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Find information about the Career Development Center and the nine other career centers on campus.
Provides the Indiana University community with quality year-round early care and education for children ages 6 weeks through 5 years.
Assists students with disabilities, including physical, psychological, learning, neurological, medical, vision, hearing, and temporary impairments.
How to support diversity and cultural awareness at IU
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Student Support Services Office
Offers mental health services.
Can help you resolve personal and academic problems so you may maintain your degree progress.
A student organization whose mission is to provide a safe and supportive community for students in addiction recovery.
Offers technical support, including help with personal phones and computers.
Partners with campus disability services to offer assistive technology and IT accessibility consultations, presentations, training, and support.
Is free for students enrolled in an academic class. Options include training for Microsoft Office products, web development, and more; as well as marketable, industry recognized certifications.
Provides personal support and assistance for military students and families.
Every student faces challenges, but if you are pregnant or are already a parent, your challenges are unique. How do you arrange childcare so you can attend class? Where can you find a lactation room so you can breastfeed your child? The Gender and Women's Affairs Office is here to help you navigate these challenges and many more.
Confidential Victim Advocates are specially trained to work with students who have experienced sexual assault, harassment, relationship violence, stalking, or other threats to their personal safety.
Serves IUB students with education and practical tools to close the gender equity gap.
