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There are many campus resources available to UCSD graduate students. Continue reading to learn more about Campus Services, Community Centers, Graduate Student Organizations, and Child Care |
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Career Services Center (CSC): The Career Services Center exists to help students and alumni of the University of California determine and fulfill their career goals. We offer a wide range of programs and services, guided by their Principles of Service.
Website: career.ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-3750
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Center for Teaching Development (CTD): The Center for Teaching Development is a service program devoted to the improvement of all aspects of teaching. CTD is a reflection of the university's commitment to educational excellence, and provides a central facility to assist all instructors in the continued improvement of teaching and learning.
Website: ctd.ucsd.edu
Email: ctd@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-6767
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Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD): The Office for Students with Disabilities' mission facilitates many facets of student development and disability management: Achievement and maintenance of independence, academic and social success and self-advocacy on and off campus though the coordination of access to campus programs, services, and facilities. OSD promotes effective planning, adaptation and enhanced awareness of students’ individual abilities.
Website: osd.ucsd.edu
Email: osd@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-4382
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Office of Sexual Harassment Prevention and Policy (OSHPP): Our mission is to educate the entire UCSD community about sexual harassment and gender discrimination and to assist with the prevention and resolution of these issues in a fair and responsible manner. We promote an environment in which all can work, learn and live in an atmosphere free from all forms of harassment and discrimination.
Website: oshpp.ucsd.edu
Email: oshpp@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-8298
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Ombuds Office: The UCSD Office of the Ombuds provides confidential, neutral, and informal dispute resolution services for the UCSD community. The office is available to assist faculty, staff, students, non-Senate academics, postdoctoral trainees, and employees of UCSD Healthcare (UCSD Medical Center and related facilities) who seek guidance with the resolution of academic or administrative issues and disputes. Its services supplement, but do not replace, other administrative processes at the University. The office works to facilitate communication and assist parties in reaching mutually acceptable agreements in order to find fair and equitable resolutions to concerns that arise at the university. The ombuds office also reports general trends of issues and provides feedback throughout the organization, and advocates systems change when appropriate without disclosing confidential communications.
Website: ombuds.ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-0777
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Psychological and Counseling Services (P&CS): Psychological and Counseling Services is committed to promoting student wellness, continuous life-skills building, development, and the preservation of an environment conducive to growth and learning.
Website: psychservices.ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-3755
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Student Health Services (SHS): Student Health Service provides quality primary medical care, including urgent care and support services such as laboratory, pharmacy, and x-ray. We have primary care physicians who are board certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine. Some of our physicians also have additional training and expertise in Gynecology, Sports Medicine, Rheumatology, Urgent Care, and Mental/Behavioral Health. Read more about the Student Health Insurance Plan.
Website: studenthealth.ucsd.edu
Email: studenthealth@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-3300
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Recreation: UCSD recreation provides a variety of opportunities for students to remain active. Whether you want to use the pristine state of the art facilities at RIMAC or the rugged equipment from Outback Adventures, UCSD Recreation has something for you.
Website: recreation.ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-4037
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Student Legal Services (SHS): Student Legal Services is a Student Affairs Program funded by student registration fees. Because student fees serve as the source of the our funds, we only provide services to registered UCSD undergraduate and graduate students. Post-docs are ineligible for services because they do not pay registration fees.
Website: sls.ucsd.edu
Email: sls@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-4374
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Cross Cultural Center (CCC): The UCSD Cross-Cultural Center is dedicated to supporting the needs of UCSD’s diverse student, staff and faculty communities. Our mission is to create a learning environment in which the entire campus community feels welcome.
Website: ccc.ucsd.edu
Email: cccenter@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-9689
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International Center: The International Center is a multipurpose facility created to foster cross cultural exchange and to provide international events and education for the entire UCSD campus and community. The International Center provides advising services and programs for the 4,000+ international students and scholars as well as more than 1,000 programs abroad participants. We also offer programs for the entire campus community that foster global perspectives. Over 500 volunteers participate annually in a wide variety of International Center projects.
Website: icenter.ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-3730 (International Students and Scholars)
Number: (858) 534-1123 (Study Abroad)
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgeder Resource Center (LGBTRC): The LGBT Resource Center at UCSD is a diverse, open and public space for all members of the university community to explore issues relating to sexual and gender identities, practices and politics. It develops student leadership, builds workplace equity, promotes academic research, and provides resources. The Center challenges existing definitions of variant genders and sexualities by engaging in community building on- and off-campus. This Center sustains and develops visibility, sense of community, and knowledge of diverse queer people.
Website: lgbt.ucsd.edu
Email: rainbow@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 822-3493
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Women's Center: The UCSD Women's Center is a space in which people work collaboratively to foster the educational, professional, and personal development of diverse groups of women. The Center provides education and support to all members of UCSD regarding gender issues, with the goal of promoting an inclusive and equitable campus community.
Website: women.ucsd.edu
Email: women@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 822-0074
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Graduate Student Association: GSA is the official representative body for all UCSD graduate students including those in the School of Medicine. It is responsible for appointing graduate students to university committees and communicates graduate student interests to the Office of Graduate Studies. In addition, the GSA implements social and cultural events, provides financing for departmental events, and offers interdisciplinary academic activities.
Website: gsa.ucsd.edu
Email: gsa@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 534-6504
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GUIDE: GUIDE (Graduates United in the Interests of Diversity and Excellence) is a group created by graduate students to support one another both within and across disciplines. Peer Advocates are paired with incoming graduate students to add another level of support and guidance through the trying and confusing first quarter and year. Additionally, GUIDE holds programs every quarter to bring graduate students together from every discipline and promote a greater social awareness through activities and workshops.
Website: ogs.ucsd.edu/guide
Email: cpmurphy@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 822-1492
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International Cooperative Nursery School: Our educational philosophy is based on the principle that children learn through hands-on involvement with activities about which they are motivated to learn. At ICNS, we provide an environment in which child-initiated activities are encouraged and developmentally appropriate materials are utilized. Children gain social, emotional, physical and cognitive competence through these experiences. Art, creative movement, dramatic play, science, language arts, and math activities are all included. It is part of the ICNS philosophy to be culturally diverse. We do this by accepting children of UCSD faculty, staff and students, visiting foreign families and those from the local community. This makes ICNS a very welcome and friendly environment for children from all cultures and traditions. Our school maintains a one-to-five adult/student ratio (or better) with caring, cooping parents and a well-trained, professional staff. The goals of ICNS are to provide play experiences in a safe and exciting environment and to promote parent involvement and education.
Website: blink.ucsd.edu/go/icns
Email: icns@ucsd.edu
Number: (858) 455-9310
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