Embedded Files
Social Media Contacts
Instagram - @ucsc_village
Discord - https://discord.gg/UQeWgfEvCd
Phone Contacts
Village Programs
Village Housing
831-459-4388
RA on-call: 831-459-9538
Slug Support: 831-459-4446
CruzFix:
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm: 831-459-7043
After-hours/Weekends/Holidays: 831-459-4861
RCSP Dispatch: 831-459-2100 (7pm - 3am)
Campus Police Dispatch: 831-459-2231
Renaissance Scholars: 831-459-4819 renschol@ucsc.edu
Food Pantry
The food pantry is located in building [ ] and includes items for residents to take and use for their own food supply. The current inventory includes []. As you are invited to grab food from the pantry as Village residents, please make sure to be kind and courteous of others and limit yourself to 2-3 items!
Thank you for your understanding!
Campus Resources
Email: contactus@onthemargins.us
Phone number: (415) 212-9064
Their mission is to develop and implement anti-racist, joy-focused, sustainable, and affirming practices through collaboration, guided by love, commitment, political action, and visionary thinking. They envision a world without prisons or borders, centered on racial, gender, economic, ecological, and disability justice, that supports Queer + Black, Indigenous Womxn of Color, and values pleasure and radical imagination.
Email: tgalarne@ucsc.edu
Phone number: (831) 359-8861
UCSC Food Access & Basic Needs Team is here to support your basic needs and wellness. They host an online hub for information on food, housing, health & wellness, and financial security resources, both on-campus at UCSC and off-campus in the greater Santa Cruz community
Services for Transfer & Re-entry Students (STARS)
Email: starpeer@ucsc.edu or ucscstar@ucsc.edu
Phone number: (831) 459-5886/5899 - https://www.instagram.com/ucsc_starrs/
Location: Bay Tree Building, 2nd Floor
The STARS mission is to advance social mobility for transfer, re-entry and independent students by providing transformative higher education experiences. STARS guides students who disproportionately enter higher education through community colleges including those who have experiences with: transfering, returning to school at an older age, military, being parents, foster care, homelessness, incarceration, or family trauma. We offer culturally relevant advising and mentorship programs, and actively remove systemic barriers in order to create access, cultivate belonging, motivate persistence, and nurture wellness.
Email: deanofstudents@ucsc.edu
Phone number: 831-459-4446
Location: Hahn Student Services, #245
Can assist with meeting basic needs including food and housing security, budgeting and financial assistance, and crisis intervention
Disability Resource Center (DRC)
Email: drc@ucsc.edu
Phone number: (831) 459-2089. https://www.instagram.com/drc_ucsc/
Location: Baytree Building 3rd floor, Suite 305
Accommodations, advocacy and services for students with disabilities
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Phone number: (831) 459-2628
Location: East Wing Student Health Center 2nd Floor
Mental health services including short-term individual and couples counseling, group counseling, crisis assessment and intervention, and referral services
Email: calfresh@ucsc.edu
Phone number: (888) 421-8080
Location: 1000 Emeline Ave, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
CalFresh, also known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is a nutrition program that can help students stretch their monthly budget by as much as $234 per month! CalFresh can provide eligible students with the ability to buy and eat nutritious and healthy foods! Students receive CalFresh benefits by completing their application here for food stamps.
Learning Support Services (LSS) Tutoring
Learning Support Services provides UCSC undergraduate students inclusive tutoring sessions facilitated by peers to build a strong foundation for success. In tutoring sessions, students can expect to create a community of learners. We help students catch-up on material, keep up with material, and excel.
Email: women@ucsc.edu
Phone number: (831) 459-2072
Location: Carriage House
The center continues and challenges feminist traditions by creating community space for all women and their allies to achieve individual and social change
Page updated
Report abuse