There are a number of academic resources and staff members at UWRF to help you succeed in the classroom. Below are where you can find a number of them.
Disability Resource Center
123 Rodli Hall | (715) 425-0740 | uwrf.edu/DRC/
Ability Services supports students who have very difficult medical, physical, sensory, or brain related issues. When necessary the office arranges alternative ways these students can do important things. This is often called "accommodation." The goal is equal access and opportunity.
 Career Services
Comprehensive assistance with choosing a major, exploring career options, finding and applying for internships and jobs, and selecting and applying to graduate school
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Counseling Services
Free and confidential individual and group counseling to all students, as well as a variety of wellness programs and services. Counseling Services incorporates a brief therapeutic model with an emphasis on developmentally-oriented therapy directed at helping students succeed in the university environment.
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Honors Program
Meets the educational needs of students who have an outstanding record of academic achievement and intellectual adventure.
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Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging
An inclusive and supportive community space for underrepresented students to learn and engage with educational resources and campus opportunities.
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Pre-Major/Exploratory Advising Program
The Pre-Major Advising program assists students who are exploring degree options before declaring a major. Program participants will work on completing their general education requirements while exploring a variety of academic options and outcomes. For more information contact Daniel Rivera at 715-425-3531 or james.t.corbett@uwrf.edu
Student Support Services
Academic, career, and personal coaching for eligible students. Provides access to one-on-one academic coaching, leadership and community service opportunities, career/graduate school advising, opportunities to participate in social/cultural activities, and assistance with accessing campus services.
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Textbook Services
Textbooks and other classroom resources for UWRF students.
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Violence Prevention Services
Violence Prevention serves as a campus resource for issues related to sexual and intimate partner  violence. Staff is available to help students, faculty and staff through the reporting process, discuss options and provide resources. The Violence Prevention Coordinator and Campus Victim Advocate are confidential resources.
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Tutoring Centers
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