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Career
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| Career Center |
(310) 206-1915
The Career Center offers many services to students such as,
career counseling, job listings, assistance with resume writing,
on-campus interviewing and much more.
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Child Care
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| UCLA Early Care
and Education Center |
(310) 825-5086
The UCLA Early Care and Education team provides child care,
supports families and shares information and resources with the
community to make a difference in the lives of children.
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Conflict Mediation or Discipline
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| The Office
of the Dean of Students |
(310) 825-3871
The Office of the Dean of Students exists to assist students with any questions
about the University. The Office's purpose is to create a climate that promotes
the personal and intellectual development of students by offering both support
and challenge. The office will handle complaints about students who violate
the Student Conduct Code. |
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| UCLA's
Hate Crime Reporting Site |
Hate Crimes are against California Law and are violations of the University's
anti-discrimination policy. Victims and observers are encouraged to report
hate crimes to UCLA's confidential reporting site. |
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| UCLA Ombuds
Office |
(310) 825-7627
A University Ombudsperson is an independent neutral third party who assist
students, faculty, staff and administrators resolve grievances and complaints
through informal means: counseling, negotiation and mediation. |
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| UCLA Police
Department |
Emergency (on campus)- 911
Non-Emergency- (310) 825-1491
The UCLA Police Department offers emergency response, crime investigation,
crime prevention, CSO Escort and Evening Van Service and many other services.
The UCPD website provides information on UCLA crime statistics, safety tips,
reporting procedures as well as many other services to aid UCLA students.
If you would like fast information about campus crimes by email - please
sign up for the UCPD Campus Safety Email Listserv. |
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| UCLA Sexual
Harassment Prevention Office |
(310)206-3476 Administrative Assistant
(310)206-3417 Pamela Thomason – Sexual Harassment &Title IX Officer
The UCLA Sexual Harassment Prevention Office provides information about
campus policies and procedures to any interested person. Workshops,
briefings and individual consultations can be arranged. |
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Mental Health/Psychotherapy
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| Student
Psychological Services |
(310)825-0768 - general phone number
Student Psychological Servicesâ professionally trained counselors offer a variety of services to registered UCLA students including; individual, couples, and group counseling, and psychotherapy, as well as, outreach, prevention, and referrals. Appointments are free, voluntary and confidential. |
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| Staff
and Faculty Counseling Center |
(310) 794-0245
The Staff and Faculty Counseling Center offers a variety of services by
professionally trained counselors to UCLA staff, faculty and immediate family
members. Services are free, voluntary and confidential. |
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Disability
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| Office for Students
with Disabilities |
(310) 825-1501 (voice)
(310) 206-6083 (TTY/TDD)
The Office for Students with Disabilities provides services to meet the
unique educational needs of regularly enrolled students with
documented permanent and temporary disabilities. |
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Financial
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| Financial Aid
Office |
(310) 206-0400
The mission of the Financial Aid Office is to help remove financial barriers
to assist students in meeting the rising cost of attendance at the institution.
Emergency loans are also available to those who qualify. |
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| Scholarship
Resource Center |
(310) 206-2875
The Scholarship Resource Center provides one-on-one counseling, by appointment,
to help UCLA students find scholarships, request applications, draft personal
statements, proofread applications, or answer any questions. The Scholarship
Resource Center also provides scholarship writing support and access to
typewriters for scholarship purposes. They center is open Monday through
Friday from 11am – 6pm during the regular academic year and is open from
12-5 pm during the summer. |
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Gender Equity
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| The Center for Women & Men |
(310-825-3945)
The Center strives to increase access and retention of UCLA students by
assisting them with overcoming gender-based roadblocks to academic,
personal and professional success, and by addressing issues affecting
campus climate.
