Explore this website to access student resources, support and services offered by offices across the Fayetteville
campus.
Sign up for email, register for classes, find financial aid information, check your
grades and much more. Discover the tools and information you need to succeed.
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER (SSC)
Tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, Academic Coaching, and Writing Support
470 N. Campus Walk (The CORD: Cordia Harrington Center for Excellence)
Tutoring, Coaching, Writing appts and drop-ins:
3 Stations: Mullins Library, Futrall Hall 158, and Maple Hill East 140
Contact: 479-575-3174 orsuccess@uark.edu(Chat also available on website)
Office hours: Please contact SSC or visit website
TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES (SSS)
Federally funded program offering services to students who meet one or more of the
following criteria: first-generation college, Federal income-eligible, and/or documented
disability. SSS offers academic, financial, career, graduate school, and personal
counseling, as well as tutoring, to promote retention and graduation.
Note: Limited number of participants – all students must complete application (available
online). Students with disabilities must submit “documentation of disability” form
(available online)
The Pat Walker Health Center provides multi-dimensional health services to the University
community through medical services, women's healthcare, counseling and psychological
services, and health promotion and education.
Office hours: Please contact Pat Walker Health Center or visit website
COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES (CAPS)
CAPS offers critical mental health services such as individual counseling, group counseling,
psychiatry, emergency mental health services, and case management. Most services through
CAPS are covered by the student health fee. Only some services, such as psychiatry,
have minimal charges.
UA Success is a communication tool that connects you to your instructors and advisors,
as well as numerous campus resources and services. UA Success is accessible by logging
into Blackboard using your university username and password (see website for other
methods to access UA Success).
Location: Champions Hall - 3rdlevel (811 W Dickson St.)
Hours: Please contact math department or visit the MRTC website
CENTER FOR WORLD LANGUAGES, LITERATURES & CULTURES
Within the Department of World Languages, Literatures & Cultures: lab with computers,
video cameras, printers, video/audio editing software and more. Also provides in-person
tech support.
The Offices of Career Connections offer career education services, such as career
coaching, tips for developing a professional reputation and interviewing for new opportunities,
assistance with application materials, events, resources to practice networking, career
exploration, and job search strategies, mock job and medical interviews, to name a
few.
Students are encouraged to drop by the Career Studio on the first floor of the Cordia Harrington Center for Excellence to receive career
assistance from a trained Career Peer Mentor or schedule an appointment with a career counselor.
Career Studio Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00am - 5:00pm
CENTER FOR MULTICULTURAL AND DIVERSITY EDUCATION
A student-centered, multicultural, intersectional spacesupporting student success
through a variety of academic workshops, seminars and academic coaching, cultural
celebrations, intercultural public events, arts-based community outreach, educational
forums, and partnerships that promote diversity education and social justice.
VRIC serves as the central point of contact for prospective or current UA student
veterans needing assistance with the admissions process, applying for military educational
benefits and scholarships, and referrals to various academic departments around campus.
Additionally, they maintain a large network within the community to refer students
to organizations specializing in veteran services.
Sept. 29: One Book One Community (OBOC) Author Keynote- Join OBOC and author Jonathan Mooney for a keynote address on his book "Normal Sucks", focused on challenging the concept of normality and empowering everyone to succeed. 6pm in ARKU 424, book signing to follow.
Sept. 30: One Book One Community (OBOC) Author Luncheon - Join OBOC and author Jonathan Mooney for a luncheon with book signing to follow. 12pm in the MC Gallery (4th floor of Arkansas Union)
Oct. 3:Wheelchair Basketball Game between our UREC team and the Ozark Adaptive Sports Association (OZASA) team. Location is the HPER Gym 4 at 2 p.m. Hosted by UREC. No registration required - spectators are always welcome!
Oct. 8:Disability Awareness Month Community Resource Fair — Center for Educational Access (CEA), in collaboration with SOURCES for Community Independent Living, event from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the ARKU International Connections Lounge.
Oct. 15: Webinar — presented by Department of Equal Opportunity, Compliance & Title IX staff — From Barriers to Solutions: Understanding the Employment Accommodations process at the U of A. 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (Central). Information and registration link.
Oct. 22:Webinar — presented by Department of Equal Opportunity, Compliance & Title IX staff — A Practical Guide to Disability Etiquette. Noon to 1 p.m. Information and registration link.
Oct. 25:EMPOWER Co-Ed Basketball series - First game — EMPOWER and UREC; games start at 5:30 p.m. in HPER Gym 3. No registration required - spectators are always welcome! (Note: This is the kickoff game for a series of basketball games occurring each Sunday from Oct. 25 through Nov. 15.)
Oct. 29: The 2026 U of A Disability Awareness Awards — 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The awards ceremony will open at 11:30 a.m. with remarks from Dr. Danielle Williams, associate vice chancellor and executive director for Equal Opportunity, Compliance and Title IX. Please email OEOC-Accommodation and Accessibility Services if you would like to attend this awards event: access@uark.edu. Refreshments will be provided.