At Redlands, you 'll find a comprehensive array of services designed to support the health and well-being of the community. Staff are friendly and focused on your needs—in health care services, career development, personal counseling and other areas.
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| Academic Support Services |
| Career Development Services |
| Disabled Student Services |
| Health Services |
| International Student Services |
| Multicultural Services |
| Personal Counseling |
| Safety Services |
| Student Employment |
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| Academic Support provides assistance with study skills, time management, academic planning, and tutoring. Learning Skills, SSRV 154, is offered each semester to assist students in obtaining the skills necessary to succeed at the University of Redlands. Writing tutors are available on a drop-in basis to assist with organizing and writing papers. Subject tutors in all academic subjects are available at no charge for undergraduate students. Tutor Request forms may be picked up in Student Services. More... |
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| The Career Development Office helps students to determine their skills and match their skills and interests with a potential internship, career path or graduate school placement. The office holds job fairs, as well as regular workshops on resume writing, job search strategies, interview skills and other topics. More ... |
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| At Redlands, the director of disabled student services works with students to identify and meet needs. Assistance is tailored to the needs of each student. For example, exam accommodations, note taking and/or tutoring. Questions? E-mail Jen Ostermiller or call her at (909) 748-8108. More ... |
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The Student Health Center provides accessible and quality health care to all students with illnesses and/or injuries, and appropriate referrals to emergency services and/or medical specialists. In addition, the center provides wellness education and immunizations. The center is open Monday through Friday and is staffed by a full-time family nurse practitioner, a nurse educator, and a medical assistant, as well as a part-time preventive medicine physician. More... |
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| Redlands welcomes students from 23 nations. These students are supported by the international student advisor in the office of student services. Services include orientation for new students, information and assistance on visa issues, and academic advising. The International Student Association sponsors several events during the academic year culminating in an annual International Dinner for the campus community. Questions? E-mail Leela Madhavarau, Director of Diversity Affairs. |
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| Opened in 2000, in response to student interest, the Multicultural Center is a place to gather to discuss and celebrate multicultural issues. Although the center is new, Redlands has sponsored its annual Multicultural Festival for 12 years. About 30 percent of College of Arts and Sciences students are from underrepresented populations. More ... |
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| Our fully licensed therapists and supervised therapist interns provide free, confidential counseling for individuals, couples and groups on a wide range of issues and concerns, such as depression, anxiety, adjusting to college living, managing college demands, alcohol use, sexuality, body image worries and interpersonal relationships. Referrals for psychiatric care or other community resources are also available. Contact the Counseling Office at ext. 8108 or (909) 748-8108. |
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| The University takes a proactive approach to safety involving three interactive elements: prevention, intervention and education. The University employs highly trained officers and a full-time director of public safety. Also available: a campus shuttle offering night-time transportation. More ... |
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| The University has a robust work-study program that offers part-time job opportunities both on and off-campus to eligible financial aid recipients needing assistance in meeting college expenses. It also provides students with practice skills and opportunities for personal career growth. Students typically work about 10 hours per week and have a work award limit ($2,000 - $2,300 depending on class year) on the amount of money they can earn in the academic year. You may email your questions to Jeannie Serbein, Director of Student Employment. More ... |
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