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Student Resources

BSN & MEPN Programs

RN to MS Program

DNP Program

PhD Program

If you or someone you know is an immediate suicidal crisis or emergency, call 911.

Crisis during business hours: Are you a student or concerned about a student? You can call Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) at 520-621-9202 to consult with a counselor on duty or use our remote triage service.

Crisis after business hours: Call (520) 621-3334 and press 1 to speak to a licensed mental health provider.

Be sure to visit our Crisis Resources and Hotlines page for information on identifying a crisis, talking to someone in a crisis, and accessing crisis resources.

  • Campus Accessibility: provide resources needed to excel through consistent experience and environments that are usable, sustainable and welcoming.
  • Campus Health: quality medical and mental health services no matter where you are.
  • Campus Pantry: helping to alleviate hunger in the UA Wildcat community by providing food assistance to those in need.
  • Career Services: support services to plan internships, engage with potential employers, and apply for jobs.
  • Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS): offers a variety of support and resources to connect with a provider and others addressing a variety of concerns.
  • Disability Resources Center (DRC): when the design of academic and campus experiences present barriers, accommodations may be necessary.
  • Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (ED&I): works to increase diversity in the health sciences to promote health for all people in Arizona and beyond.
  • Life & Work Connections: assists eligible students with childcare expenses and sick/back-up childcare.
  • Pronouns: Students may choose to identify themselves using a preferred first name and may designate pronouns they use to identify themselves.
  • African American Student Affairs: facilitates a support system that helps students achieve academic excellence and an enriching African American cultural experience at UA.
  • Asian Pacific American Student Affairs: promotes student’s success, offers a sense of community, provides advising and tutoring, student success programs, and events for Asian Pacific American students.
  • Chicano/Hispanic Student Affairs: supports students to achieve academic and personal excellence by shaping a safe and inclusive campus environment through culturally affirming programs and events.
  • International Student Services: is committed to students educational, personal and professional success – from application through graduation and beyond.
  • LGBTQ Affairs: provides a safe space for LGBTQ+ students, training programs, events, and support.
  • Native American Student Affairs: provides culturally sensitive academic counseling and support services to American Indian/Alaskan Native students enabling them to achieve academic excellence.
  • Title IX: need assistance or support, or would like to submit a report of discrimination and/or harassment.
  • Cultural and Resource Center Guide

The University of Arizona College of Nursing sponsors three student organizations for different populations of students. Students are strongly encouraged to participate and maintain involvement in one of the following student organizations to build leadership skills, network, serve their community and experience professional development activities.

  • Professional Achievements In Nursing (PAIN)

    PAIN is the University of Arizona's pre-nursing club, and focuses on social welfare, health care, philanthropic activities and the education of students about professional opportunities in nursing and health care.
    ASUA Website | Facebook Group

  • Students Nurses of the University of Arizona (SNUA)

    SNUA is a student organization for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) students dedicated to the professional development of future nurses through philanthropy, networking and service.
    ASUA Website | Facebook Page | SNUA Website

  • MEPN Student Organization (MSO)

    MSO is a student organization for Master’s Entry to the Profession of Nursing (MEPN) students focused on philanthropy, skills enhancement, and professional and career development for future nurses. MSO has a chapter in Tucson and Phoenix.
    ASUA Website - Tucson | ASUA Website - Phoenix

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Note: Recognized student organizations and the activities of their members are not covered by liability insurance through the university unless they are working in an official volunteer capacity under the university’s direction and control. Students should evaluate their need for personal liability insurance before participating in community service activities.