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UR makes a wide
variety of resources available to its students. These include:
The Academic Skills Center offers free tutoring in a variety of subjects to all
University of Richmond students. Both individual and group tutoring options are
available in one-hour sessions. Advising in study skills (i.e., test-taking,
note-taking, information processing, concentration, etc.), stress management,
and time management is also available.
The CDC exists to help students identify and achieve their career goals.
Counseling and Psychological Services ("CAPS") offers a wide range of
counseling and psychological services to full-time students at the University
of Richmond. Other members of the University community are eligible for consultation
and for assistance in referral.
The goal of all the financial resources at Richmond--need-based aid, merit
scholarships, payment plans and more--is to reduce the factor of the cost of
college so that the decision to enroll can be based upon what really matters:
attending the school that is the best academic and personal fit.
Help with computer & network problems. Training classes and computer
labs...
Start your research, connect to online resources, locate books and articles...
Learn (for free!) how to use software like Excel,
PowerPoint, Photoshop, and more!
The Office of International Education is the focal point of all international
activities on campus. Its staff, in addition to advising the majors, assists
them and all other students in choosing work and study abroad opportunities,
advises international students, and administers the University's exchange
programs. This office also organizes the Study Abroad Fair and a variety of
international events.
Search online for student email addresses, web pages, student organizations,
...
The Speech Center offers assistance to those who wish to pursue effective
speaking and articulate behavior across academic disciplines. Undergraduate and
graduate students who come to the Speech Center (located on the ground floor of
the Webb Tower between Booker Hall and Keller Road) work with trained student
speech consultants to develop and refine their skills in preparing individual
and group presentations.
The Office of Student Activities serves to enhance and provide a balance
between the academic experience and student life. An extensive variety of
cultural, educational, recreational and leadership programs provide
opportunities to interface and interact within the University and its surrounding
communities.
The Student Health Center offers a comprehensive program in health education
and health maintenance, as well as treatment for illness and injury. The Health
Center staff includes board certified family practice physicians and registered
nurses. Services include acute care for illness and injury and general medical
care.
The University recognizes the importance of providing students with
opportunities to broaden their education through study abroad and encourages
students to take advantage of worldwide opportunities for such study.
The Jessie Ball duPont Chaplaincy is central to the
life and purpose of the University of Richmond, encouraging men and women from
diverse backgrounds to develop their intellectual, spiritual, social, and
physical potentials and to explore creatively the frontiers of faith and
reason. Ecumenical in nature, the University Chaplaincy designs comprehensive
programming in order to widen vision, deepen faith, strengthen character, stimulate
creativity, enhance capacity for leadership and service, and equip students to
think rationally, act responsibly, and work productively in a complex society.
The Writing Center offers the following services: