UNT has created a network of professionals from across campus that are committed to a caring, confidential program of identification, intervention and response in order to provide our students with the greatest chance of success.

The Center Center provides resources to students and alumni. They can help you find jobs on campus and insherships on and off campus. They provide advice on creating resumes, dressing for success, interviews. They work with employer partners to connect UNT to jobs.

The University of North Texas’ Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) is a peer-based program created to give students in recovery the opportunity to experience college life in a safe, nurturing and substance-free environment. The program requires members to be involved with service activities, attend support groups and seminars while committing to sobriety and academics. While not all students enrolled in the program may be recovering from a substance use addiction, all students are asked to follow the same guidelines of sobriety and a healthy lifestyle.

The Counseling and Human Development Center was established in 1987 to provide a wide range of affordable counseling services to individuals and families in Denton and surrounding areas. As a state-of-the-art educational facility, we are staffed by advanced master’s and doctoral student counselors who provide high-quality, confidential counseling services under the supervision of UNT Counseling Program Faculty. Faculty supervisors are Licensed Professional Counselors and/or Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisors, and all services are offered in accordance with the highest ethical standards.

CTS consists of two inter-related parts: The Counseling Center and Testing Services. We exist to serve the students and community of UNT in support of the mission of the University. Through our Counseling Center services, we strive to support the academic success and general well-being of UNT students through professional counseling, career counseling, consultation, mental-health screenings, educational programs and self-help resources as well as a referral services.

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UNT Libraries’s government documents specialists can provide assistance when you have questions, need directions, or want advice about finding governmental, business, geographic, or legal information. In addition to the students, faculty, and staff of the University of North Texas, Government Information Connection serves the citizens of the 26th Congressional District of Texas.

The Help Yourself Campaign is a educational and resource campaign through the UNT Libraries. The aim of the series is to let student know that they can seek more than academic resources in the libraries. Librarians want student know that there are resources in the library that can help them process trauma, deal with difficult situations, and life questions through self-guided bibliotherapy. Designed as a series of flyers and online resources, the campaign provides flyers on various topics with a list of suggested keyword and subject terms to do catalog searches as well as call number ranges with location information so students can browse the stacks in the libraries. For more information visit the Help Yourself Guide or contact Brea Henson at brea.henson@unt.edu.

UNT welcomes more than 2,500 international students and scholars to North Texas each year. International Student and Scholar Services is committed to providing top-notch, culturally sensitive services to UNT's international communities. Our staff is here to help you navigate U.S. immigration regulations throughout your time at UNT.

The Recovery Nest at the University of North Texas is a recovery-oriented residence located inside College Inn. The Recovery Nest is open to students living in recovery from substance use disorders, mental health illness, and other quality of life concerns. Dedicated to providing the safety and resources students at the University of North Texas need to support their recovery, The Recovery Nest is the first residence hall wing serving students that are in long-term recovery, or that live a life of wellness by choice. The Recovery Nest community integrates fun in recovery with a focus on success in individual academic careers. Recovery and academics should never be sacrificed for one another, and the Recovery Nest combined with active participation in the Collegiate Recovery Program at the university make it possible not to have to choose.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) has resumed accepting requests to renew grants of deferred action under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. USCIS is currently not accepting requests from individuals who have never before been granted deferred action under the DACA program. There is one lawsuit still pending that challenges the validity of the DACA program.

One of the primary aspects of the Dean of Students Office is to help students resolve university related issues. Through the SOS (Seeking Options and Solutions) Program, the Office assists students and their families in navigating diverse concerns, as well as identifying resources for personal, academic, financial and social issues.

Student Legal Services offers a wide variety of legal guidance. The goal of this office is to counsel, advise, and represent University of North Texas students. Student Legal Services may write letters, draft legal documents, represent students, or otherwise attempt to resolve legal problems. While general advice may be available, Student Legal Services does not represent students in criminal matters (including traffic tickets).

The UNT Food Pantry now has a permanent home at Crumley Hall. Students can get in through the back door by the loading dock or through the front.

Hours of the food pantry are:
Monday- Thursday 10am- 7pm
Fridays from 10am-5pm

The Student Health and Wellness Center is committed to providing excellent healthcare to our students. Student success, development, and preparation for global citizenship is dependent on the many facets of good health.

UNT Housing can provide temporary housing accommodations for currently enrolled students needing relocation or transitioning between residents.

The University of North Texas Police Department's mission is to protect life, property, and individual rights. We will provide quality service in partnership with our community to create an environment that will aid and support the learning process. The UNT Police Department can assist emergency situation, campus safety, and self defense.