Campus Resources for PSEO Students
Academic Resources
UMN Morris Resources
Attending university classes while in high school is rewarding, but is also difficult. PSEO students who did not seek academic support prior to starting the PSEO program have sometimes struggled to acknowledge their need to seek help. However, it is extremely important that communicate any academic concerns with the PSEO Adviser and your instructor(s) before it becomes a problem. They can help you find the resources you need to succeed. Please remember that poor performance in courses as a PSEO student may impact admissibility to undergraduate programs.
Briggs Library - Briggs Library is open 94 hours a week. Hours | Library Map | Services | Spaces
Study Space - Briggs Library has ten study rooms (not counting collaboration spaces). There are two study rooms located on the first floor, two on the second floor (main floor) that is shared with the Office of Academic Success during the day, five on the third floor, and two on the fourth floor. They are available on a first-come, first-use basis.
Online/Remote Learning Space - The study rooms on the third floor (#321, #322, #323, #324, #325) have been enhanced with computers and webcams to support online/remote learning and communications.
Computer Labs - Find Computer Labs. Learn on to print on campus. See WebPrint | WebPrint Guide
Student Success Center - PSEO students are encouraged to access Learning Assistance, Peer-assisted Learning (PAL) and Tutoring resources offered by the Student Success Center.
Disability Resource Center (DRC) - PSEO students may access services through the Disability Resource Center (DRC). The DRC collaborates with students who have disabilities to provide and/or arrange reasonable accommodations. See Disability Resource Center for more information.
Quantitative Learning Center (QLC)
Tutoring
Writing Center - The Writing Center, located in Briggs 252, is a place for students to discuss their writing with a trained peer writing consultant, free of charge. Writing Center consultants work with student writers at all stages of the writing process, including brainstorming, drafting, organizing, and revising; they can offer feedback on how to make an argument stronger, choose and analyze evidence, focus paragraphs, write introductions and conclusions, and more. Consultants do not proofread papers, but they can help writers learn to edit their own work. To see this semester's schedule and make an appointment, visit UMN Morris Writing Center.
Hasselmo Language Teaching Center (LTC) - Located in the basement of the Humanities Building. The Hasselmo Language Teaching Center comprises a computing facility and a Media Screening Room. Both rooms are available for student use when not reserved for a course. See the LTC Reservation Procedures. Check the online reservation schedule for the LTC
Note: Because the Language Teaching Center (LTC) is staffed by students, it is often closed between classes.
U of MN Resources
Learn Online: For those enrolled in an online, remote or a blended format, here are some tips and helpful resources to help you succeed. Visit Learning Online 101'
Learning Online 101 - A free, self-paced online course that helps U of M students prepare for technical and academic success in courses using online content. Self-enroll using this link: z.umn.edu/LearningOnline101.
Other Resources
Khan Academy: Offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. To learn more, see https://www.khanacademy.org/
Mental & Emotional Health Resources
Student Counseling - PSEO students may access services through Student Counseling. See Student Counseling for more information.
HOW TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
Please call 320-589-6060 to schedule an appointment between 8:00 a.m. - noon and 1:00 - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
You may also email ummcounseling@morris.umn.edu. Please note the preferred method is to call to schedule your appointment.
See intake paperwork information.
Note: If you are under 18, you will need to have a minor consent form filled out by a parent/guardian.
Physical Wellness & Safety Resources
UMN Morris Health Services - PSEO students living in campus housing may access UMN Morris Health Services. All other PSEO students should use their local health provider. See Health Service for more information.
Healthy Eating - Physical inactivity and unhealthy eating are now the second leading cause of death and disease in the United States. Visit UMN Morris Healthy Eating to learn more.
Sexual Violence Prevention - Student taking at least one course on the UMN Morris campus must take the course. See Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates Program.
On-campus PSEO - PSEO students who take at least one course on the UMN Morris campus are required to take the course.
