• Facilitates language learning and teaching
• Study and gathering spaces, online language learning resources, video studio for course projects and personal language practice

• Students can get librarian support through our live chat, one-on-one consultations, emailing a subject expert,  or visiting a service desk in one of our six library locations across Grounds.

• Any part of a research project, such as topic development, finding and accessing sources, analyzing data, and citations.
• Using Library resources such as online databases, academic journals, software, books, films, and more
• Creating podcasts, videos, 3D printing, digital humanities projects, and more.

• Free drop-in assistance in several 1000 and 2000 level math courses
• Staffed by experienced undergraduate peer coaches

Location: Georges Student Center, Clemons Library, 2nd Floor

Email: [email protected]

• Group and one-on-one support for many large lower-division STEM courses, offered through P2L and PAC

Location: Georges Student Center, Clemons Library, 2nd Floor

Email: [email protected] 

• Official transcripts, diplomas, CeDiplomas, primary name change, FERPA
• Verifying your enrollment for third parties (internships, jobs, scholarships)
• Distinct from your school registrar, who handles course scheduling and enrollment, grades, major/minor declarations, transfer credit, and more

• Offering online and on Grounds undergraduate courses in Summer Session and January Term
• Home to the Summer Language Institute, Morven in Summer, the Archeological Field Schools, and UVA Advance

Location: Madison House, Lower Level, 170 Rugby Road

Emails: [email protected] [email protected]

Phone: 434-924-3371

• Writing resource staffed by graduate student tutors
• One-on-one 25 or 50-min appointments
• Help with drafting, revision, argument structure, other special concerns

• General advising for students in The College on academic and life goals
• Questions about academic policies and help with College forms.
• Referrals to non-academic resources 
• Support when you are struggling academically. 
• Dean of the Day is every weekday 2:30-4pm when classes are in session

Location: Monroe Hall

Email: Contact Your Dean Directly

• Questions related to major requirements, declaring a major, courses offered by department, opportunities for majors, etc.

• Advising and academic support for course selection, scheduling, summer courses, declaring minors, and more

Location: Campbell Hall

Email: 

• Course advising for all students enrolled in the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy
• Academic coaching and tutoring for Batten students who want to improve their academic performance
• Connections to policy related clubs and engagement activities.

Location: Garrett Hall

Email: [email protected]

• Address questions related to admission to undergraduate major and graduate programs.
• For students enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs offered by the School of Data Science, reach out with questions concerning course selection, enrollment, degree progress, transfer credit, Stellic, Student Information System (SIS), and academic policies.
• Referrals to student support offices and staff in the School of Data Science and across Grounds. 

Location: School of Data Science

Email: [email protected]

• Student Support: Offers guidance during personal or academic distress, connects students with mental health services, academic accommodations, and emergency resources related to food or financial insecurity.
• Programming: Coordinates welcome events, onboarding for new students, and ongoing initiatives that foster social and academic development across the student experience.
• Resources: Offers advisement and support for student groups and organizations, and keeps students informed through a bi-weekly newsletter.

• Personalized Academic Support:  Students receive individualized academic coaching, tutoring, advising, and guidance to help them navigate their educational journey and achieve academic success effectively 
• Holistic Student Support: Students receive compassionate support physically located in our buildings regarding academic or personal challenges, connecting with appropriate university resources, and crisis assistance 
• Degree Requirements and Policy Support: Students can get assistance with verifying degree requirements, processing academic exceptions, and understanding petitions for policy waivers or special academic considerations

Location: Thornton A 122

Email: [email protected]

• Student Services provides information on: academic advising, study abroad opportunities, student organizations, scholarship opportunities, and student events

Location: Shumway Hall

Email: 

• Resources and support for academic and professional success

Location: Claude Moore Nursing Education Building, First Floor

Email: [email protected]

• Supports students with time management, study strategies, transitioning to UVA, choosing a major, exploring resources on Grounds, and more.
• Students can make appointments or drop-in to brainstorm strategies and get connected with additional resources.

• Non-clinical resource intended to help students navigate a wide variety of experiences and challenges through developing robust support networks, 1:1 case management, and referrals to university and community-based resources
• Provides consultation, coaching, referrals, outreach and training, and resources for assisting students with their safety and well-being.   
• Manages programs and resources related to accessing emergency financial support and combating food insecurity, including Hoo Needs Help and the Cavalier Food Pantry. 

Location: Student Health and Wellness, 4th Floor

Email: [email protected]

• Student Health and Wellness' full-service mental health clinic. Focuses on providing individualized treatment plans for students.
• Types of care includ; individual therapy, group therapy, and psychiatric services. Student can also be referred into community resources from CAPS.
• Common FAQs: CAPS FAQs

Location: Student Health and Wellness, 4th Floor

Phone: (434) 243-5150

• Available to all enrolled students through University ID swipe access during the operating hours of the location of the pantry
• Our primary location stocks fruits, meats, vegetables, canned and shelf-stable items, pantry staples, culturally familiar foods, allergen friendly foods, and hygiene products

Location: Student Health and Wellness, 4th Floor, Room 495

Satellite Location in Newcomb Hall 114

Email: [email protected]

• Offers first-year and upperclass on-Grounds housing in apartment-, suite-, and hall-styles; residential colleges; and language houses
• Works collaboratively with residents to create open, welcoming communities through self-governance and residential programming
• Provides peer leadership opportunities through the Resident Staff program and Residential Leadership Experience (RLE)

Location: Gibbons House, 425 Tree House Dr.

