    Competitive Sports
    • Itramural Sports - provides students, faculty, and staff the opportunity for competition and fun in a variety of team sports
    • Sports Clubs - students lead more than 30 clubs that compete against various university and non-university teams
    • Employment - a variety of ways to get involved including officiating games on campus. New officials and scorekeepers are needed every semester, and no experience is necessary.
    www.vets.sa.ua.edu
    vma@ua.edu | (205)348-0983
    3000 Houser Hall, Box 870251
    Office serves veterans, service members, dependents, and survivors, and supports the transition from military to college life.
    GI Bill®
    • Chapter 33 (Post 9/11)- If you have at least 90 days of aggregate active duty service after Sept. 10, 2001, and are still on active duty, or if you are an honorably discharged Veteran or were discharged with a service-connected disability after 30 days, you may be eligible
    • Chapter 35 - The Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (DEA) referred to on campus as Chapter 35 is for eligible dependents of veterans who are permanently disabled
    • Chapter 1606 - provides education and training benefits to eligible members of the Selected Reserve, including the Army Reserve, Navy Reserve, Air Force Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve and Coast Guard Reserve, and the Army National Guard and the Air National Guard
    • Chapter 31 - determined on an individual basis following an evaluation of the veteran’s unique interests, aptitudes, education, work experience, and vocational abilities
    • FRY - Marine Gunnery Sergeant John David Fry Scholarship (Fry Scholarship) provides benefits to the children and surviving spouses of service members who died in the line of duty while on active duty after September 10, 2001
    • Tuition Assistance - Department of Defense (DOD) reimburses service members for the cost of tuition through the Federal Tuition Assistance Program (TA)
    • Alabama Dependent Scholarship - an academic scholarship program that applies to the dependents of Alabama’s disabled veteran
    • External Scholarships
    • Purple Heart Scholarships - Students with a Purple Heart who are Alabama Residents can receive a scholarship that pays the difference between their GI / Veteran benefits and full tuition (and fees). If their tuition is paid, then they will get an additional $2,500 / year.
    • ANGEAP - Alabama National Guard - students in the Alabama National Guard may be eligible for a $1,000 stipend each semester
    • Yellow Ribbon - students that qualify for Yellow Ribbon under the Post 9/11 GI Bill® at The University of Alabama will have all out of state tuition and course fees covered
    VA Forms
    • Apply for Benefits
    • Transfer Students
    • Taking a Class at Another University
    • Tutoring Reimbursement
    • Licensing and Certification
    • Change Direct Deposit
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    VMA Forms
    • Student Information Form
    • Advising Worksheet
    • Add/Drop Form
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    Services
    • A Computer Lab
    • Free Printing
    • Textbook Rental
    • Lounge Space
    • Study Rooms
    • Stress Free Room
    • Access to Skype Room
    • Free Test Booklets
    • VA Hospital Enrollment
    • Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Services
    • GI Bill® Counseling
    • Academic and Co-Curricular Counseling
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    Other Programs
    • Disabled American Veterans - role of these volunteers is to assure that claimants for VA disability benefits have qualified representation in the preparation, presentation, and prosecution of their disability claim
    • Textbooks for Troops - open to all military connected students, regardless of GI Bill® status. Textbooks can be checked out (free!) on the first day of every semester.
    • Tutoring
    • VetSuccess - program through the Veterans Benefits Administration that places an experienced Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor directly on campus to aid & support to veteran students and their eligible family members
    • VITAL - Veterans Health Administration program hosted by the Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center that strives to provide quality health care services to student veterans
    • Work study - work study options are only open to students using FEDERAL benefits (Not Alabama GI Bill®)
    • James Williams Thomason Fund - awarded to four student veteran(s) or service member(s) in order to provide for the needs of the Spring semester such as textbooks, supplies, and household essentials
    www.wgrc.sa.ua.edu
    wgrc@ua.edu | (205)348-5040
    South Lawn Office Building, Box 870361
    Center that addresses gender inequity and fosters a community of multiculturalism, social justice, safety, and leadership through gender-related outreach, advocacy, and support to communities of all identities.
    Serves
    • Sexual Harrassment
    • Sexual Assault
    • Sexual Exploitation
    • Dating/Domestic Violence
    • Past Experiences of child Abuse
    • Past Experience witnessing domestic violence or any other abuse as a child
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    Services
    • Emotional Support While at the Hosptial
    • Crisis Counseling
    • Planning for Physical and Emotional Safety
    • Location of Safe Housing
    • Support Groups Information
    • Help Make Arrangements for Missed Classes and Exams
    • Help Explor Legal and Judicial Options
    • Information and Referrals
    • Help with Applying for Funds Covering Costs as a Result of being a Victim
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    Volunteering
    • Student Leadership Council
    • Mentoring Programs – in partnership with Skyland Elementary School
      • Young Women Leaders Program
      • Young Men's Leaders Program
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    Internship
    • Counseling and Advocacy - accepts Masters level interns to assist with counseling and advocacy
    • Frances S. Summersell Library Interships - Students in the Master of Library Science program are preferred
    • Human Development and Family Studies Internships - Bachelors or Masters level students in the Human Development and Family Studies program may intern at The Women and Gender Resource Center for credit
    Programs
    • Awareness and Heritage Programming - recognizes cultural heritage months and awareness months for a variety of topics
    • Chocolate Festival - event during Family Weekend in which local vendors donate chocolate and silent auction items and community members purchase tickets to sample sweets
    • Lunafest – Spring fundraiser film festival featuring short films for, by, and about women.
    • Take our Daughters and Sons to Work Day - opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to bring their children (ages 8-18) to campus for a day of programming
    • Harbor Training - available for faculty and teaching assistants and seeks to provide information about interpersonal violence that affects students and how to be supportive of students who disclose victimization
    • The Delta Initiative: Capstone Women in STEM - freshman Living Learning Community is housed in Riverside East and provides a space and opportunity for students to find a socially and academically supportive community on campus
    • EveryWoman Book Club - Open to staff, faculty, graduate students and community members, our book club meets once a month to read books by female authors
    • Artist's Way Self Awareness and Creativity Group - Offered in the Spring for female staff and faculty members, Artist’s Way is a creative self-awareness group
    • Momentum: Women's Thesis and Dissertation Writer's Group - Open to graduate students currently writing a dissertation or thesis or planning to begin writing soon, this group meets once a week to allow time for members to share updates and experiences, hold one another accountable, and hear from speakers about relevant topics
    • Frances S Summersell Library - offers a variety of books and DVDs on gender and related topics. These materials are available for checkout with a valid ACT card
    • Start Smart Pay Negotiation - Offered several times each semester, Start Smart is a pay negotiation workshop designed by The American Association for University Women (AAUW)
    • Bread for Life Marketplace - opportunity to purchase beads that are hand made by women in Uganda to support educational programs
    • American Association of University Women - national nonprofit organization that seeks to advance equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy, and research open to individuals who have obtained an associate degree or higher
    • lota lota lota ("Triota") - national honor society for students in women’s studies