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| Center for the Study of
Women |
(310) 825-0590
The UCLA Center for the Study of Women is a nationally recognized center
for research on women and gender. Established in 1984, it is the only unit
of its kind in the University of California system, and it draws on the
energies of 245 faculty from 10 UCLA professional schools and 34 departments. |
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| UCLA Sexual
Harassment Prevention Office |
(310)206-3476 Administrative Assistant
(310)206-3417 Pamela Thomason – Sexual Harassment & Title IX Officer
The UCLA Sexual Harassment Prevention Office provides information about
campus policies and procedures to any interested person. Workshops,
briefings and individual consultations can be arranged. |
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| Women’s Studies
Department |
(310) 206-8101
The UCLA Women's Studies Undergraduate Program, established in 1975, is
an interdisciplinary academic program spanning many departments and disciplines.
The Department offers a major and a minor, as well as, graduate programs
to educate teachers, researchers and professionals in the interdisciplinary
field of Women's Studies. |
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Health
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| Arthur Ashe
Student Health and Wellness Center |
(310) 825-4073
The UCLA Ashe Center is geared to the special health needs of students.
They offer care in three basic clinical areas: Primary Care Clinic, Specialty
Clinics (including Men's Clinic), and Women's Health Service. Pharmacy,
laboratory, nutrition, physical therapy and many other services are also
offered. |
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| Health Education and Outreach Services |
(310) 825-6385
The Health Education and Outreach Services offers workshops and academic
courses to help students deal with challenging transitional issues they
may face during their college years, such as coping with stress, managing
emotions, problem-solving, and developing social & cultural competence.
Often in collaboration with other campus organizations, they provide
experiences that facilitate students’ ability to build developmental,
psychosocial, and cognitive skills that will enhance their academic
success at UCLA. |
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| Iris Cantor UCLA
Women’s Health Education and Resource Center |
(310) 794-9039
The mission of the Iris Cantor UCLA Women’s Health Education and Resource
Center is to provide comprehensive health education programs to women and
their loved ones which inform, support and empower women to achieve their
optimum level of health. |
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Legal
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| Student
Legal Services |
(310) 825-9894
Student Legal Services (SLgS) provides legal counseling and assistance
regarding a wide range of legal issues to all currently registered and
enrolled UCLA students. SLgS is able to help students with a variety
of problems, including: landlord/tenant relations; accident and injury
problems; domestic violence and harassment; criminal matters; divorces
and other family law matters; automobile purchase, repair, and insurance
problems; health care, credit, and financial aid issues; and consumer
problems. SLgS also frequently assists students with problems they have
with other UCLA departments in such areas as housing, financial aid,
harassment, discrimination, ADA compliance, student discipline, and
faculty misconduct. |
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LGBT
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| Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
and Transgender (LGBT) Resource Center |
(310) 206-3628
The LGBT Resource Center provides a range of education, information and
advocacy services and works to create and maintain an open, safe and inclusive
environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, faculty,
staff, their families and the campus community at large. |
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| LGBT
Resource Center's Hate Crime Reporting Site |
Hate Crimes are against California Law and are violations of the University's
anti-discrimination policy. Victims and observers are encouraged to report
hate crimes to the LGBT Resource Center's confidential reporting site. |
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| University of California
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Association |
The UCLGBTIA exists for the purpose of supporting and promoting of the
University of California community with respect to diverse sexual and/or
gender orientations.
The Association exists to create a positive environment conducive to the
well-being of the members of the community. |
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Safety
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| The Center for Women & Men |
(310-825-3945)
The Center strives to increase access and retention of UCLA students by
assisting them with overcoming gender-based roadblocks to academic,
personal and professional success, and by addressing issues affecting
campus climate. |
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| Community
Service Officer (CSO) Escort |
(310) 794-WALK
Escorts are available free of charge to walk with students, faculty, staff,
or visitors 365 days a year from dusk until 1:00 am between campus buildings,
local living areas, or Westwood Village within the approximate boundaries
of Sunset Boulevard to the north, Hilgard to the east, Wilshire to the South,
and Veteran to the west. |
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| Evening
Van Service |
(310) 825-9800
The Evening Van Service provides a safe means of transportation around campus
during the evening hours. The vans provide transportation between campus
buildings, on-campus housing, and nearby residential areas. The service
is free of charge and available to all UCLA students, staff, faculty, and
visitors. The Evening Van Service is only available during the academic school
year.
