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uindy resources
The UIndy Counseling Center provides "mental health services, consultation, and outreach to support the emotional well-being of UIndy students" at no additional cost. They offer individual, group, and couples counseling. Services in the following categories are offered as well: clinical, crisis, prevention, consultation, outreach, and social injustice.
Click here for more information about the Counseling Center.
The UIndy Crisis Response Team responds to emotional distress and mental health needs in times of crisis, traumatic events, serious loss, and/or emergencies. They provide "immediate, compassionate, practical information and resources" to address basic psychological needs and stress reactions after such incidents.
Click here for more information about the Crisis Response Team.
UIndy's Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) operates in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act to best accommodate students and their specific needs in the academic environment. They also offer the BUILD program, Baccalaureate for University of Indianapolis Learning Disabled, which supports students with specific learning disabilities while earning their associate's or bachelor's degree.
UIndy has multiple locations and options for fitness and recreation that is free of charge for students. These locations include the UIndy Fitness Center, Ruth Lily Fitness Center, Schwitzer Student Center, and four Residence Halls - with each location offering a variety of activities.
Click here for more information about Fitness and Recreation.
UIndy's Food Pantry offers pre-packed, non-perishable food to students, faculty, and staff—first come, first served. Currently, a virtual food pantry exists with designated pick-up locations around the campus.
Click here to access the Food Pantry @ UIndy Form to participate in the virtual food pantry.
UIndy's Office of Inclusion and Equity (OIE) strives to integrate inclusive excellence throughout campus to "include and engage the rich diversity of students, staff, faculty, administrators, alumni and community constituents in the overall success of the university." The following are current Student Leadership Affiliations that exist through OIE: AAPI Coalition, Black Male Initiative, Black Women Collective, and Hispanic/Latinx Collectivo.
Click here for more information about the Office of Inclusion and Equity.
UIndy's Professional Edge Center helps instill confidence in students to become career-ready by motivating and empowering students "to define and achieve their first destination goals." They offer essential skills training, speakers and career-related events, one-on-one coaching, career planning, document review, interview practice, and access to internships and employment opportunities.
Click here for more information about the Professional Edge Center.
UIndy's Office of Student Affairs supports the entire campus by collaborating with other administrative departments, student organizations, and resident halls to facilitate a sense of community and enhance campus life outside of the classroom.
Click here to for more information about the Office of Student Affairs.
UIndy's Academic Success Center and Student Services offers a Student Concern reporting tool that facilitates the opportunity for individual assistance in "overcoming any barrier to college success."
Click here for more information and to access the Student Concern Form.
UIndy has over 70 Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) on campus. Click here for an inclusive list of UIndy's RSOs.
UIndy fully complies with the Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded education programs and activities. Title IX at UIndy serves students by providing them support and resources, while respecting their autonomy and confidentiality in the process.
Any questions concerning Title IX can be reported to UIndy's Title IX Coordinator, Dr. Jessica Ward. According to the Title IX guidelines, she is appointed as the person "responsible for receiving complaints of sexual harassment, including sexual assault, sexual violence or other sexual misconduct for the entire university community."
Contact Dr. Jessica Ward at 317-788-2139 or wardjl@uindy.edu.