    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/childrens-rights-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487-0392
    Clinic focusing on youth with disabilities in the juvenile justice system ensuring their needs are met and rights are protected.
    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/civil-law-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487-0392
    Students in this clinic provide free legal advice and representation to University of Alabama students and members of the community in civil matters on a limited referral basis.
    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/criminal-defense-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487-0392
    Clinic that represents indigent defendants in misdemeanor and felony criminal matters in Tuscaloosa County’s municipal, district, and circuit court.
    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/domestic-violence-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487-0392
    Clinic provides free and comprehensive legal assistance on civil matters to survivors of domestic violence in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama with a holistic approach.
    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/elder-law-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487
    This clinic provides free legal advice and representation to individuals aged 60 and over in the seven West Alabama counties of Bibb, Greene, Hale, Fayette, Lamar, Pickens, and Tuscaloosa.
    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/entrepreneurship-nonprofit-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul W. Bryant Drive East,
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487
    Clinic that provides pro bono, transactional legal services to small businesses, start-ups and entrepreneurs, nonprofit organizations, social enterprises, community development organizations, and authors, artists, and musicians in both urban and rural counties of Alabama.
    www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/domestic-violence-clinic
    (205)348-4960
    The University of Alabama School of Law, 101 Paul Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa 35401
    P.O. Box 870392, Tuscaloosa 35487-0392
    The Mediation Law Clinic seeks to train law students to be effective and professional lawyers and mediators and provide free mediating services to families involved in legal disputes.

