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Many academic and welfare resources are available to you on campus to support your academic progress and well-being. Please let me know if there's a resource you think we should add here! [god3@nyu.edu]
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NYU Wellness Exchange - Health and Wellness Support
The Wellness Exchange gives access to extensive health and mental health resources. You can call a private hotline, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which will put you in touch with a professional who can help to address day-to-day challenges as well as other health-related concerns. The hotline is also available if you just need to talk or want to call about a friend.
CHAT: 24 hours a day in six languages through the Wellness Exchange app for iPhone or Android
PHONE: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: (212) 443-9999
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NYU's Immigrant Defense Initiative.
More than 40 percent of NYU students are international students. A smaller number are undocumented students, but many more come from mixed status families and communities. Following the recommendation of the NYU chapter of the AAUP, we encourage students to seek free legal support and other resources through NYU’s Immigrant Defense Initiative. NYU IDI provides an extensive list of updates and resources. Students may also consult the “Know Your Rights” information provided by the New York Immigration Coalition."
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Moses Center Disability Accommodations
NYU is committed to providing equal educational opportunity and participation for students with disabilities. Students who are interested in applying for academic accommodations are advised to reach out to the Moses Center for Student Accessibility as early as possible in the semester. If you already receive accommodations, you are encouraged to request your accommodation letters through the Moses portal as soon as possible.
Telephone: 212-998-4980
Website: www.nyu.edu/csa
Email: mosescsa@nyu.edu
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NYU Center for Multicultural Education and Programs
The Center for Multicultural Education and Programs (CMEP) offer programs, education, and resources that foster an inclusive environment open to all—centering the experiences of communities of color and other historically marginalized groups.
Everyone is welcome to join, learn, and connect; to deepen their networks and build bridges across groups. CMEP is part of a broad spectrum of programs and services dedicated to fostering belonging and inclusion. We are committed to helping all community members discover a holistic range of resources at NYU.
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NYU Resources for Commuter and Off-Campus Students
We provide a variety of resources to help students who live off-campus, which includes: information on transportation, lockers on campus, a lounge with computers and printing, a kitchen for you to warm up your lunch, information and support about off-campus living and access to tons of great information to help you stay informed and connected as a commuter!
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The Writing Center’s mission is to support your development as a thinker, reader, and writer during your studies at NYU. Writing Center consultants are EWP faculty, graduate students, and experienced undergraduate peer tutors. They will collaborate actively with you, prompting you to think about what you are writing and why you are writing it. To learn more about the Writing Center, please visit our webpage. To schedule an appointment, please use our online scheduling system. To reserve a place at one of our workshops, please see our writing workshop calendar.
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The ARC offers a variety of academic support resources, including cross-school advising and peer tutoring through the University Learning Center, as well as referrals to other academic resources through the SMART Bar.
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NYU Student Tech Support Guide
https://www.nyu.edu/life/information-technology/getting-started/students.html
Visit for a full list of NYU IT-supported services that are available for use by NYU students. For assistance with any of the services, contact the IT Service Desk.
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