
Student Support Resource Guide
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Connect2You Resource Guide
Connect2You is your guide to the many resources available at the University of Michigan-Flint. Whether you need academic support, health and wellness services, help with your student accounts, or ways to get involved on campus, this guide connects you to the offices, programs and people who are here to help you succeed.
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Academic Units
College of Art, Sciences & Education
umflintCASE@umich.edu | 810-762-3234
At the College of Arts, Sciences & Education, students experience a liberal education. Whether their focus tends to lie more with the sciences or the arts, they will learn through a variety of subjects and gain the skills valued most highly by employers. You will expand their horizons and discover new interests throughout their years in CASE, emerging as capable learners ready for whatever comes next in life.
College of Innovation & Technology
The College of Innovation & Technology provides world-class academic programs that can take your future on an exciting journey where you are inspired by your professors, connected to business leaders, and can earn a degree that prepares you for a successful career in the rising field of technology.
College of Health Sciences
flint.chs@umich.edu | 810-237-6645
The College of Health Sciences is for students who are pursuing careers as healthcare professionals in the diverse fields of physical and occupational therapy, public health, healthcare management, and other related fields.
School of Management
schoolofmanagement@umich.edu | 810-762-3160
The School of Management is committed to helping students grow and excel in the business world as creative problem solvers, responsible leaders, and innovative strategists.
School of Nursing
810-762-3420
The School of Nursing offers bachelorโs, masterโs, and doctoral degrees in several nursing areas. Theoretical and clinical learning experiences prepare students to provide care for the acutely and chronically ill and also to instruct clients in health promotion and disease and injury prevention.
Academic Support Services
Math Lab
studentsuccessflint@umich.edu | 810-762-3085
The Math Tutor Lab in MSB 415 is a free space for students to learn and practice their mathematical coursework up through Calculus II (MTH 122). The lab is staffed by upper-level mathematics students and typically is open Monday-Thursday 9-5pm and Friday 9-1pm. Both in-person and online hours are available.
Tutoring or General Advising
studentsuccessflint@umich.edu | 810-762-3085
The Student Success Center works to support your effort to stay on track and graduate on time. The SSC coordinates New Student Orientation, Placement Testing, Academic Advising, Tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, and offers periodic academic success seminars. SSC staff are also available to answer any general questions you may have about your classes.
Writing Center
flint.writingcenter@umich.edu | 810-766-6602
The Writing Center helps students, faculty, and staff with their writing and speaking needs. Highly-trained student tutors work with students at all academic levels and from all disciplines, providing in-person and online tutoring.
Thompson Library
reference-flint@umich.edu | 810-762-3400
The Thompson Library supports all studentsโ research and information needs. Professional librarians are available to help students with research projects at all levels both online and in person. See libcal.umflint.edu for library hours and libguides.umflint.edu/ask for all ways to communicate with librarians.
Academic Enrichment Programs
Study Abroad
studyabroad@umich.edu | 810-762-0867
Studying abroad is a transformative experience. You will learn to think in new ways, encounter differences, and reconsider perspectives. Your experiences living and learning abroad will create new opportunities for your academic, professional, and personal growth. And, studying abroad is easier and more affordable than you may think.
The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP)
flint.research@umich.edu | 810-762-3383
UROP is designed to support collaborations between UM-Flint undergraduate students and faculty researchers. UROP allows students to earn paid (or volunteer) hands-on research experience working alongside faculty on cutting-edge projects. Additionally, faculty are afforded the opportunity to mentor enthusiastic and talented students.
Campus Activities, Programs and Involvement
Center for Gender & Sexuality
cgs.umflint@umich.edu | 810-237-6648
The Center for Gender & Sexuality amplifies the voices of women, survivors, and the LGBTQIA+ communities and the intersecting identities within them. Through outreach, education, and advocacy, CGS provides skill and competency building that is grounded in activism and social justice.
Center for Global Engagement
globalflint@umich.edu | 810-762-0867
CGE is an academic resource center for students, faculty, and staff interested in global and intercultural education opportunities (domestic and abroad). We provide professional advising and support services for international students, students interested in education abroad, and faculty interested in infusing their teaching and scholarship with global and intercultural perspectives and learning experiences.
Office of Online and Digital Education
ode-helpdesk@umich.edu | 810-237-6691
ODE supports the design, development, and delivery of online programs and courses for the University of Michigan-Flint and connects you with the tools you need for instruction, learning, and support. As a โone-stop-shopโ for online learning and teaching, ODE works directly with students and faculty to bring accessible, relevant, and high-quality education and training outside the confines of the classroom walls and beyond.
Intercultural Center
UMFlintICCStaff@umich.edu | 810-762-3045
The Intercultural Center supports cultural student organizations and critical dialogues on UM-Flintโs campus, with programming aligning with the pillars of belonging, advocacy, and education.
Student Involvement and Leadership
flint-sil@umich.edu | 810-762-3431
There are many ways that you can get involved during your time at the UM-Flint. We encourage you to join or start a student club/organization, become a member of a fraternity or sorority, attend a program sponsored by CGS or the ICC, participate in a program sponsored by the Campus Activities Board, or play in a club sport.
Office of Engaged Learning
810-424-5483
ELO works to advance public engagement efforts at the University of Michigan-Flint. ELO supports and coordinates community-engaged learning and service efforts with students, faculty, and community partners.
