If you are experiencing issues outside of the classroom that may be impacting your ability to focus on your educational experience, such as bias, gender-based violence, food insecurity, financial concerns, etc., you can connect with and utilize the following resources as appropriate.
University Counseling Center – If you are experiencing any mental health issues that are impacting your academic performance, counseling is available at the University Counseling Center. The Center is located on the second floor of the Goddard Health Center, at 620 Elm Rm. 201, Norman, OK 73019. To schedule an appointment call (405) 325-2911.
OU Food Pantry – All you need is an OU ID to access the food pantry, which provides free food, clothing, menstrual products, and books. As a member of the OU community, you have access to the University of Oklahoma Food Pantry. Visit their website to stay up to date on hours of operation, as well as to access additional information about other basic needs resources, including financial and budget assistance through the OU Student Financial Center.
24-Hour Reporting Hotline – If you are experiencing, have experienced, or witnessed bias, discrimination, or harassment, please notify the university. To access the hotline call 844-428-6531 or click here.
International Student Services – International students may connect with their advisor or the range of programs and events that will help build community.
These programs are open to everyone and may be of particular interest for those looking for community, as well as cultural, intercultural and heritage celebrations.
Project Threshold – If you are a first-generation college student, economically disadvantaged (per federal guidelines) or disabled (with appropriate documentation), you may benefit from connecting with Project Threshold for advising or tutoring.
Veteran Support Alliance – Navigating higher education as a service member or veteran can be complex at times. If you are active military, veteran, or military service-connected, the Veteran Support Alliance has information about resources and support to help you be successful. Below are some campus resources you can utilize to help you navigate any education benefits you may have or to connect you with supportive staff and other student veterans.
Peer Advisors for Veteran Education (PAVE)
OU Student Veterans Association
The University of Oklahoma has been recognized among 250+ higher-education institutions as a member of the FirstGen Network. OU was chosen based on our commitment to improving the college journey and advancing the futures and careers of our first-generation student population.
To learn more about our commitment to our first-generation student population, visit our First-Generation Student page.
