Our​ ​Values​…​ ​which​ ​guide​ ​all​ ​our​ ​actions​ ​and​ ​decisions

● Student​ ​Engagement​ ​- Incorporating the students’ perspective in everything we do to guide the provision of accessible, beneficial services.

● Responsive​ – Proactively addressing the unique, diverse and changing needs of the students in the services and advocacy we provide.

● Constant​ ​Improvement​ -​ ​Our passion and commitment to constantly improve the services we offer and to develop best practices as learn from our past experiences and prepare for future challenges.

● Stewardship​ – Responsible, transparent, and honest management of the resources and people entrusted to us.

2.  Continued​ ​Business​ ​Growth​ ​and​ ​Improvement​ ​-​ ​URSU demonstrates healthy accountable fiscal management with a steady increase of revenue to reinvest into student services.

3. ​​ Proactive​ ​Social​ ​Responsibility​ – The capacity of URSU is founded upon an educated membership, strong policies and processes, clear roles, a healthy work environment and strong leadership.

4.  Expanded​ ​and​ ​Improved​ ​Service​ ​Offerings​ ​- URSU service offerings are continually refined to ensure that the ever evolving needs of students are supported by the best support services available to students.

5.  Elevated​ ​Student​ ​Engagement​ ​- URSU’s ongoing development is a direct result of it’s two-way relationship with students.

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The Student Advocate is a professional, registered social services worker available to assist those who are experiencing difficulties. Their main areas of service are financial and academic advocacy. They are also a source of referrals or support for victims of sexual assault, those dealing with mental health issues or those seeking personal support.

The Advocate operates in an advisory capacity and has the power to investigate, the power to recommend and the power to represent. The Student Advocate is there for you in times of crisis, but also helps you manage issues before they become a crisis.

When should you consult the Student Advocate?

If you find yourself saying things like:

• I feel like I am being treated unfairly!
• I feel like no one is listening to me!
• I’d like to talk about my problem with someone before I do anything else.
• I don’t know which way to turn!
• Will I be able to live on this much money?
• All I get is the run around!
• How will I ever get this mess sorted out?
• I just don’t know where to start!
  

 For more information or to contact the Student Advocate click here       

member.services@ursu.ca      306-586-8811

The University of Regina is the first university in Canada to open a nurse practitioner-led Student Health Clinic on campus, and staff are ready to begin providing primary healthcare services to students.  . 

“The Student Health Clinic really is a unique feature, and it speaks to how the U of R believes and values providing service while creating a place of connection for our students,” added Dr. Cheryl Pollard, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing at the U of R. “We’re here to serve our student population. We’re creating a home. We’re creating a space where people can thrive, whether that’s through creating a healing space or whether that’s helping them achieve their academic dreams. The U of R really has some powerful demonstrations of that commitment, and the Student Health Clnic is one of them.”

A full list of the services offered at the Student Health Clinic can be found on their website; click here. Student Health Clinic hours of Operation are are Monday to Friday 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (unless otherwise posted) and is located in Paskwaw Tower Room 119.

Anyone experiencing a medical emergency should call 9-1-1.

The Student Success Centre provides personalized guidance and support to students in achieving their university, professional development,  and life goals. Our services and programs are student-focused and provide students with the opportunity to achieve academic success, to get involved in student life activities, to gain leadership skills, and to give back to the community. We encourage our students to participate in reflection and goal setting, which leads to them becoming independent learners. We aid students with their transition into the University of Regina, support them during their time as a student, and help them prepare for life after university.


Success starts here!

We understand that every student has different expectations of what university life should be, different learning styles and different needs. Our personalized support services are designed to encourage and assist you in making the most of your university experience. We can help you face academic challenges, develop skills, set goals and connect with others. We will also help you prepare for life after university, whether that be a career, graduate degree or something else. We are committed to your success as an individual.

Our wide range of programs and free services will help you transition into University, become a more effective and efficient student, and encourage you to engage in learning and in everything the University of Regina has to offer.

Academic Advising

Academic advisors are providing services remotely and in person! Academic Advising at the Student Success Centre is available to support you Monday to Friday from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (closed on Statutory Holidays and University closures).

Let us help you navigate your path. Are you facing challenges? We can provide you with specific strategies that will assist you in reaching your academic goals. Are you undecided? That’s okay - we can provide you with information on all University of Regina programs and help you make decisions on your academic future.

You can reach us at academic.advising@uregina.ca and we will respond within one business day. Please ensure your email includes your name, student ID number, and a thorough explanation of your question(s). Email is the most efficient way to have many of your questions answered!  

Learning Skills Consultations

A Learning Skills advisor can help you develop strategies to effectively handle the demands of your semester and get better grades. In one-on-one meetings you can discuss individualized approaches to test preparation, note taking, textbook reading, exam writing, and time management. The advisor can also help by making a referral if a personal problem is impacting your performance.

All support is undertaken on a confidential basis. While your participation in the program following a referral is voluntary, research indicates that students benefit academically and personally from accessing such supports. We hope that you will take advantage of this opportunity.

Learning Skills appointments are available in-person, by phone, or by zoom. To schedule an appointment, click here to be directed to our online booking site.

UR Guarantee

All appointments will be done by phone. You can find the link on your URG UR Courses page or here: https://www2.uregina.ca/urguarantee/advising/ The UR Guarantee advisor will call you at your appointment time using the number you provided us.

Writing Tutoring

Appointments are offered via Zoom or in person in RC 251.20 (the Writing Services room in the Riddell Centre).

You can book an appointment here.

