Faculty Resources

As the hub of student life and well-being, the Division of Student Affairs creates the ecosystem to support every student. Sharing their expertise, the team partners with faculty and academic colleagues to help build a foundation of belonging and well-being for all students. It’s established at orientation, then our team influences them in living the Longhorn life (you are here, you do you, you change the world) during their academic journey. The Division’s “all students, all the time” mindset and spirit of cooperation allows for a quick response to emerging student needs and concerns, supporting academic success and graduation.

Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) Program

This Counseling and Mental Health Center program provides direct support for students with dedicated staff members embedded in every college and school.

Texas Well-being in Learning Environments

These strategies help faculty make small shifts in and out of the classroom that can lead to major difference in students’ mental health and well-being.

TimelyCare

A virtual mental health and well-being platform free for currently enrolled students that offers 24/7 on-demand emotional support, scheduled counseling, health coaching and more.

Student Outreach and Support

Formerly known as Student Emergency Services, this team helps students during difficult and/or emergency situations, such as helping with class absence notification.

Behavior Concerns Advice Line (BCAL)

The primary resource to report issues or concerns about any member of the University community.

UT Outpost

A free on-campus food pantry and professional clothing closet open to all students.

Student Conduct and Academic Integrity

This unit in the Office of the Dean of Students administers the student conduct process for potential policy violations, including helping faculty resolve academic misconduct.

Disability and Access

This department works with instructors to ensure students with disabilities have equal access to information, materials and experiences in class.

Longhorn Ties (Transition, Illuminate, Empower, Succeed)

This team provides training and self-advocacy support for neurodivergent students, including those with ADHD and autism.