The Alabama Model of Student Health and Wellbeing provides an understanding of student wellness that contributes to students’ academic and personal success as well as ways to support it. Through this model of wellness, it is our hope students will have a better holistic understanding of health and wellbeing and how it relates to their college experience.
The University of Alabama will be the national leader in collegiate health and wellbeing that fosters resilience and empowers students for healthy living.
To promote a multifaceted, developmental, and holistic approach to wellbeing that maximizes each student’s learning experience through pioneering programs and services that support, engage, and educate students to establish and maintain a lifelong approach to wellness.
Developing and enhancing successful skills and intellectual abilities that lead to overall academic success.
The Dean of Students Office provides support and guidance to all students.
The University of Alabama Student Center, Third Floor
205-348-3326
The Capstone Center for Student Success provides holistic academic advising and support services for exploratory students and those who need assistance in identifying or transitioning into an appropriate major.
Russell Hall 3rd Floor
205-348-7011
First Year Experience and Retention Initiatives (FYE) is an area of the Division of Student Life committed to supporting the academic and social transition of first-year students to The University of Alabama.
Russell Hall, Suite 302
205-348-8404
Gaining awareness of individual interests, abilities, and experiences that lead to congruence with one’s chosen career path.
The Career Center provides assistance to UA students and alumni with selecting a major, planning a career, developing job-search strategies, and more.
3400 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-5848
O*NET OnLine is the primary source of occupational information across the nation. O*NET OnLine has useful detailed information of various jobs and careers and that can help in assessing your career interests and skills. This is a valuable resource that can help you to launch your career exploration.
Establishing and maintaining knowledge and skills to develop and maintain financial security. All UA students can access the Financial Literacy website to obtain useful information for financial wellbeing and knowledge.
Student Care and Well-Being provides case management and advocacy services to students in need of support and assistance during times of crisis.
230 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-2461
Student Financial Aid provides comprehensive information and services regarding opportunities to finance the cost of education at The University of Alabama.
106 Student Services Center
205-348-6756
Health Promotion and Wellness collaborates with UA students, faculty, and staff to promote a healthy campus environment, enhance student well-being, and foster student empowerment to achieve optimal health and academic success.
Mary Burke West 107
205-348-2258
Veteran and Military Affairs serves veterans, service members, dependents, and survivors, and supports the transition from military to college life.
3000 Houser Hall
205-348-0983
Developing and maintaining personal awareness, resilience, and understanding of one’s self and others that leads to personal satisfaction and rewarding relationships.
The Counseling Center helps students achieve academic success and personal growth through quality counseling and psychological services, outreach, and consultative services, and the training of mental health professionals.
South Lawn Office Building, Suite 3000
205-348-3863
Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services provides a comprehensive continuum of care for students with substance use concerns.
South Lawn Office Building, Suite 1000
205-348-2727
The Women and Gender Resource Center addresses gender inequity and fosters a community of multiculturalism, social justice, safety, and leadership through gender-related outreach, advocacy, and support to communities of all identities.
South Lawn Office Building, Suite 2000
205-348-5040
Veteran and Military Affairs serves veterans, service members, dependents, and survivors, and supports the transition from military to college life.
3000 Houser Hall
205-348-0983
The Student Health Center psychiatrists provide evaluations and assist with medications on a referral basis. Referrals are needed from the SHC, UA Counseling Center, your primary physician or a mental health professional. This service is by appointment only.
750 Peter Bryce Drive
205-348-8262
Establishing, enacting, and maintaining individual awareness and knowledge of the importance of physical activity and healthy lifestyle practices.
The Student Health Center and Pharmacy provides efficient access to a wide variety of quality, on-campus healthcare services.
750 Peter Bryce Drive
205-348-8262
University Recreation serves students, faculty, staff, and the community through opportunities to foster health and well-being, as well as learning, leadership, and inclusion.
Student Recreation Center
205-348-5164
Health Promotion and Wellness collaborates with UA students, faculty, and staff to promote a healthy campus environment, enhance student well-being, and foster student empowerment to achieve optimal health and academic success.
Mary Burke West 107
205-348-2258
Developing and maintaining healthy and appropriate relationships with others that lead to a feeling of belonging and social connection.
University Recreation serves students, faculty, staff, and the community through opportunities to foster health and well-being, as well as learning, leadership, and inclusion.
Student Recreation Center
205-348-5164
University Programs fosters community and maximizes student development through campus-wide events implemented by UA students.
3504 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-7525
The CSL strives to enhance the student experience through active and diverse engagement opportunities, which allow students to enhance their leadership skills while becoming active, global citizens.
1100 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-2865
Student Involvement connects students to groups and activities that fit their passions and foster their interests.
3610 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-6114
Health Promotion and Wellness collaborates with UA students, faculty, and staff to promote a healthy campus environment, enhance student well-being, and foster student empowerment to achieve optimal health and academic success.
Mary Burke West 107
205-348-2258
Veteran and Military Affairs serves veterans, service members, dependents, and survivors, and supports the transition from military to college life.
3000 Houser Hall
205-348-0983
The University of Alabama Student Center and its team seek to enhance each student’s learning experience by offering a wide variety of high-quality services, collaborative programming, and leisure time activities.
3500 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-6063
Developing a process of existential understanding and growth that can help to inform and guide one’s meaning and experience of the world.
UA’s Crossroads Civic Engagement Center is an initiative of the Division of Community Affairs. Crossroads fosters respectful intercultural engagement for students, faculty and staff, and community members throughout the state by facilitating:
The University of Alabama Student Center – 3617
205-348-6930
crossroads@ua.edu
The Source provides resources, support, and recognition for student organizations on campus. Explore these registered student organizations that may fit your needs and interests for spiritual wellbeing by visiting their website.
The Office of Student Involvement – 3610 The University of Alabama Student Center
205-348-6114
UA Interfaith offers students a safe, robust, diverse faith environment in which they may be exposed to the rich diversity of faith expressions, discover their own spiritual and religious identity, live out their faith in responsible, consistent, authentic ways, and find both freedom and opportunity to share their faith insights and convictions respectfully in such a way that their collegiate experience shapes their lives and influences the world. For a list of faith-based organizations to be a part of, contact:
Gorman Houston
ghouston@cba.ua.edu
