Academic Supports
- Accessibility Resource Center. Dedicated to providing equal access for students with disabilities to UWM’s academic, social, cultural and recreational programs.
- Canvas Support: Visit UWM Canvas Student Support. or reference the official Canvas Student Guide.
- Student Success Center: Explore tutoring options for your courses or attend a supplemental instruction session. Student Success Center also offers one-on-one academic skills tutoring sessions to help students with time management and strategies for notetaking, studying, and test taking.
- Textbooks via Panther Shop. Find out what materials you need for your courses.
- UWM Libraries. Conduct your own research using a vast array of databases, seek help from librarians, reserve rooms for group projects, find a quiet study space, stop by the coffee shop.
- Writing Center. Meet confidentially, one-on-one, face-to-face or online in real time with writing specialists. Any subject, any project, any level.
- Graduate School: Resources for graduate students at UWM including financial supports.
- Center for International Education: Whether you are an international student seeking a premier education or a domestic student aspiring to study abroad, CIE provides an engaging environment that celebrates culture and persistence.
Non-academic Supports
- Support U. Any student in need, or students that face challenges that are barriers to their education, are encouraged to contact the Dean of Students (dos@uwm.edu) for support. Support U offers wrap-around holistic support for students, including basic needs, accessing the food pantry, emergency funding, case management, and connecting to resources, etc.
- Emergencies: Includes crisis and after care, details on medical withdrawals, and UWM Police.
- Financial Resources: Links to Student Financial Services, scholarship information, emergency grants, and the food pantry.
- Panther Scholarship Portal: listing of scholarship opportunities available to students with information about the applications, deadlines, eligibility criteria, award amounts, donors, and more.
- Student Parent Success Program: A centralized, multi-purpose campus resource where student parents can seek advice, develop leadership skills, and build connections with other student parents at all UWM campuses
- Health Resources: Medical and counseling services, community resource finder, the UWM Psychology clinic, survivor support and victim advocacy.
- Guidance and Consultation. Details on appeals, parking, accommodations, and mechanisms for filing grievances.
Technology Resources
Basic Needs Resources for Students
Careers
Centers for Advocacy & Student Engagement (CASE)
Multicultural Student Centers (MSCs)
Student Involvement
Health and Wellness
- Counseling Services: 414-229-7429, option 2
- Medical Services: 414-229-7429, option 1
- Victim Advocacy Services: 414-229-4582
- Health Promotion Services: 414-229-7429, option 2
- UW Mental Health Support 24/7: 888-531-2142, call text or chat
- Mantra Telehealth Service: To schedule, go to app.mantrahealth.com. Evening and weekend appointments are available
- BASICS (Brief Alcohol & Other Drugs Screening): 414-229-3712
- You@UWM: Tips and strategies for wellbeing curated for you online
- Suicide Prevention Hotlines 24/7: 988 (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline); 741-741 National Crisis Text Line, Text HELLO