Graduate Writing tutoring will resume with Zoom appointments only.

Math and Stats Tutoring

All appointments will be done via Zoom appointments. Please click here to see instructions on how to book an appointment.

Transition Programs (ATP, ARP, Pathway)

Please email all questions or concerns to transition.programs@uregina.ca. This email account will be monitored closely so you will get a reply.

For more information about the Student Success Centre, our location on campus, and hours of operation, visit our website here.

Centre for Student Accessibility:

• First point of contact for students requiring accommodations
• Approves both in-class and exam accommodations

Accommodations Test Centre (ATC):

• Provides exam (quizzes, mid-terms and finals) space for accommodated students
• Ensures assistive technology is available during exams

Student Role:

• Request accommodations through CSA
• Let instructor know what in-class accommodations are required
• Book exams through Accommodate.*

For more information about our programs and services, our location on campus, and hours of operation, please visit our website here.

Whether you are trying to choose a career, looking for full-time/summer/part-time/co-op employment, or an employer looking to hire a student to fulfill your business needs, the Advising & Career Education Centre is for you! We strive to give you the most current, valid, and comprehensive information for your prospective job-searching needs as well as meet your advising requirements.

Here is just a brief summary of what program might be of benefit to you:

• Indigenous Career Education tailors its programs towards Indigenous, Metis, and Inuit students studying at the University of Regina, and to employers looking to hire or mentor a student through one of the programs featuring the Full Circle Summer Internship.
• Career Exploration & Counselling offers services and resources for making informed decisions about your educational, career and life direction with a focus on three activities: self-assessment, exploration and re-evaluation.
• Co-operative Education & Internships is the site designed for future and current co-op students looking for work terms, and where employers go to post positions or learn more about becoming a hiring partner
• Student Employment Services is the up-to-date site with current job postings, career fairs, and employer information sessions.
• Academic Advising - Let us help you navigate your path! Are you facing challenges? We can provide you with specific strategies that will assist you in reaching your academic goals. Are you undecided? That’s okay! We can provide you information on all University of Regina programs and help you make decisions on your academic future.  Book an appointment or visit us during drop in times.

ta-tawâw Student Centre (pronounced: “tat-ah-wow”)
Cree word for "Welcome. There is room. There is space."

Through encouraging reciprocal exchange amongst students, staff and faculty, elders, alumni, and our larger communities, we honor that ta-tawâw Student Centre is a place where we celebrate and embrace our collective contributions as a community, and achieve the greatest heights of education.

The ta-tawâw Student Centre (formerly Aboriginal Student Centre) is a respectful and welcoming place that encourages student empowerment, identity, community connection and Indigenous ways of learning.  This space is a central hub for all students on campus, and a place to gather with others including Knowledge Keepers, alumni, faculty, staff and community members, creating a sense of belonging in the larger university environment.

The ta-tawâw Student Centre's main focus is on assisting Indigenous students':

• Successful transition into University
• Retention at the post-secondary level
• Engagement in University events and activities
• Successful completion of University
• Transition into the workforce

The Centre’s focus is to support students, and with the involvement of the larger  campus community, create opportunities for intercultural and intergenerational exchange which strengthens our campus community,  and expands our potential for continual learning.

For more information about the ta-tawâw Student Centre, our location on campus, and hours of operation, please visit our website here.

We specialize in everything International. URI provides tailored assistance for international students from beginning to end, and domestic students looking for an adventure abroad. We also support staff, faculty members and the community with many internationalization initiatives.

The URI team is dedicated to working with you to enrich international engagement and promote the vibrant growth of the U of R here at home and around the world.


For more information about UR International, to book an information session, or to apply for admission, please visit our website here.

OUR MISSION

The mission of the University of Regina Women's Centre is to empower female students by providing a supportive racial and gender inclusive environment dedicated to the education of all students regarding women's issues.

OUR VISION

Accontability is what makes the Women's Centre services uniquely feminist.  Listening to and supporting what women tell us about their needs and understanding their experiences determines the nature and direction of our work. 

The Women's Centre actively works towards improving women's experience on campus.

OUR MISSION

Our Mission is to set the foundation for a safer, healthier, and more vibrant community for sexually and gender diverse people in the City and University of Regina.

Psychological Services

All clients will be provided services by a PhD student in Clinical Psychology under close supervision of registered doctoral psychologists. This may involve sessions with both the student-therapist and supervisor or the student-therapist with close review of sessions by the supervisor.Services offered in the Clinic vary from year to year depending on the expertise of the Clinic supervisors.

Eligibility for Service

Due to the nature of the training setting, we will not be able to accept clietns who are: 1) in receipt of other mental health services; 2) involved in litigation; 3) receiving financial compensation from a third party; 4) at high risk of suicide or experiencing problems with psychosis, alcohol or drugs; 5) associated with a meneber of the Sun Life Financial Psychology Training Clinic; and or 6) unwilling to be seen by a graduate student under supervision.

Confidentiality Policy

All information about clients is kept in strict confidence and only available to the client, therapist, and supervisor, and if appropriate the physician or legal guardian. No information about a client will be shared with any other party without written permission. Only in rare circumstances as outlined by federal and provincial acts is confidential information disclosed without consent (e.g., if a client is found to be an imminent danger to him/herself or to someone else).

To Refer to the Clinic

If you are interested in services or would like to refer a client to the Clinic please leave a message, including your name and phone number, at our confidential phone line 306-585-5685.You will then be called to determine eligibility for services and if applicable a time and location for an appointment will be arranged.

Clinic Location

College West – Room 020 (below the UofR bookstore)