Written by Caelyn Jischke, Senior, Communication, Social Media Intern
A new academic year is upon us! Whether you are looking for ways to get involved on campus, various academic resources, or general questions about UW-Green Bay, faculty and staff are here to help. Below are resources available to all UWGB students to help you succeed.
Academic Advising
Looking for registration help or want to explore your major options? Academic Advising works with you and experts in your chosen major to keep you on track! While these advisors are intended for first-year, new transfers, online, or undeclared students, Academic Advising is here to help steer any student in the right direction. The staff are located in the Student Services building (SS1100) and can also be reached by (920)465–2000 or uwgb@uwgb.edu. Visit the Academic Advising Website.
Campus Cupboard:
Students, faculty, and staff can visit the Campus Cupboard for food from the campus food pantry, as well as hygiene, clothing, and personal products. Visit Rose Hall (RH 140) in the ‘CK One’ space between Wood and Rose Halls. All you have to do is swipe your University ID! Contact sofoodpantry@uwgb.edu for volunteer and donation opportunities or call (920)465–2167 for more information. Visit the Campus Cupboard Website.
Career Services:
Need help with your resume, cover letter, or are looking to improve interview skills? Career Services is here to assist you, visit Student Services (SS 1600) or contact careers@uwgb.edu or (920)465–2163 for more information. Visit the Career Services Website
Community Center:
The Community Center is a great resource for residential students where you have access to a printing station and the mailroom 24/7. There is also a front desk that can help with any housing or maintenance concerns. Contact housing@uwgb.edu or (920)465-2040 for more information. Visit the Community Center Website.
Financial Aid:
Financial Aid helps students and their families seek financial resources, including options for funding educational costs, specific types of aid available for you, and how to maintain eligibility. Visit Student Services (SS 1100) during their office hours of Monday-Friday 7:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m. or contact financialaid@uwgb.edu or call (920)465–2111 for more information or to request an appointment. Visit the Financial Aid Website.
Green Bay One Stop Shop (GBOSS)
Have a question, but don’t know where to start? GBOSS Staff can help! Whether you have questions regarding Financial Aid, Registration or Admissions, the staff located in the Student Services building (SS1100) are here to assist you. You may also call (920)465–2111 or email gboss@uwgb.edu. They also have a chat box on their website. Visit the GBOSS Website.
Learning Center
Stop by the Learning Center to get FREE academic tutoring and resources to help you thrive! Assistance can be given one-on-one or in a group, in an in-person or virtual session. Tutoring is provided by student experts who have already taken that course. Visit Cofrin Library (CL 207) or contact (920)465–2958 or sttutor1@uwgb.edu to start a session. Visit the Learning Center Website.
Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA)
MESA provides various services, activities, and advising to develop multi-ethnic students and promote academic success for students on campus. Check out the Suite Student Lounge Monday-Friday from 7 a.m.-11:30 p.m.or Saturday-Sunday from 8:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Or visit the MESA office in the University Union (UU Suite 112). You can also contact mesa@uwgb.edu or (920)465–2522 for more information. Visit MESA Website.
Office of International Education:
Interested in studying abroad and don’t know where to start? The Office of International Education is here to help. Visit Cofrin Library (CL 108) during their office hours of Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. or contact oie@uwgb.edu or call (920)465–2190 to hear more about faculty and staff resources, international student needs, or any questions about studying abroad during your time here at UWGB. Visit the Office of International Education Website.
Phoenix Cares
The Phoenix Cares resource allow the opportunity for students to share concerns about another student or themselves. Make a report or gather more information at uwgb.edu/phoenix-cares. Visit the Phoenix Cares Website.
Pride Center
The Pride Center is a welcoming place that provides support services for LGBTQIA+ students, faculty, staff, and allies. Stop by the center to simply hang out with other students, participate in events or meet new friends! Visit the University Union (UU 153), uwgb.edu/pride-center, or contact (920)-465–2167. Center hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit the Pride Center Website.
Student Accessibility Services (SAS):
Whether you are a new or current student who has a documented disability, SAS can help provide academic accommodations. Visit Student Services (SS 1700) during their office hours of Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. or contact sas@uwgb.edu or call (920)465–2841 for more information. Visit SAS Website.
Student Engagement
Stop by to learn about student organizations, campus activities, and volunteer opportunities. Student Engagement provides students with opportunities and events to engage, make new friends, learn new skills, and simply have fun! Visit uwgb.edu/student-engagement for more information! Visit Student Engagement Website.
University Police:
University Police are actively patrolling campus, provide students with safe walks and hold self-defense courses for all students. For any non-emergency situation please contact (920)465–2300. Visit University Police Website.
University Recreation (UREC) & UREC Outdoor Adventure
University Recreation provides students with fitness and recreation. Join in on an adventure trip, workout class, or intramurals, rock climbing, intramurals, and SO much more? Check out UREC at our Kress Events Center. Visit uwgb.edu/university-recreation, or contact (920)-465–2449 for more information about UREC. Email urecoutdoors@uwgb.edu or contact (920)-465–2931 for more information regarding UREC Outdoor Adventure and their upcoming event schedule. Visit UREC Website.
Veteran & Service Member Student Lounge:
Any veteran or service members attending the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay have the option to go to the Student Lounge for Veteran and Service Members located in Mac Hall (MH 227). Visit the Veteran Services Website.
Wellness Center
Provides students with FREE counseling and medical services. Visit the Student Services Building (SS 1400) or contact (920)-465–2380 to set up an appointment or get more information. Visit the Wellness Center Website.
Writing Center
Students can receive FREE writing support through one-on-one tutoring or study groups with student mentors. Visit uwgb.edu/writing-center to set up an appointment. Visit the Writing Center Website.
