Content Comparison

Campus Safety Information
Active Shooter Response Guide, Building Access and Security, Campus Closures, Emergency Communications & Terms, Safety Hubs on Campus, Safety Apps, Sirens, Sudden Cardiac Arrest, Trainings

Counseling and Mental Health Center (CMHC)

• CMHC’s 24/7 crisis line is 512-471-2255 (CALL) to speak with a crisis counselor anytime. 
  
  
• CARE (Counselors in Academic Residence) is a program of the CMHC that places a counselor onsite in colleges across the university to help make it easier for students to get support. Niki Luibrand, LCSW, is the CARE counselor who supports students in the College of Fine arts.
  

  Call 512-471-0392 and ask to schedule a CARE appointment. Students may need to leave a message with their EID and a good contact number. 
  Walk-in office hours are from 1pm to 2pm on Mondays in DFA 1.204B.

Behavior Concerns Advice Line ( BCAL )
Are you worried about a student you know, bothered that your roommate has been acting differently, or concerned about the behavior of a co-worker? If so, call BCAL 512-232-5050 or share your concerns online.

Chosen Name: Update your Chosen Name - If you designate a chosen name it will be displayed on the following, including:  Class rosters, ID cards, Canvas, UT Directory, Interactive Degree Audit (IDA) and Registration Information Sheet (RIS).

Disability and Access Information
D&A ensures students with disabilities have equal access to their academic experiences at the University of Texas at Austin by determining eligibility and approving reasonable accommodations.

Email: Update your UT Email Address
If you change your official email address after the 12th day of classes, please email Mark-Anthony to update the Theatre and Dance email list as well.  

Financial Aid & Scholarships Information

ID Card - UT Student ID Card Information

Sanger Learning Center

• Get ahead with one-on-one appointment or drop-in tutoring
• Discuss ways to achieve your desired academic results with a learning specialist
• Request a peer academic coach to maximize your study effectiveness
• Improve your math skills with our refreshers and exam reviews
• Attend a workshop or request one for your group
• Log into PEARL for a customized list of all campus resources for each of your courses
• Access all of our handouts virtually

Student Outreach and Support
Our office helps students and their families during difficult or emergency situations. Assistance includes outreach, class absence notifications, advocacy, intervention, support, student emergency funds and referrals to relevant campus and community resources. 

• Emergency situations include but are not limited to: Missing Student, Family Emergency, Fire or Natural Disaster, Medical or Mental Health Concern, Academic difficulties due to crisis or emergency situations, Interpersonal Violence (stalking, harassment, physical and/or sexual assault)

• UT Outpost is the free on-campus food pantry and career closet for all currently enrolled students at UT Austin. 
• Class Absence Notification Request 

Student Success Help Desk
The Student Success Help Desk may help students stay on track to graduate and offers students assistance enrolling in classes required to fulfill degree requirements. 

University Health Services Information