Campus Resources
The following is a list of other services available on the UNT campus. If you have a suggestion for the list, or would like to request a change be made, please call the Learning Center at (940) 369-7006.
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Accounting Lab
Curry Hall 311
565-2081
Provides free tutoring in accounting for current UNT students.
Advising/Academic Concerns
Consult your departmental advisor or your academic dean's office.
Attorney - Student Legal Advisor
Union 322AA
565-2614
Provides free legal advice to students for civil/consumer complaints.
Biofeedback Research & Training Laboratory
Highland Hall 109
565-4874
Treats stress-related disorders, chronic pain, test or performance anxiety.
Campus Hotline
Call 2000 on campus when you need a number, a location or to find out the person in charge of a specific program or department. If not on campus, call 565-2000 or Metro 817-267-3731.
Career Exploration - UCRS 2100
A one-hour elective class that helps students select a major and career. Contact the College of Arts and Sciences Office of Student Advising at 565-2051. The Counseling and Testing Services (Chestnut Hall 311, 565-2731) provides testing and individualized counseling to assist with a major or career field selection.
Career Center
Chestnut Hall 103
565-2105
Interactive computer software provides information to assist students in choosing a major and/or career. Advisors and employment resources are available to individuals of all majors and educational levels with regards to resume writing, interview tips, job search strategies and career advising.
Carpool - Commuter and Off Campus/Non-Traditional Student Services
Union 320
369-5847
To sign up or get car/van pool information.
Catering - Verde Catering
Union 239
565-3804
Provides a campus-wide service for meetings, parties, and special events.
Center for Media Production
Chilton Hall 211
565-2180
Provides full range of professional quality graphics, photography, video and audio services for students, faculty and staff.
Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities
Union 324
565-2039
Provides education to the campus community on student rights and responsibilities, referrals for violations of the Student Code of Conduct, mandatory psychological or medical withdrawals, ethics and civility issues training, student reinstatements and arrest clearances.
Chemistry Resource Center
Chemistry Building 231
565-2556
Provides tutoring for chemistry, especially organic and introductory courses. Also contains a resource library.
Child Development Laboratory
Matthews Hall 126
565-2555
Provides lab experience for majors in early childhood, child development and related fields and also provides quality day care for pre-school children.
Clubs & Organizations
See Student Activities and Organizations
Commuter and Off Campus/Non-Traditional Student Services
Union 320
369-=5847
Serves as a liaison between on and off-campus student life, and is responsible for the delivery of services and resources to commuter, off-campus and non-traditional students. Services provided include assistance in locating off-campus housing/apartments, carpools, ride share, roommate lists and off-campus housing boards.
Computer Labs
General Access Labs are an important resource for all students. With a valid ID you can access Pentium computers, power Macintoshes, laser printers, color printers, color scanners, word processors, presentation software, and an array of adaptive technology. Use the labs for writing research papers, preparing class presentations, sending and receiving e-mail and exploring the Internet. More information including location and hours of computer labs on campus can be found at: www.gacl.unt.edu
Cooperative Education
Marquis Hall 208
565-2861
Assists with supervised, para-professional internships directly related to the field of study for qualified students.
Copy Centers
Union 241, 565-4975
General Academic Building 319
Kendall Hall 178, 565-2083
Copies in all sizes, full color or black and white, three-hole punching, velo spiral binding, and self-service copying.
Counseling/Human Development Center
Stovall Hall 126
565-2970
Individual, marital, family, child and group development counseling for UNT students using a sliding fee scale.
Counseling and Testing Services
Chestnut Hall 311
565-2735
Provides confidential, professional, short-term (8 sessions per academic year) psychological counseling to currently enrolled students. Counseling is available for the areas of educational, vocational, marital, emotional and personal adjustment and development for UNT students. Counseling and Testing services also serves as a national testing center and computer-based testing site for the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, and CLEP. The computer based testing is located in the Gateway Center 140, 369-7617.
Dean of Students
Union 320
565-2648
Provides student Absence notification, service and civic learning opportunities, hardship withdrawals, open space reservations, oversees Greek Life and the Volunteer Center, and offers
general assistance and information on student life.
Degree Audits
See your Academic Dean's office.
