Resources

Connect with Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) resources, find testing accommodation centers (TAC), explore support resources, adaptive sports, and paratransit services.

Student Life’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC) promotes healthy relationships, teaches non-violence and equality, supports survivor healing, and fosters a respectful and safe environment for all members of the University of Michigan community.

Advancing the social work profession’s vision and values, the University of Michigan School of Social Work seeks to develop a more equitable, caring, and socially just society.

The University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN) offers a transfer process for students who have not yet completed a bachelor's degree program.

Student Life’s Spectrum Center is a collaborative space in which all members of the university and local community are welcome. Through collaboration and partnership efforts, the Center supports students to thrive in a diverse society and globally.

FreshSpectives is a social group centering LGBTQIA2S+ first-year and transfer undergraduate students that builds community connections and increases student knowledge of campus resources.

Build community and collective resources - explore and join social drop-in spaces for students with similar identities.

At the Stamps School of Art & Design, our Advising Team supports students every step of the way: from orientation to graduation. We are here to help you succeed.

Current STAMPS students can explore career development resources

Learn about upcoming events

The Stamps School of Art & Design’s Student Emergency Fund is intended to help meet financial needs of Stamps students who encounter an emergency situation or one-time, unusual, or unforeseen expenses during their degree program

The Stamps Professional Development Grant is available for Stamps undergraduate and graduate students seeking financial support to expand their creative portfolio, contributing to their growth as artists or designers. Learn more here