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°ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Community Support

• °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Admission & Financial Aid

  The °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ strives to foster a diverse and welcoming campus community for all students, regardless of background, race or immigration status. As part of that commitment, we welcome and encourage applications from students with an undocumented or DACA immigration status.

  Any student who is impacted by the DACA program ending is still fully eligible for admission and fully eligible to receive institutional merit aid. For more details, please visit the Undergraduate Admission site outlining ourÌýapproachÌýand values. Anyone who still has questions regarding their admission status or future prospects, can contact anyone in theÌýAdmission OfficeÌýor theÌýOffice of Graduate Education.

  If a current student has questions regarding their financial aid package and status, they can contact the staff in theÌýFinancial Aid Office.

• Mental Health & Wellness

  Most students are eligible for mental health and other services at the on-campus.

  Staff and faculty have access to the Employee Assistance Program, in addition to services they may be available through their insurance provider.

  The Graduate School of Professional Psychology’sÌýTrauma & Disaster Recovery ClinicÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProfessional Psychology Clinic (PPC)Ìýat °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ provide help to people after adversity with services that honor and expand their strengths and resources. The TDRC assists those in need of psychological interventions to alleviate the effects of traumatic experiences and foster resilience as well as personal, family, and community growth. The PPC is staffed by doctoral students under the supervision of licensed mental health professionals, we offer a broad range of confidential mental health care that is innovative, cutting edge, LGBTQ affirming, and culturally sensitive. ÌýBoth clinic offers a sliding scale.

°ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Social Justice Resources

• Division of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

  Division of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion: /equity

• 4D: Social Justice Education

  Social Justice Education in the Division of Student Affairs: Ìý

• Office of Teaching & Learning

  Office of Teaching & Learning - Inclusive Teaching Practices:

• First@°ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡

  First@°ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡:

Immigration Resources

• Institutional Statement & Press Releases
  • Office of the Chancellor, , Jan. 6, 2025
  • °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Leadership, , Jan. 28, 2025
• Legal Resources
  • Rocky Mountain Immigration Advocacy Network (RMIAN):
  • Informed Immigrant:
  • National Immigration Law Center:
  • National Immigration Law Center health-care FAQs: .
  • ACLU Know Your Rights:
  • ACLU Colorado Know Your Rights: Ìý
  • Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Step -by-step Family Preparedness Plan: Ìý
  • Know your Rights session presentation, 2025
• Financial Aid/Ayuda financiera
  • °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Financial Aid
• College Planning/Guías de planificación
• Mental Health & Wellness/ Salud mental y bienestar
  • °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Health & Counseling Center
  • °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Trauma & Disaster Recovery Clinic
  • °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Professional Psychology Clinic
• ICE & Other Law Enforcement

  Members of our community who are concerned about what to do if any local, state or federal law enforcement agent request information about a student, the University reminds our employees that student records are protected by FERPA unless proper documentation requesting such information is provided at which time all agents should be referred to the Office of General Counsel during University business hours and to the Department of Campus Safety during non-business hours. For more information, please refer to °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡'s Guidance on Responding to Law Enforcement Requests for Student or Employee Information on the Registrar's website.Ìý

• Immigrant Student Support

  Please reach out toÌýour First@°ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ team. You can learn more about First generation resources here: Ìý

Supporting Our Community Members

Community Resource List

FAQs

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Immigration Resources for Students

The °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ continues to support all our community members. We do not and will not voluntarily share student information with immigration enforcement officials.

• Questions °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Student Immigration Status

  Any student who is concerned about their immigration/resident/visa status should contact the Office of International Student and Scholar Services atÌý303-871-4912ÌýorÌýisss@du.edu.

• Questions °ÄÃÅÓéÀÖ³¡ Executive Order Implications

  Students that have other needs related to this executive order (concerns about family or friends, questions about the future, struggling with academics) can reach out to the (located in the Community Commons) for help accessing resources.

• Support for Academic and Social Concerns

  helps find solutions for students experiencing academic, social and crisis situations including mental health concerns. Please emailÌýsos@du.edu for assistance.

• Support for Mental Health Concerns

  The Health & Counseling Center provides many medical and mental health services. CallÌý303-871-2205Ìýor visit HCC in the Ritchie Center, 2240 E. Buchtel Blvd., Suite 3N.

Support After a Bias Incident

TheÌýOffice of Equal Opportunity and Title IX, in collaboration with University partners, fosters an environment of equal opportunity for students, faculty and staff in all aspects of educational programming and employment. The Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX is responsible for ensuring compliance with the University's anti-discrimination policies and promoting full compliance with all federal, state and local discrimination laws. The Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX can assist you with:

• Consultation concerning issues of possible discrimination, harassment or retaliation
• Investigation of complaints of discrimination, harassment and/or retaliation
• Investigation of sexual misconduct matters including sexual assault (non-consensual sexual contact)