    www.titleix.ua.edu
    (205)348-5496
    2418 Capital Hall, UA Box 870259, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
    This office works with University Administration, departments, students, faculty, staff, campus police, and other support services to ensure that University policies and programs foster a campus community free of illegal gender discrimination and sexual violence.
    Report
    • Sexual HarIrassment
    • Sexual Assault
    • Non-Consensual Sexual Contact
    • Sexual Exploitation
    • Intimate Partner Violence (Dating or Domestic Violence)
    • Stalking
    • Fondling
    • Gender Discrimination
    • LBGTQ+ Discrimination
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    Policies
    • Sexual Misconduct
    • Harassment
    • Consensual Relationship
    • Child Protection
    • Code of Student Conduct
    • Faculty and Staff Handbook
    • Code of Ethical Conduct
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    www.police.ua.edu
    ua.police@ua.edu | (205)348-5454
    1100 Jackson Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
    The UAPD ensure that all students, faculty, staff and visitors to the campus remain safe and secure during their time at the University of Alabama.
    Services
    Safety Presentations
    • Alcohol Awareness
    • Bicycle Safety
    • Conflict Resolution
    • Dorm Safety
    • Drug Awareness
    • Fire Safety
    • Hazing Awareness
    • Holiday Safety
    • Medical Emergencies
    • New Student Orientation
    • Operation ID
    • Personal Safety
    • Robbery Awareness
    • Sexual Assault Awareness
    • Spring Break Safety
    • Theft Prevention
    • Travel Safety
    • Vehicle Safety
    • Workplace Safety
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    Safe@UA
    • Prevent Theft
    • Personal Safety
    • Preventing Assaults
    • Emergency Preparedness & Response
    • UA Severe Weather Guidelines
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    • Self-Defense Course – Course Code KIN155 offered in the fall and spring to teach women self-defense techniques
    • Lost and Found Property - The main desk of the University Police (located in the University Police Center) can assist you with property that is lost or found on campus
    • Fingerprinting - assists in the fingerprinting of students where it applies to requirements of your field or major

    www.hdfs.ches.ua.edu/capstone-family-therapy-clinic.html
    (205)348-8154
    214 Child Development Research Center, Box 870160, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
    The family therapy clinic works with individuals, couples, and families in clarifying issues, exploring options, and finding solutions to your problems
    Services
    • Marriage, Relationship, or Family Problems
    • Stress at Work or Home
    • Alcohol or Drug Addiction
    • Grief and Loss
    • Loneliness
    • Communication Problems
    • Depression or Mood Swings
    • Eating Disorders
    • Self-Esteem Issues
    • Family Stress Related to Physical or Mental Illness
    • Stress Related to Finances
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    www.psychologyclinic.ua.edu/services/specialty-clinics
    (205)348-5000
    McMillan Building off Hackberry Lane, building #1401
    This clinic specializes in the assessment and treatment of child and adolescent anxiety disorders including generalized anxiety disorder, social phobia, separation anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, specific phobias, and selective mutism
    www.psychologyclinic.ua.edu/services/specialty-clinics
    (205)348-5000
    McMillan Building off Hackberry Lane, building #1401
    Specialty clinic that is designed to provide assessment and treatment for conduct problem youth and compliments other clinical work being conducted in the broader Psychology Clinic.
    www.psychologyclinic.ua.edu/services/specialty-clinics
    (205)348-5000
    McMillan Building off Hackberry Lane, building #1401
    This clinic provides psychological treatment and counseling to address the social, emotional, psychological, and behavioral needs of older adults and their families
    www.psychologyclinic.ua.edu
    (205)348-5000
    McMillan Building off Hackberry Lane, building #1401
    Non-profit, multi-service center supported by the Department of Psychology and The University of Alabama. It is a mental health center and training clinic for Doctoral Level Clinical Psychology Trainees.
    Services
    • Psychological Evaluations - evaluations to assist clients and their families in understanding cognitive or intellectual functioning, educational needs, and personality and emotional factors
    • Individual Therapy and Treatment - treatment and counseling to address the social, emotional, psychological, and behavioral needs of yourself or loved ones
    • Therapeutic Groups
    • Parent Training and Education
    • Consultation to Families, Schools, and Businesses - consultation services to schools, agencies and businesses that need assistance addressing or understanding mental health issues (workshops, trainings, and presentations)

