Resources and Support
Resources and Support
- CMCI First-Year Students:ÌýAdvising and Information
View timely info from CMCI's dedicated first-year advisors. - CMCI Career and Internships Office
Get help with resumes, interviewing skills and postsÌýopportunities for both paid and unpaid internships. - CMCI: Be involved!
CMCI has many student media organizations, clubs and organizations to help you start networking and to connect with others in your major. - CMCI Equipment Resources
Labs, equipment available for check out, manuals and more
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The Academic Success and Achievement ProgramÌýoffers freeÌýsmall groupÌýandÌýwalk-in tutoringÌýservices. - Ìý
A summary of campus facilities, programsÌýand services; descriptions of colleges, schoolsÌýand individual departments; and degree requirements, course descriptionsÌýand faculty listings. - Ìý
The online side of the University Libraries. Find out about research resources, library departmentsÌýand much more. Students can manage their library accounts, renew booksÌýor use the interlibrary loan. - Ìý
A beginner's guide to technology and ITS resources on the ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥-Boulder campus. The guide contains step-by-step Internet connectivity instructions, information about IdentiKey, MyÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥Info andÌýIT security tools (such as ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥antivirus), a wireless coverage map for the campusÌýand support locations and phone numbers. - Ìý
A list of the various Information Technology Services help centers, their descriptionsÌýand relevant contact information.
Find academic calendars, drop/add deadline dates, information about changing majors, etc. here.
Student Affairs plays an integral role in student success.ÌýStudent Affairs is a diverse organization of professionals focused on creating a positive environment that fosters successful learning and personal development, both inside and outside the traditional classroom.
Need help on a paper? The Writing Center (located in Norlin Library) employs qualified graduate studentsÌýand upperclassmen to help with MLA formatting and other essay-related issues.
Career Services helps ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ students prepare and promote their careers.
CAPS supports students of the ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥-Boulder campus community through individual and group counseling, outreach and prevention services.- Crisis Support (Student Life)
ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ provides comprehensive safety resources for faculty, staffÌýand students. - Ìý
Find out all the scheduled events happening around campus. - Ìý
A site dedicated to housing and dining options associated with the University of ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ at Boulder.
Disability Services can help develop independence and self-advocacy, as well as create an individualized network of resources.
This link will help you navigate the many different clubs and other resources that they offer.- Ìý
The Office of Financial Aid is dedicated to helping students find and apply for Scholarships, benefits, employment opportunitiesÌýand much more. - Ìý
Wardenburg is the on-campus health care facility for ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ students. Their services include primary care, psychological health, sports medicine, women’s healthÌýand peer health education.
The WRC offers leadership opportunities to students and works in collaboration with a variety of campus and community partners.