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Aboriginal Students' Centre
The Aboriginal Students' Centre (ASC) is dedicated to supporting the personal, social, cultural, and academic success of Métis, First Nations and Inuit students.
The ASC and the Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre is now open for students to study and the front desk will be open for students to receive support. If you are not on-campus, the ASC will be available remotely. Contact us during regular office hours ( 8:30 am- 4:30 pm) Monday to Friday.
Access and Equity Services
Access and Equity Services, formerly Disability Services for Students (DSS), is guided by Saskatchewan's Human Rights legislation and the duty to accommodate individuals requiring accommodations based on disability, religion, family status, and gender identity.
Career Services
USask Career Services is here to assist you with all aspects of your career and job search.
International Student and Study Abroad Centre
The International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) is a central support unit and a campus partner for all students, staff, and faculty. ISSAC is dedicated to fostering a welcoming, globally aware and inclusive campus community.
The International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) is open for in-person visits, but still advising remotely via Zoom. Learn more about our remote services.
Peer Health
Students that are passionate about student health, want to make a difference on campus, and address health issues that impact student well-being.
Student Affairs and Outreach
A team of Social Workers who support students throughout their academic journey. The team provides direct support to students, educational programming, crisis response, and consultation to faculty, staff, and students who are concerned about a student.
Service changes to help slow the spread of COVID-19
Student Affairs and Outreach is closed but offering services remotely. Learn more about our changes in service.
Student Central
Don't know who to call? Start at Student Central, we can help with questions about finances, registration, academic life, and more.
For the safety of our campus community, Student Central is currently closed and will not be assisting students in-person. Your questions are important to us and we encourage you to contact us by email at askus@usask.ca, or by telephone at 306-966-1212 during our regular office hours listed below.
Student Wellness Centre
The Student Wellness Centre offers urgent and non-urgent physical and mental health care to University of Saskatchewan students and their dependents.
Service changes to help slow the spread of COVID-19
The Student Wellness Centre is open in a limited capacity to serve those clients that need to be seen in person. In person visits will be determined by your concern and your provider. We are not seeing drop-in appointments at this time, however there are some Same Day appointments available. The majority of our services for counselling, mental health, prescription renewals, and health teaching are still being done virtually. Learn more about our changes in service.
Important
For students currently residing outside of Saskatchewan: We are severely limited in the services we can provide, due to licensing restrictions and liability concerns. If you are a current patient/client and you have moved out of Saskatchewan, please let us know. For all new clients, please identify where you currently living so we can determine if you can be served, and by whom.
For students currently residing outside of Canada: We cannot provide any services to you until you return to Canada. For mental health concerns, we suggest you contact Empower Me through Studentcare, www.studentcare.ca.
USask Community Centre
A place for students to make connections and build community—wellness activities, peer-to-peer health education, and spiritual guidance and support.
Service changes to help slow the spread of COVID-19
The USask Community Centre is staffed from 10am to 3pm Monday to Thursday with limited capacity. Be part of our online community, follow Peer Health social media accounts.