    Al's Pals offers enrichment, volunteer, service, recreation, tutors, mentoring, and children
    Students advocating for animals on and off campus with local rescues in Tuscaloosa.
    The American Red Cross Bama Corps involves volunteering, community service, disaster preparedness, blood drives, disaster response/relief, service to armed forces, health and safety education, emergency response, service projects, and international services.
    Blend is a student organization with the mission of increasing dialogue among students, faculty, and administration to create a united campus community.
    Crimson Kindness's goal is to create a community of kindness by engaging the student population in acts of kindness and inspiring kindness in our community.
    The Disaster Relief Team fundraises and collects donation items for DRAW (Disaster Relief at Work).
    The Diversity Action Team aims to raise understanding and interest in diversity within the student body by communicating and cooperating with departments and organizations.
    The Food Recovery Network works with local hunger-fighting partners to recover unserved food from UA dining halls and deliver it to the West Alabama Food Bank to address food inequality in Alabama.
    Site ONE Campaign is a global movement campaigning to end extreme poverty and preventable disease so that everyone, everywhere can lead a life of dignity and opportunity.
    One Less Homeless is a student organization designed to educate students on homelessness in the Tuscaloosa community and state of Alabama with additional focus on advocacy efforts.
    Relay for Life is a fundraising organization, benefiting the American Cancer Society. Year-Long efforts lead to a 12-hour event in the Spring.
    Residence Hall Association serves to voice and provide solutions to issues on campus, especially those related to residential life.
    Students Against Human Trafficking is an organization aiming to raise awareness and fundraise for the abolition of the modern-day issue of human trafficking and slavery and create a community of activist against the issue.
    Tide for Tusks is a student-led mascot conservation program working to preserve the African elephant by raising awareness and funds for elephant conservation.
    Tide's Organization for Young Children is an organization for students in any college that would like to work with children through community service and awareness at the community and national level.
    Turning the Tide is a service-based organization with the intent of aiding The Alabama Reach Program, First Generation Program, and Financial Aid students by hosting donation drive events.
    The UA Campus Civitan is a community serviced based club geared towards kids with disabilities. Holds various community service projects throughout the year and supports other organizations.
    UA for St. Jude is a non-profit organization benefiting the families at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
    UA Habitat for Humanity is a student run and led organization that promotes advocacy, building, fundraising, and education for Habitat for Humanity of Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.
    Volunteers Around the World is a student-led international health and dental organization committed to improving the quality of life for those that live in some of the most poverty-stricken communities in the world.
    Vote Everywhere is a nonpartisan, experiential program that recruits, trains, and supports emerging leaders in America’s universities.

    A student organization for African American Graduate Students.
    African, Fraternal, African Traditions, African Culture African Diaspora
    The Association of Chinese Students and Scholars serves convenience on studying and living for most Chinese students and scholars and introduces Chinese tradition to all other students.
    The Bangladesh Student Association introduces and promotes interest in all aspects of life and culture of Bangladesh and serves the current and prospective students from Bangladesh.
    A Union for Black Students.
    A book club geared toward reading books and discussing issues that black women face daily.
    The Caribbean Students' Association is dedicated to bringing awareness and appreciation of the Caribbean culture to the University of Alabama while assisting its members in achieving academic and social success.
    The Chabad Jewish Student Group focuses on proving living Judaism to students within the framework of traditional Judaism.
    The Future Black Law Students Association vision is to populate America's Law Schools with a diverse, prepared, and unique group of students who are serious about pursuing legal careers; who will in turn impact public service, the legal profession, and humanity.
    The German Club is a special interest organization at the University of Alabama for students studying German or interested in German culture.
    The Hispanic-Latino Association provides Familia, a home away from home, for students, faculty, and staff to promote awareness and representation on campus.
    A student organization for all international students.
    The Iranian Students Association at UA aims to promote knowledge of Iranian culture among various communities at UA, the spirit of friendship and cooperation among other cultural groups and organizations and provide support to the Iranian community.
    The Italian Club engages actively in Italian culture and honors the impact Italian Americans have had on Alabama and the South.
    The Japan-America Cultural Exchange Club seeks to promote cultural sharing and mutual understanding between Japanese and non-Japanese members of the UA community through educational, charitable, and social events throughout the year.
    The Korean Student Association is an organization for incoming and current Korean undergraduates and graduates and graduates and Korean community people..
    A Kuwaiti student group that helps engineering students academically.
    A student organization for Hispanic Journalists.
    A student organziation for black MBA students.
    A student organization for the National Council of Negro Women.
    A student organization for the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers.
    A student organization for the National Society of Black Engineers.
    The Nepalese Student Association is an organization for the welfare of the Nepalese students studying at the University of Alabama.
    The Saudi Student Association represents Saudi students and encourages good relationships with the American society and other students of different nationalities within the UA community.
    A student organization for South Asian culture.
    The Spanish Club is a Spanish language-based service organization whose mission is to promote student involvement within the Tuscaloosa Latina community to break down cultural and language barriers.
    A student organization whose mission to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination.
    The Vietnamese Student and Scholar Association is a place for all students and staff of the university of Alabama to come together and emerge in the Vietnamese culture, learn new things, and meet new people around campus.
    Tide Pac is a bipartisan, Pro-Israel student lobbying group working to educate and inform students, faculty, and congress of the strategic importance of a strong US-Israel relationship.
    UA Crossroads provides students with cultural programming and intercultural education so that they can be inclusive leaders in a diverse and global society..

