- Tell Me About UCC
- The First Year
- The Transition to College
- 8 Simple Rules
- 20 Tips For Families
- Quick Tips for Parents
- Ways to Cope
- Keeping the Communication Going
- What to Expect
- Changes You Might Expect
- Signs of Distress
- Homesickness
- Guide to Alcohol & Other Drugs
- Drinking in College
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depression
- Managing Stress During Difficult Economic Times
- About Eating Disorder
- Do/Don't of Eating Disorder
- Behaviors that May Signal an Eating Disorder
- Confronting a Person with Anorexia or Bulimia
- Resources for Parents of Transgender Children
- Resources for Parents of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Children
There is a UCC professional on-call 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, for emergencies
UCC Professional On-Call: 275-3113
Life Line: 275-5151
On Campus Security: x13
Off Campus Security: 275-3333
UCC is accredited by
The Joint Commission
University Counseling Center (UCC)
For Parents & Friends
Tell Me About UCC
The First Year
The Transition to College
8 Simple Rules
20 Tips For Families
Quick Tips for Parents
Ways to Cope
Keeping the Communication Going
What to Expect
Changes You Might Expect
Signs of Distress
Homesickness
Alcohol Use
Guide to Alcohol and Other Drugs
Drinking in College
Anxiety
Anxiety Disorders
Depression
Depression
Managing Stress During Difficult Economic Times
Eating Disorders
About Eating Disorder
Do/Don't of Eating Disorder
Behaviors that May Signal an Eating Disorder
Confronting a Person with Anorexia or Bulimia
Resources
Resources for Parents of Transgender Children
Resources for Parents of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Children
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