Health and Wellness
Counseling and Psychological Services
flint.caps@umich.edu | 810-762-3456
Counseling and Psychological Services provides free mental health services to enrolled students to help them maximize their academic and personal potential.
Disability & Accessibility Support Services
dassflint@umich.edu | 810-762-3456
Disability & Accessibility Support Services helps students gain equal access to their education. DASS provides support for any student with a Learning Disability, Autism, Aspergerโs Syndrome, Mental Health Concerns, among others. The office also takes reports about issues with the campus facilities for those with accessibility concerns such as elevators, snow removal, and accessibility to their classes.
UM-Flint Recreational Services
reccenter@umich.edu | 810-762-3441
UM-Flint Recreational Services serves students, faculty/staff, and community members through our facilities and programs. Programs include drop-in fitness classes, intramural sports, club sports, and various special events.
The Care Team
flint.avc.dos@umich.edu | 810-762-5728
The mission of the CARE Team is to provide a coordinated, caring response to situations and behaviors that have the potential to impede success and/or threaten the safety and security of the campus and learning environment. This response is tied to the parallel mission of educating and empowering campus constituents to identify and report concerns.
Student Account Services
Information Technology Services
flint.its.support@umich.edu | 810-762-3123
ITS is a diverse team of highly dedicated professionals committed to our students, faculty, staff, and the community. Our mission is to provide technology solutions, services, and support founded on the business needs of our campus community.
Office of Cashiers and Student Accounts
flint.cashiers@umich.edu | 810-762-3490
The Office of Cashiers/Student Accounts manages student account billing, tuition and housing payments, and collections at UM-Flint.
Office of Financial Aid
financialaidflint@umich.edu | 810-762-3444
The Financial Aid office helps students with filing the FAFSA, provides financial aid offers, assists with general aid & scholarship questions, along with financial emergencies.
Office of the Registrar
Flint.registrar@umich.edu | 810-762-3344
The Office of the Registrar provides support for students, faculty, staff, and members of the community. Services include registration, transcripts, course catalog, schedule preparation, enrollment verification, graduation, and maintenance of student records.
Student Support Services
Dean of Students
flint.avc.dos@umich.edu | 810-762-5728
The Office of the Dean of Students is the place to go when you donโt know where to go. The office works with students, parents and families, and faculty and staff who have questions about any issue related to the student experience, support, and assistance. ODOS oversees student concerns, student conduct and community standards, conflict resolution, and other resources for students, including the Wolverine Essentials.
Division of Student Affairs
flint.studentaffairs@umich.edu | 810-762-3434
Student life is an essential part of the total student experience at UM-Flint. You can join or create clubs and organizations, participate in leadership development programs, take part in service opportunities, engage in personal growth activities, access support resources, and services, and unwind with sports and recreation โ all while making new and lifelong friends.
Department of Public Safety
flint.dps.support@umich.edu | Non-Emergency 810-762-3335 | On Campus Emergencies 810-762-3333
DPS provides complete law enforcement services to the campus. Our police officers are licensed by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and authorized to enforce all federal, state, and local laws, and rules of the University of Michigan. Our officers are also deputized by Genesee County. Our officers are well trained in services unique to an academic institution. We are dedicated to the community policing philosophy as a way of delivering police services to our campus community.
Office of Graduate Programs
FlintGradOffice@umich.edu | 810-762-3171
Whether you are pursuing a masterโs degree, doctoral degree, or graduate certification, you can experience world-class education that unleashes your full potential. With expert faculty and convenient course offerings, UM-Flintโs graduate degrees and certificates are a smart investment for anyone determined to take their education and careers to the next level.
Undergraduate Admissions Office
admissions.flint@umich.edu | 810-762-3300
The Office of Admissions is here to help you with every step of your applicationโfrom giving you a simplified application process to offering one-on-one guidance.
Campus Climate Support
Campus Climate Reporting Line 810-237-6530 | On-line Reporting Form
Creating and maintaining a respectful and welcoming environment for all to live, learn, work and thrive is a priority at UM-Flint. To that end, the university has established a Campus Climate Support team, focused on addressing concerns that may create harm to members of the university community based on their social identities.
The CCS team is committed to providing support for those who may have been targets of, or affected by, campus climate concerns. Reports of campus climate concerns by UM-Flint students, faculty and staff will be reviewed by the CCS team that will in turn work to ensure that appropriate university resources and expertise are provided to anyone who feels they have been harmed or negatively impacted.
CCS is not a disciplinary body, cannot impose sanctions, and does not require participation in any aspect of CCSโs work. CCSโs purpose is to support students, faculty or staff and connect them to resources. A longer-term desired outcome is that over time these efforts will contribute to the maintenance of respect and understanding among members of the University community, improving the campus climate for everyone.
Wolverine Essentials
Wolverine Essentials is a one-stop location for currently enrolled UM-Flint students to access basic needs services and resources linking them to supplemental food, housing resources, gently used clothing, toiletries, and other basic needs resources.
Student Veterans Resource Center
The mission of the Student Veterans Resource Center is to provide academic support to the veteran community. We assist the veteran community with their pursuit of academic and career goals while offering services tailored to the unique experiences and needs of student veterans. Including, but not limited to, assisting with activating and utilizing your GI Billยฎ benefits.