Duluth Student Resources

Contact Office of Student Services staff if anything prevents you from succeeding in your coursework:

  • Peter Haeg, Director of Student Services
  • College of Pharmacy Office of Student Services

University of Minnesota OneStop

University of Minnesota OneStop

This is the central point of information for university students. From here, you can register for classes, check student account balances, check on course offerings and schedules, look up university maps, and get connected to virtually all University information relevant to you.

23 Solon Campus Center
onestop.d.umn.edu
218-726-8000

Academic Support

Academic Support

  • Effective U
    Tutorials to build skills for academic and personal wellbeing.
  • Disability Resources
    Promotes access on campus and coordinates academic and resource accommodations with students who have disabilities.

Child Care

Child Care

Children's Place

Licensed to provide full-time care to 46 children between the ages of six weeks and the first day of school. The program provides quality, nurturing care, and educational experiences for young children and their families of diverse backgrounds and abilities by building on the strengths of our community.

260 Kirby Plaza

Computers and Tech Support

Computers and Tech Support

Information Technology Systems & Services (ITSS)

See Technology Resources for additional College of Pharmacy information.

Counseling and Student Assistance

Counseling and Student Assistance

  • Counseling Services
    Free, caring, and confidential counseling provided by a staff of professional counselors, psychologists, and supervised professionals-in-training. Also offers group counseling/support groups, anonymous on-line depression screening, and links to after hours and emergency facilities for mental health care.
    104 Health Services
    218-726-7913
    umdhs@d.umn.edu
  • Let's Talk: Drop-In Counseling
    Counselors are available around campus for brief, informal, free and confidential, drop-in consultations Sept-May.
  • Learn to Live
    Online mental health program based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which assesses and delivers educational interventions on stress, depression and social anxiety.  This program offers confidential, 24/7 access and psychological tools for managing these issues.
  • Effective U
    Tutorials to build skills for academic and personal wellbeing.
  • Online Self Assessment
    Screening for depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, generalized anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and alcohol; determine whether or not a professional consultation would be helpful for you.
  • Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault
    PAVSA is a nonprofit rape crisis center that helps area residents cope with the aftermath of sexual violence. Services include various options for people who have been victimized, ranging from immediate crisis intervention to long-term counseling.

24-hour Crisis Line: 218-726-1931

Resources for Chemical Dependence Issues

Disability Insurance

Disability Insurance

All PharmD students are covered by long term Disability Insurance. Students whose illness or injury prevents them from being a student may be eligible to file a disability claim.

More details of coverage benefits and contact information for the plan administrator care available on this page: https://shb.umn.edu/students-and-scholars/ahc-disability

Students wishing to file a claim should notify the plan administrator as well as their College of Pharmacy student advisor.

Enrollment Verification

Enrollment Verification

To verify your enrollment as a student for purposes such as student loan deferment, insurance discounts, employment, etc., follow the steps outlined on the OneStop website. It will provide step-by-step instructions for requesting enrollment verification via MyU > Academics > Enrollment Verification.

Financial Services

Financial Services

Emergency fund
Students in need of short term financial assistance can submit a request to be eligible to receive emergency funding through the college's own emergency fund, and through other funds available to all university students. Emergency funds are meant to provide assistance to short-term, unforeseen financial needs (eg. housing, transportation, technology) - they are not meant to replace students' primary source of funding their education.

Note that international students can seek emergency funding via ISS independently of this process.

Students can request emergency funds in two ways:

  1. Email One Stop at umdhelp@d.umn.edu
  2. Notify your advisor of your need for financial assistance, and you will be provided with information to submit a request.

Student Finances

  • OneStop assistance for estimating costs, financial aid, billing and payment, and general questions about your student account.
    OneStop at 23 Solon Campus Center
    218-726-8000
    umdhelp@d.umn.edu attn: Sherry
  • Live Like a Student
    Educating students on the topics of loans, debt, credit, spending, and identity theft protection.

Disability Resources

Disability Resources

Promoting an equitable & inclusive learning environment by providing accommodations, empowering students to become self-advocates, & by educating the campus community.