Online ONLY PSEO - PSEO students who are enrolled in online courses only are NOT required to take the course.
UMN Morris Public Safety - UMN Morris Public Safety is committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment. Public safety provides crime prevention and safety programs, safe escort services, parking and law enforcement, building access and security and emergency services. See Morris Public Safety. If you have been physically threatened or are the victim of a crime, call 911.
Programs and Services - Call 320-589-6000 or email for more information on these programs.
You can speak to a police officer anonymously. Public Safety are available by calling:
320-589-6000 (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.);
320-287-1601 (nights/weekends).
Report all harassment and/or discrimination incidents using the EOAA Reporting Form.
Blue Light Emergency Telephones
For emergency use, open the door and push the red panic call button.
You will be connected to Stevens County 911 Dispatch Center.
Provides walking escorts from all campus locations to other on-campus or nearby locations.
Call 320-589-6000, or 320-287-1601 (cell) after 4:30 p.m.
Contact Public Safety for more information about this event.
Groups that wish to hold personal safety training should make a request for training.
Parking Information
Emergency Information
Technology Resources
Rodney A. Briggs Library - Room 250
320/ 589-6150
ummhelp@morris.umn.edu
Walk-in Hours: M-F 7:30-5:30
Getting Started
Read the New UMN Morris Students: Start Using Technology Guide
Set up your Account
Connect to campus WiFi
Connect to Canvas
Download free software (e.g. Microsoft Office 365)
Find computer labs
Learn on to print on campus
And more!
Email
The University-assigned email account is the University’s official means of communication with all students.
You are responsible for all information sent to you via your University email account.
If you choose to forward the University account to a private email account, you are still responsible for all the information that was sent to the University email account.
You are required to initiate and frequently use your account.
You are required to set up Duo. Duo is a two-factor authentication. See Duo: Set Up and Use Duo Security.
Your University Internet ID account only needs to be initiated once, so if you have taken classes at any of the University of Minnesota campuses (Duluth, Crookston, Rochester, Twin Cities, or Morris) you will use the same University Internet ID and password.
If you don’t have your student identification number, contact the Office of Admissions at 1-888-866-3382 to obtain your ID number.
Students will lose access to their University-assigned email and Google apps two weeks after finals week of your last semester in the program unless you plan to attend one of the University of Minnesota campuses after high school graduation. If you need access to your email account and/or Google apps again in the future, email the PSEO Adviser.
Canvas
The University of Minnesota system uses Canvas for a learning management system (LMS).
Zoom
The University of Minnesota system uses Zoom for an online video conferencing system used mostly for virtual meetings and remote learning.
Zoom: My Profile to set your default display name, add/update pronouns, and upload/change profile photo.
Kaltura
The University of Minnesota system uses Kaltura MediaSpace for a media management platform.
PSEO Google Group
When you become part of the UMN Morris PSEO program you are automatically added to a PSEO Google group, which allows the PSEO Adviser to send mass emails and important updates to all of our current students. Please do not unsubscribe from this list. If you believe you have unsubscribed from this list in error, please contact the PSEO Adviser.
Conflict Resolution
Review the Student Complaints and Grievances page for guidance on how/where to report different types of incidents or complaints. You may also consult the PSEO Adviser for help.
Restrictions
UMN Morris Health Services: PSEO students do not qualify for the services at UMN Morris Health Services unless they are living in University Housing.
UMN Morris Counseling Services: PSEO students are able to use the Student Counseling Services.
Success Coaches: PSEO students should use the PSEO Adviser for academic coaching.
Career Services: PSEO students are able to access career resources through the PSEO adviser.
Regional Fitness Center (RFC): PSEO students are unable to use the RFC unless it is for class. PSEO students may purchase a membership..
Student Groups: You are allowed to join most student groups, but there are some that you cannot. See the Student Involvement page for more information.
University Student Legal Services is not available to PSEO students.