Email: [email protected]

• Student Health and Wellness' full-service medical clinic providing comprehensive primary care for UVA students. 
• Services include routine and preventative care, management of ongoing health conditions, treatment of illnesses and injuries, and referrals to specialty care when needed. 
• Same-day appointments are often available for urgent needs.  

Location: Student Health and Wellness, 2nd Floor

Phone: (434) 924-5362

• Through evidence-based practices, Student Health and Wellness' Well-being Services team works with the SHW Teaching Kitchen, Art Room, and Functional Exercise teams to promote student success, personal health advocacy, and overall well-being. 
• Well-being Coaching empowers students to develop personalized strategies to navigate daily challenges while prioritizing their well-being. 
• Additional offerings include outreach, peer health education, interpersonal violence advocacy, and substance use prevention resources. 

Location: Student Health and Wellness, 1st Floor

Phone: (434) 924-1509

• Student Health and Wellness' office that coordinates disability related academic, housing, dining, and transportation accommodations for students with disabilities (including temporary).
• Works with students to ensure equitable access to education and on Grounds life.
• SDAC is a resource for all students with questions about the accommodations process at the University level. 

• Reporting resource for sexual misconduct, bias, hazing, Clery reports, threats of violence, interference with speech rights, etc.

• Free and confidential telephone hotline staffed by anonymous student volunteers
• Operates 24/7 during the academic year

• Cost of Attendance
• SIS Login for aid awards
• Schedule an appointment with staff

Location: 1001 North Emmet Street (Carruthers Hall)

Email: [email protected]

• Provides free, confidential legal assistance and representation if warranted to UVA students.

Location: 460 Newcomb Hall

Email: [email protected]

• Community Programming: weekly gatherings and workshops aimed at fostering connection, identity, and community engagement among students.
• Peer Advising and Faculty Mentoring: Since 1984, the nationally recognized Peer Advisor Program has supported first-year and transfer students through mentorship from upper-class peers, while the GradSTAR Mentoring Program connects second- and third-year students with faculty, staff, and administrators for academic and professional guidance.
• Tutoring Services: Free, subject‑specific tutoring is available through OAAA peer‑advisor tutors, especially in core STEM courses like Biology and Chemistry. 

Location: Dawson's Row

Email: [email protected]

• Career Counselors provide 1:1 advising on major exploration and career pathways; support with job, internship, and graduate school applications; and help navigating the interview process
• Career Communities offer industry-specific guidance and events, email newsletters with handpicked jobs & internships, connections to alumni and employers, and opportunities to gain skills
• Pre-Health and Pre-Law advising supports students in preparing and applying for professional school

Location: Bryant Hall at Scott Stadium (by appointment), Georges Student Center, Clemons Library 2nd Floor (drop-in advising)

Email: [email protected]

• National Scholarships and Fellowships like Fulbright, Critical Language Scholarship Program, etc.
• Research opportunities and grant funding
• USOAR Program connects work study-eligible students with paid research opportunities with faculty members

• Undergraduate students at UVA can choose from a range of programs around the world, including UVA programs, exchanges, and programs with internships, field work, or other applied learning components.
• Education Abroad Advisors guide and advise students and faculty on education abroad, providing information about study abroad opportunities and facilitating access to education abroad for UVA students.
• Advisors prepare students for their time abroad through resources and advising on topics such as health and safety and academic considerations.

Location: 208 Minor Hall

Email: [email protected]

• Fraternity & Sorority support across 52 chapters and 4 governing councils: Multicultural Greek Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inter-Sorority Council, and Inter-Fraternity Council.
• Serves as the University liaison to alumnae, alumni, advisors, housing corporations and (inter)national fraternity/sorority headquarters' staff.

Location: Newcomb Hall 171

Email: [email protected]

• Dedicated space that serves as the hub for the first-generation and limited-income student community. 
• Organized programs and events to encourage community-building, networking, and student success.
• Peer mentoring programs and access to FGLI-centered student organizations. 

Location: 036 Newcomb Hall, Lower Level

Email: [email protected]

• Support for international students, including visa support

• Dedicated to fostering intercultural engagement, celebrating diverse perspectives, and promoting student success for all students. 
• Peer Mentoring Programs, Student Success Programs, Individual Advising and Support, Community Building
• Student Centers: cultural awareness and celebration, space to study, hang out, and connect with peers. Open to everyone.

Location: Newcomb Hall

Email: [email protected]

• Free advising from trained student counselors
• Resources for budgeting, loans, investing, taxes, and more
• Virtual sessions also available

Location: Clemons Library 245 (Georges Student Center)

Email: [email protected]

• Volunteering opportunities including Madison House – Volunteer Center and Public Service Pathways
• Find clubs, courses, and funding

• Support, resources, and advising for all student organizations (CIOs) (complete list at hoosinvolved.virginia.edu)
• University Programs Council, campus-wide programming  (all events at hoosinvolved.virginia.edu)
• Leadership Development Programs, Service Opportunities for students at-large

Location: 1st Floor of Newcomb Hall

Email: [email protected]

• Space for undergraduate veterans to gather and study
• Regular programming and events for specifically for veterans at UVA

Location: Newcomb Hall Lower Level

Email: [email protected]

• Counseling, food pantry, study spaces, internship program, community mentorship programs

Location: 1400 University Ave (on The Corner)

Email: [email protected]