    Best Buddies UA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
    DEAF Hands Speak focuses on Deaf culture with a mission to connecting the hearing and Deaf communities through language and cultural education, community service, and partnerships with other groups.
    A student organization that unites undergrads to discuss the general background of ADHD, ideas, and strategies used to help in the academic learning process, and ways to cope and embrace ADHD.
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    The Special Olympics College at UA engages college students to enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities through sports, friendship, advocacy, and other activities.

    The Financial Affairs Committee is charged with allocating funds to registered student organizations.

    The Association of University Women encourages, supports, and advocates for University of Alabama women’s interest through: research, campus leadership, STEM education, policy, legal advocacy, and educational funding and awards.
    Charmed is dedicated to enhancing beauty within the young women of the University of Alabama by uplifting, supporting, and pushing each other to be greater and achieve our goals.
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    LEAN ON Alabama is a non-partisan, non-profit organization that brings women together to form intergenerational partnerships by building an innovative statewide platform which promotes collaboration, development, and investment in each other and the community.
    A student organization for the National Association of Women MBAs.
    The Pinky Promise organization encourages young women across campus to make “The Pinky Promise”, care for themselves and build a bond between one another in Christ.
    A student organization for Professional Women in Communication and Business.
    Project Empowerment organization of women who seek to empower African American women and educate them on politics in case they run for office.
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    A student organization for women engineers.
    A student organization for women in medicine.
    The Grandeur Gentlemen’s Coterie is an extraordinary league of gentlemen who pride themselves on style, overall appearance, serving their community, and well-behaved mannerisms.
    To Love Ourselves Student Organization was created to build men into better gentleman by providing the essential tools to apply to their daily lives.
    Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity UA's purpose is to organize students to advocate for sexual and reproductive justice on the local, state, and national levels.
    Women in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics is an academic and social support system for women in aerospace engineering and works to promote the studies of aerospace engineering to peers and the community.
    The Women in Construction organization seeking to encourage networking and involvement of women in construction or related majors.
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    Women in Media campaigns for gender equity within all forms of media, to advocate for media literacy and media production at the University of Alabama and create and implement a program for girls in the Tuscaloosa community.
    Women in Technology is a student organization focused on professional development, outreach, community service, team building, and supporting women in IT-related fields. Anyone is welcome.
    A student organization for women of excellence.
    The Women’s Resource Center is a student organization focused on professional development, outreach, community service, team building, and supporting women in IT-related fields. Anyone is welcome.through outreach, services, and advocacy to empower women and encourage their active and equal participation.
    A student organization or women playing wheelchair basketball.

    Diabetes Education Team
    The College Diabetes Network connects college students with and affected by Diabetes in the hopes of creating support networks.
    Health Hut, Health Ambassadors, and Health Advocates.
    Run UA exists to offer students an opportunity to better their health by running as well as expand their social circles by interacting with other club members.
    A student organization for students who are dietetic.
    The Distance Student Dietetic Association is an organization for distance students interested in networking with other distance students, faculty, and professionals in the nutrition field.
    A student organization for exercise physiology.
    Vegan Voices is an organization for vegan and vegetarian students and people in the Tuscaloosa community centered around discussion, volunteer work, and campus events to further the cause of veganism and mindful, compassionate living.