  • Our office promotes access on campus and coordinates academic accommodations with students who have disabilities and their instructors
  • We provide a testing location for students that can include assistive technology, extended time, and/or reduced distraction accommodations based on individual needs
  • We work with students to coordinate access to other campus resources (housing, dining, etc.) and offer guidance & support to students

258 Kirby Student Center
218-726-6130
mcaskey@d.umn.edu

Health, Wellness and Safety

Health, Wellness and Safety

  • Champ's Cupboard
    A free food shelf offered to all UMD students. Students can pick from a variety of non-perishable items including rice, pasta, soups, sauces, and vegetables. Students can also choose from toiletries such as shampoos, soaps, and diapers. Students need to show their ID card so that student status is verified.
  • Health Services
    Comprehensive Health and Wellness facility designed to meet the health care needs of today's college students, including medical appointments, counseling, support groups, and health education. These services are supported by a portion of the Student Services fee. Office visits are free.
    UMD Health Services, 615 Niagara Court
    218-726-8155
    umdhs@d.umn.edu 
  • Effective U
    Tutorials to build skills for academic and personal wellbeing.
  • Recreational Sports Outdoor Program (RSOP)
    Promotes healthy, active lifestyles and connections to the outdoors through personal and professional experiences. RSOP is a Student Services fee-supported program. Coordinates sports facilities and equipment rentals, outdoor trips, canoeing and kayaking, climbing, intramural sports, health and wellness activities.
    153 Sports & Health Center
    218-726-7128
    rsop@d.umn.edu 
  • Police Department
    Call 911 for emergencies or triage.
    287 Darland Admin Bldg
  • Safewalk Escort

Housing

Housing

The majority of PharmD students live off-campus, with other pharmacy colleagues.

Learning, Volunteering or Researching Abroad

Learning, Volunteering or Researching Abroad

Global Pharmacy Engagement Opportunities
Elective courses, PD4 International Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPEs), student-led service trips and resources. 

Participating students must:

Library and Study Spaces

Library and Study Spaces

Kathryn A. Martin Library
Provides services including electronic library resources, health science databases and searches, research assistance, reservable study rooms, and specific support for pharmacy students. 

Resources during COVID-19

Find locations to study on campus

Group Study Rooms (Library)

Study Spaces (Campus-wide)

 

 

 

Campus Services

Campus Services

  • American Indian Learning Resource Center
    The AILRC exists to enrich the cultural, academic, supportive, and social environment at UMD. Its mission is to increase recruitment and retention of American Indian and Alaskan Native students, while promoting a more culturally diverse campus environment. Working in conjunction with UMD staff, the AILRC provides supportive services to empower and aid in the success of our students and to enhance their educational experience.
    315 Kirby Plaza 
  • Office of Diversity & Inclusion
    The Office of Diversity & Inclusion collaborates with students, staff, faculty, alumnx, and community partners to implement programs and services that support the University’s commitment to inclusivity, equity and social justice. In addition, the Office of Cultural Diversity staff develops and implements programs and services that affirm and support the retention and graduation of African American, Asian/Pacific American, Latino/Chicano, International, and queer and trans+/gender non-conforming students.
    233 Kirby Student Center within the Multicultural Center
    International Student Services provides information, documentation, and support to comply with INS regulations and personal support for international students.
    Multicultural Center
    Sexuality and Gender Equity Initiatives
    Women's Resource and Action Center
  • UMD Stores
    Located on two levels: lower level of Kirby Student Center and street level of Kirby Plaza. The lower level has textbooks, computers and electronics, general books, and office/school supplies. The street level includes a convenience store and also sells art supplies, greeting cards, UMD clothing and gifts. 
    Lower level of Kirby Student Center and street level of Kirby Plaza
  • Welcome Desk in Kirby Student Center
    Provides check cashing, newspapers, KSC room reservations and equipment, approval of flyer postings, and general information.
    101 Kirby Student Center
    218-726-7163 
  • Storage & Bike Lockers
    Lockers may be leased from the Cashiers in 140 Darland Administration Building. Monthly fees are charged in advance with a refund for any unused months. The rental fee includes a refundable deposit for the return of the padlock or locker key (bike lockers only). 

Notary Public
Contact Linda Meek at 726-7063 or lmeek@d.umn.edu.

Transportation

Transportation

Maps of UMD and Driving Instructions
Maps of building locations, campus addresses, parking, and driving instructions to campus as well as virtual tour of the UMD campus.

Transportation & Parking Services
Parking permits, parking lot map and rates, meters, sustainable transportation options, and wheelchair/scooter check-out.

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