Student Services

Supporting our students is a core value:

• American Indian Center: Supports the educational needs of American Indian students and area American Indian communities.
• Atwood Memorial Center: The University's meeting place and community center serves students, staff, faculty, alumni and the community.
• Business Services: Information about tuition, fees, loans and more.
• Campus Recreation: Participate in athletic, fitness and recreation activities, from aquatics to canoe trips to intramural sports. Enjoy year-round field sports on the turf at Husky Stadium.
• Career Services Center: Explore career opportunities through services such as counseling, on-campus interviews, resume assistance and expert advice.
• Counseling and Psychological Services: Your one-stop location for mental health resources, services and referrals.
• Department of Campus Involvement: Provides student opportunities in areas such as student organizations, University Program Board (UPB), community service, spirit groups (Dance and Cheer Teams), Greek Life and campus programs. Also provides support services for students such as Student Legal Services, student organizations support and recognition programs.
• Division of Student Life and Development: Manages residence halls and student conduct while championing student needs via the student union, student-run arts and entertainment programming, Career Services and more.
• LGBT Resource Center: Support, education and advocacy for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Queer, Questioning, Intersex and Ally (GLBTQIA) students.
• The University's telecommunication infrastructure, including networks, servers, computers, computer labs and smart classrooms, is managed by Information Technology Services (ITS). ITS also provides Web-, application- and multimedia-development services. 
• International Students and Scholar Services: Provides information, assistance, advocacy, guidance and support to students and scholars from other nations.
• Multicultural Student Services: Academic support, multicultural programming, cultural organizations and social events are among the offered services.
• Learning Resources Services: Faculty and staff in the James. W. Miller Learning Resources Center manage more than two million print and electronic information resources on behalf of students, employees and the community. 
• Lindgren Child Care Center: Day care for the children of students, staff and faculty.
• Non-Traditional Students: The Office for Non-Traditional Students is committed to the intellectual development and academic success of nontraditional students.
• Records and Registration: Course registration, grade transcripts, academic petitions, credit transfer, graduation, teacher licensure and more is managed in 118 Administrative Services Building.
• Student Disability Services: Support for students with a physical, cognitive or mental/emotional disability. Services include priority registration, sign language/oral interpreting and note taking.
• Student Health Services: Clinic, pharmacy, immunization, education and referrals are some of the offered services.
• University Program Board (UPB): Events planned for students, by students! The source for events and activities that help students meet people, provide fun things to do, enhance student learning and personal development, and create the “Husky Community” on campus. These campus-wide events include live music, movies/films, performing arts, husky pride and spirit, late-night, student talent, speakers and visual arts.
• Veterans' Resources: Honored multiple times as a military-friendly university, St. Cloud State supports and serves current, retired and reserve service members.  
• Women's Center: Responds to women's issues with support services and programming.

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