    GRADient is a community support and advocacy organization for LGBTQIA+ graduate students and their allies.
    Spectrum is an organization for LGBTQIA+ undergraduate students and their allies.
    The Capstone Alliance works to build community, conduct outreach, and pursue advocacy in support of the LGBTQA+ community.
    UA MIS LGBT++ was created by UA MIS students for UA MIS students who identify within the LGBT spectrum (including allies).

    Active Minds at Bama is a nationally affiliated organization that seeks to eradicate the negative mental health stigma present on UA’s campus through education, awareness, and policy change.
    Bama Students for Life promotes and fosters a culture of Life on campus and beyond so that one day our world will respect the dignity of every human life.
    D.R.E.A.M. is an organization that builds on youth empowerment, education, and service.
    I AM is an organization that promotes self-love and brings awareness to the issues of bullying and suicide.
    An affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a nationwide organization dedicated to raising awareness and educating communities about mental health.
    A student organization that helps people discover and achieve their goals.
    Not on My Campuse is a student-led movement working to end the silence surrounding sexual assault and create a safe environment on campus.
    Well-Balanced is a mental health and wellness organization for law school students at The University of Alabama School of Law.

    The Alberta Baptist Church College Ministry helps students know god, find community, and love on mission.
    The Anchor College Ministry provides atmosphere giving students a place to belong and opportunities to contribute to the well-being of The University of Alabama.
    A student organization for catholic students.
    Campus Crusade for Christ
    A campus ministry for Baptist students.
    Better Together promotes interfaith cooperation and leadership on campus.
    The Campus Outreach glorifies God by building laborers on the campus for the lost world.
    Disciples for Christ is an evangelical, international, interdenominational student mission organization.
    A student organization for Latter-Day Saints.
    LIFE is an organization focusing on making international students and international visiting scholars feel welcomes and at home at UA by reaching out to them and showing them the love of God.
    A student organization for Christian nurses.
    Ratio Christi at Bama encourages and strengthens the faith of Christian Students at The University of Alabama.
    Reach Campus Ministry helps students love God, connect with family, and live with purpose.
    The Reformed University Fellowship proclaims and wrestles with the Truth claims of Jesus in order that you may come to know Jesus or grow in your faith in Him.
    RADICAL in an on-campus club aiming at creating a fellowship among UA students who have a passion for running and Jesus.
    The Solid Rock Student Ministry aims to use bible studies, prayer, and Christian fellowship to promote and encourage spiritual growth in the lives of its student members.
    The Church at Tuscaloosa College Ministry is a group of Christian college students who exist to love authentically, serve selflessly, and chase fiercely the next one.
    The Foundation Project is a mentoring program that focuses on college students mentoring high school students through an off-campus church.
    The Navigators is an campus Christian ministry.
    The Well Ua is a college ministry of Calvary Tuscaloosa located on campus.
    The Wesley Foundation is a Christian Community for all students that emphasizes faith, reason, and action in the historic tradition of Wesleyan theology.
    Tide 4 Christ reaches out to students on campus with simple New Testament Christianity.
    The Trinity United Methodist Church College Ministry is a small group of dedicated students who wish to dig deeper into spirituality. We discuss questions of faith and religion as we think about Methodism, Christianity, and religion as a whole. Though our study is firmly rooted in the Christian faith and the bible, we choose to encounter larger questions - taking into account history and philosophy - rather than constrict ourselves to a ‘bible study.’ We meet weekly and always welcome newcomers to join us!
    A student organizatoin for Chinese Christians.
    Young Life Tuscaloosa is a ministry seeking to build genuine, unconditional relationships with middle school, high school, and college-aged students that reflect the relationship Jesus seeks with every single person on earth.
    A student organization for Youth in Christ.

    Caring for Camo UA supports currently deployed US Troops by sending letters and care packages.
    The Military Law Society was founded to bring together military veterans and those interested in a future career in the military who share a common interest in the legal profession.
    Student organization for veteran students.
    Veterans in Business provides veterans and service members a business professional community that provides: resources, mentorship, networking opportunities and career specific professional development.