Dining Services
Crumley 132
565-2462
Provides meals for students residing on campus and for commuters, faculty and staff who choose to dine in the residence halls.
Disability Accommodation
Union 321
565-4323
Assists students with ADA-related concerns, educational access and accommodation. Makes referrals for diagnostic evaluations.
Discovery (Student Support Services Office)
Highland Hall 201
565-4754
Tutoring in various subject areas, personal and academic counseling, study skills instruction and career planning for students who qualify for this federally funded program.
Drop a class
See "Drops" in the Schedule of Classes.
Employment - Career Center
Chestnut Hall 103
565-2105
Information, screening and referral for part-time on-campus jobs; computerized information about off-campus and summer job openings.
Entertainment
See Student Activities and Organizations.
Ethnic/Cultural Programs
See Multicultural Center.
Financial Aid Office
Eagle Student Services Center 228
565-2310
Applications; processing and awarding
of federal and state financial aid - loans, grants, scholarships, work programs.
Health Center - Student Health and Wellness Center
Chestnut Hall
565-2333
Medical care and health education services for enrolled students. Call to schedule an appointment.
History Help Center
Wooten Hall 220
565-4772
Provides tutoring for history classes, advises students in writing of term papers and monitors history make-up tests.
Honors College
Gateway Center 149
565-3305
General honors program open to undergraduate students of any major.
Housing and Residence Life
Crumley Hall 103
565-2610
Assists students with on-campus housing arrangements. Provides a wide variety of residence-based educational and developments programs.
I.D. Cards
Eagle Student Service Center 105
565-4481
Student ID cards get you into athletic events, entertainment, health services, library, recreational facilities, computer laboratories, check-cashing services, etc.. Lost or stolen cards an be replaced for a fee. Cards may not be loaned or used by others.
Information Desks
Eagle Student Services Center
2nd floor, 565-4104
Union 3rd floor, 565-3805
Provide general information, publications, directions. Union Information also cashes checks, sells tickets, etc.
Instructor
Listed on your syllabus and in the Schedule of Classes. Instructors meet with students during posted office hours or by appointment for questions or assistance related to individual courses.
Insurance
Student group health insurance forms available from the Dean of Students, Union 216, or the Student Health and Wellness Center.
International Studies and Programs
Kendall Hall 151
565-2197
Assists with international admissions, provides intensive English proficiency programs, orientation, advising, social and cultural activities for international students. Also provides Study Abroad Program for US citizens.
Intramurals
Student Recreation Center 103
565-2275
Recreational Sports provides intramural activities, sport clubs, open recreation and more.
Learning Center
Union 323
369-7006
Provides speed reading and study skills classes, speed reading and study skills by computer, Volunteer Tutors, Supplemental Instruction, Supplemental Tutoring, and referrals to campus-wide resources.
Learning Disabilities
If you suspect you may have a learning disability, contact the Office of Disability Accommodations (Union 321, 565-4323) for an initial screening and a referral for further testing, if necessary.
Libraries
WIllis Library
Science and Technology Library
Media Library
Provide print and media resources, study areas, music library, 24-hour computer lab, copy machines and other amenities to facilitate your academic success.
Lost and Found
Check first in the building where the item was lost; then check the Union
Information Desk (3rd level, 565-3805); finally, check the University Police, 565-3000.
Math Laboratory
General Academic Building 440
565-3592
Provides short-tern tutoring with homework and/or test preparation. See Tutoring for additional resources.
Mediation Services
Union 322
565-2614
Provides assistance in resolving disputes before they reach a level requiring official academic or disciplinary action.
Metro Line Phones
Sponsored by Student Government Association and located on the 2nd level of the Union.
Multicultural Center
Union 422
565-3424
Fosters communication across ethnic cultures; provides special cultural programs, and activities.
National Student Exchange
General Academic Building 220
565-2051
Provides options for up to a year of exchange study at another US member college or university.
Off-Campus Housing Information
Student Activities, Union 320
565-2648
Housing board for open posting; apartment living publications and sample contract publications and information.
Parking
Sullivant Public Safety Center
565-3020
The Parking/Transportation Office provides information and assistance. (Behind Sack and Save. On the corner of Kendolf and Wilshire.)
