North Campus (B510 Pierpont Commons)
(734) 936-4180

http://www.umich.edu/~icenter

The International Center provides services and programs foreign students, scholars, faculty and families, and members of the university community. The services to be derived from this office include (but not limited to) the following.

• Immigration benefits
• Immigration Statuses
• Visa Issues
• Study Resources
• Travel
• Work Abroad
• Advising and referrals

This office is generally equipped in handling matters of immigration and settlement.

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Career Planning and Placement (CP&P)
3200 Student Activities Building
(734) 764-7460
http://www.cpp.umich.edu/

Career Planning and Placement (CP&P) serves both undergraduate and alumni/ae on career counseling and planning issues. The following are services and resources to be obtained from this office.

• Reference letter services
• Library of career related materials
• Occupational information
• Selfassessment inventories
• Resume and cover letter writing
• Summer jobs and internships
• Career exploration
• On-campus recruitment
• Graduate and professional school preparation and application
• Career Fairs
• Career courses
• Online Job Bulletin

These materials enable students to make informed decisions about career options, and ways in which to prepare for success. Valuable information is also available via CP&P website.

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Counseling and Psychological Services
3100 Michigan Union
(734) 7648312
http://www.umich.edu/~caps/

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides confidential and personal counseling, free of charge, to all currently enrolled University of Michigan students regardless of race, gender, ethnic background, age, sexual orientation, citizenship, religion, or physical status. Services include individual, couple, and group therapy, as well as consultation, referral, and crisis intervention. The counseling process is aimed at helping students resolve personal difficulties and acquire the skills, attitudes, abilities, and knowledge that will enable them to take full advantage of their college experience.

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Services for Students with Disabilities
G625 Haven Hall; (734) 763-3000
http://www.umich.edu/~sswd/ssd/index.html

Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) provides services to students with visual impairments, learning disabilities, mobility impairments, or hearing impairments. We also work with students who have chronic health problems or psychological disabilities. SSD offers services which are not provided by other University offices or outside organizations. We provide such services as accessible campus transportation, adaptive technology, sign language and oral interpreting, readers and other volunteers, guidance for course accommodations, and requests to modify degree requirements. Our services are free of charge.

Before and after a student enrolls at the University, SSD staff are available to answer questions and provide referrals concerning admission, registration, services available, financial aid, etc. In addition, SSD can help assess the need for modified housing, attendants, interpreters, transportation, classroom accommodations, note-takers, and adaptive equipment.

Some might be particularly interested in the Volunteer Reader Program, which
is run by SSD. It consists of students reading material onto cassette for use by students with visual impairments or print disabilities. The primary qualification the reader must have is a clear speaking voice. Volunteers are also needed to edit scanned printed materials to be put onto disk. The primary qualification for this task is strong text editing skills.

To request additional information call (734)763-3000 (Voice/TDD)

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Student Employment Office
2053 Student Activities Building
(734) 763-4128
http://www.finaid.umich.edu/Employ/

The Student Employment Office keeps an up-to-date listing of Work-Study and non Work-Study positions, on and off campus. Students can view the positions available on the Student Employment website at:

http://www.finaid.umich.edu/Employ/

To apply for a position, the student should contact the person listed for that particular job. The Student Employment Office also processes the student's employment forms, once they have been hired for a position.

This office is an excellent resource for students investigating short-term employment opportunities.

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Student Legal Services
2304 Michigan Union
(734) 763-9920

Student Legal Services, which is supported by student fees, provides legal advice and representation to currently enrolled University students in the following areas: landlord/tenant disputes, divorce and family law, criminal defense, consumer issues, and wills. Notary and true copy services are also available. Student Legal Services cannot assist in disputes with the University or other enrolled students. Please call to schedule an appointment to meet with an attorney because legal advice is not given over the phone.