At Carleton, we pride ourselves in the numerous student support services available on campus. Scroll through the various categories to see a few of the services we have, or click one of the headings below to jump to your category of interest.
Academic Financial Employment Campus Life Health & Wellness General
Academic
Financial
Employment
Campus Life
Health & Wellness
Campus Safety | • Emergency situations • Parking Services • Patrol Services • Personal Alarm Pendant Program • Report suspicious activity/incident/crime • Theft Prevention Program • Working After Hours Program Emergencies: On-campus: 613-520-4444, or 4444 from any campus phone Off-campus: 911 (notify university safety) |
Department of Recreation and Athletics | • Competitive clubs • Intramurals • Fitness programs • Open Recreation • Personal trainers • Ravens Sport Business Club • Ravens tickets |
Health and Counselling Services | • Annual health checkups • Counselling services • Crisis (traumatic incident) • Gender identity • Immunizations/allergy injections or other prescribed medication • Medical services • Mental health issues – chronic, acute or situational • Referrals for tests or specialists off–campus • Resource Centre (wellness information, smoking cessation program) • Sexual violence support • Substance use issues • Urgent care for minor wounds, injuries, infections, asthma attack |
General
Information Technology Services (ITS) | • Accounts and passwords • Campus computers • Email, phone and wireless internet • ITS Service Desk • Learning technology |
International Student Services Office (ISSO) | • Adaptation and interaction • BGInS students going on exchange • Cultural transition • Establishing student exchange agreements • Exchange programs • International student advising (immigration) • International Student Counselling • Summer language programs •UHIP |
Paul Menton Centre for Students with Disabilities (PMC) | • Accessible parking • Assistive equipment loans • Disability advising and faculty development • Disability–related accommodations • Making courses accessible • Volunteer notetakers • Working with students with disabilities |