Physics Instructional Center
Physics Building 209
565-3275
Offers a multi-media center with computer-aided instruction to assist students in completing their physics lab during any open hours.
Police/Safety
Sullivant Public Safety Center
565-3000
The University Police provide escort service, shuttle service, motorist assistance, emergency phones, property ID and information/assistance with safety concerns.
Psychology Clinic
Terrill Hall 171
565-2631
Provided psychological services such as counseling, testing, and biofeedback for UNT students and the community.
Reading and Study Skills Laboratory (RASSL)
Learning Center
Union 323
369-7006
Assists students in such areas as reading, time management, concentration, memory, note taking and test skills.
Registration/Student Records
Visit the Registrar (Eagle Student Services Center 209, 565-2111) to request a grade change, remove an I, check course duplications, verify enrollment, get a transcript, etc.
Scholarship Office
Eagle Student Services Center 228
565-2320
Administers competitive general academic scholarships for students at the 3.5 gpa level. Academic departments also administer scholarships.
Sexual Harassment/Discrimination Concerns
Contact the Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities (Union 324, 565-2039) or Equal Opportunity (Hurley Administration Building 210, 565-2737).
Shuttle Service
Sullivant Public Safety Center
565-3014 or 565-3000
Mass transit programs for the university. This office is responsible for the e-trans bus system and alternative transportation.
Speech and Hearing Center
907 W. Sycamore
565-2262
Provides hearing tests and rehabilitation for hearing impairments; provides diagnosis and correction for disorders of voice, articulation, language and fluency.
Speed Reading
Learning Center
Union 323
369-7006
Teaches techniques to improve rate and efficiency in day to day reading.
Student Activities and Organizations
Union 320
565-3807
Registers all campus clubs; disseminates information about a wide range of campus activities; advises organizational associations; provides programming and leadership training.
Study Abroad
Kendall Hall 115
565-2207
Provides information on study and travel abroad opportunities for US students.
Student Government Association
Union 320S
565-3850
Represents the student viewpoint on university committees, policy-making boards and in general governance; sponsors the Eagle's Nest Organization Council and Freshman Intern program; and provides opportunities to participate in leadership and student government activities.
Study Skills
Learning Center
Union 369-7006
Non-credit instruction in study skills is available through the Reading and Study Skills Laboratory (RASSL).
Student Money Management Center
Chestnut Hall 313
369-7761
Offers financial planning assistance and advisement to students.
Substance Abuse Resource Center
Chestnut Hall
565-2418
Promotes a campus-wide approach to eliminate the abuse of alcohol and the use of illegal drugs through education, intervention and resources.
THEA - Program for Academic Readiness
Stovall Hall 117
565-4403
Assists students with the Texas Higher Education Assessment test.
Transcripts
Contact the Registrar (Eagle Student Services Center 209, 565-2344).
Transfer Student Programs
Union 319
369-8397
Provides programs that will help transfer students transition into UNT with success.
Tutoring
Contact your departmental advisor, the department teaching the course in which you need assistance, access free tutors (one-on-one, group, and online) through the Learning Center (Union 323, 369-7006), or contact Discovery (Highland Hall 201, 565-2090) to see if you qualify for their services.
UNT Bookstore
Union 2nd level
565-2592
Books, supplies, t-shirts, gifts and more.
Veterans' Concerns
Consult the Registrar (Eagle Student Service Center 209, 565-2111).
Volunteer Center
Union 320
565-3021
Provides individuals with opportunities to contribute to the betterment of the community through service.
Withdrawal
See the Schedule of Classes for dates and conditions or consult the Registrar (Eagle Student Services Center 209, 565-2111). Seeking Options and Solutions (SOS) Dean of Students Office (Union, 320, 565-2648) - Program designed to provide alternatives to withdrawing from UNT. Possible solutions to financial and academic difficulties are addressed.
Women's Center
Union 422
565-3527
Educates university community about gender issues and offers opportunities for personal and professional development.
Writing Center
Auditorium Building 105
565-2563
Provides free tutoring and workshops with individualized and group work in all areas of writing. Grammar and writing questions? Contact the Grammar Hotline (565-4311) or email the Writing Center at untwritingcenter@yahoo.com.
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