Waiting time varies from 15 to 25 minutes and runs from Monday through
Thursday from 6-11 pm. |
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| Safety and Security
Education Committee |
The On-Campus Housing Safety and Security Education Committee raises awareness
around many safety issues, including, but not limited to, fire prevention,
earthquake preparedness, access control, personal protection, and sexual
violence. The committee offers educational programs, activities and literature
as well as responds to community concerns. |
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| UCLA's
Hate Crime Reporting Site |
Hate Crimes are against California Law and are violations of the University's
anti-discrimination policy. Victims and observers are encouraged to report
hate crimes to UCLA's confidential reporting site. |
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| UCLA Sexual Harassment & Title IX Officer |
(310)206-3476 Administrative Assistant
(310)206-3417 Pamela Thomason – Sexual Harassment &Title IX Officer
The UCLA Sexual Harassment Prevention Office provides information about campus
policies and procedures to any interested person. Workshops, briefings and
individual consultations can be arranged. |
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| UCLA Police
Department |
Emergency (on campus)- 911
Non-Emergency- (310) 825-1491
The UCLA Police Department offers emergency response, crime investigation,
crime prevention, CSO Escort and Evening Van Service and many other services.
The UCPD website provides information on UCLA crime statistics, safety tips,
reporting procedures as well as many other services to aid UCLA students.
If you would like fast information about campus crimes by email - please
sign up for the UCPD Campus Safety Email Listserv. |
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Sexual Harassment
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| UCLA Sexual Harassment & Title IX Officer |
(310)206-3476 Administrative Assistant
(310)206-3417 Pamela Thomason – Sexual Harassment &Title IX Officer
The UCLA Sexual Harassment Prevention Office provides information about
campus policies and procedures to any interested person. Workshops,
briefings and individual consultations can be arranged. |
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Student Groups
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| Bruin
Belles Service Association |
Bruin Belles Service Association is an official UCLA philanthropic
organization dedicated to community and university service, and to
the promotion of women's leadership. BBSA is a non-partisan,
non-religious organization. |
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| Center for
Student Programming |
(310) 825-7041
The Center for Student Programming (CSP) provides a centralized location
for the dissemination of information on campus organizations and opportunities
for students to become involved. CSP provides registration, advising and
counseling to all student groups on campus. The Bruin Leaders Project (BLP),
Spirit Squad, and Rally Committee, as well as both student
governments—Undergraduate Students Association Council and the
Graduate Students Association—are also advised out of CSP. |
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| Student Welfare
Commission |
(310) 825-7586
The goal of the Student Welfare Commission, a campus centered
community service organization, is to keep the student body
informed about any and all current health and wellness issues
which may affect the campus population, as well as promoting
the general welfare of the student population through various
programs and events. |
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Other
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| Dashew International
Center for Students and Scholars (DICSS) |
(310) 824-5840
The Dashew International Center for Students and Scholars provides
programs and services to help international students and scholars
adjust to their new lives on campus and in the Los Angeles community,
and to build bridges between UCLA’s international and domestic
communities. |
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| Office of Residential
Life |
(310) 825-3401
The Office of Residential Life is a student affairs office within on-campus
housing. Residential Life Staff (comprised of approximately 30 full-time
staff, 230 student staff and 13 Faculty in the residence) are responsible
for counseling, advising, programming, room assignments, conduct, discipline,
emergency responses, computer labs and student computing education. |
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| Student Affairs |
The mission of Student Affairs is to support the teaching, research, and
public service functions of the University by providing programs, services,
and educational experiences which promote the academic success of UCLA students
and enhance the quality of campus life. |
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| UCLA Home Page |
The UCLA Home Page is a way to find specific information about UCLA or just
to learn more about UCLA in general. |
