Campus Resources

 

SHARPP

 

UNH Police Department

Durham Police Department

UNH Affirmative Action and Equity Office

  • (603) 862-2930
  • ReportIt! is a place to report report and learn about incidents of bias, discrimination and/or harassment.
  • Located in Thompson Hall (T-Hall)

This office is charged with the responsibility to oversee the University's compliance efforts with affirmative action, Title IX, disability laws and regulations (including ADA and Section 504), equal employment laws, and campus initiatives aimed at creating a diverse, welcoming and equitable campus. The Director of the Affirmative Action and Equity Office provides advice on policies, programs and services to achieve affirmative action goals and enhance the campus climate; and, in addition, handles all complaints of discrimination or harassment under the Discrimination and Discriminatory Harassment Policy.

Office of Conduct and Mediation

  • (603) 862-3377
  • Located in Hitchcock Hall

The Office of Conduct and Mediation supports and enforces standards of behavior designed to foster an environment of civility and respect where both rights and responsibilities are deeply valued and highly cherished. The office respects the integrity of students by protecting students' rights and ensuring fairness through the enforcement of University policies and regulations.

UNH Counseling Center

The Counseling Center is the primary mental health facility on campus. They provide individual counseling and therapy and support groups.

UNH Health Services

  • Main Line - (603) 862-1530
  • Appointments/Triage - (603) 862-2856
  • Education/Counseling - (603) 862-3494
  • Located across Main Street from Holloway Commons

Health Services is an integrated health and wellness facility. They provide primary medical care, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) testing/counseling, pregnancy testing and options counseling, and annual exams. The center also provides health and wellness education/counseling on a variety of topics, including alcohol and other drugs, eating concerns, self-esteem and stress managment.

Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMSA)

  • (603) 862-2050
  • Located in the Memorial Union Building (MUB)

OMSA creates opportunities for people to participate in an inclusive community and to explore and understand diversity, injustice and equity. Their work is grounded in understanding diversity that includes people of all abilities, ages and ethnicities, genders, nationalities, races, religions/spiritual traditions, socio-economic classes and sexual orientations. OMSA provides support and development for African American/Black, Latina/o, Native American and Asian/Pacific Islanders, as well as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students.

Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (Dover)

Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (WDH) is located in Dover, NH and is the closest hospital to the Durham campus. SHARPP works closely with WDH to provide support to survivors who utilize the hospital and during rape kit examinations. WDH is also the after-hours provider for UNH students when UNH Health Services is closed and a student's medical care cannot wait until Health Services is open.

UNH Veteran's Coordinator

  • (603) 862-1595
  • Located in Stoke Hall

The Veteran's Coordinator provides counseling on all aspects of veterans' benefits as well as assistance in procuring and completing the required forms and certifications for veterans' benefits.  The veterans coordinator maintains a compreshensive directory to assist veterans in contacting state, local, and university resources for housing, day care, career planning, employment, financial aid, tutorial assistance, remedial training, handicapped services, and Vietnam Veterans Outreach.  The Coordinator also provides a framwork for networking among campus veterans.

Disability Services for Students

  • (603) 862-2607
  • Located in Smith Hall

Disability Services for Students provides services to students with documented disabilities to ensure that all University activities and programs are accessible. Individualized accommodations and support services for veteran students with disabilities is also available. The office also promotes the development of student self-reliance and the personal independence necessary to succeed in a university climate.

 

For resources available in the state of New Hampshire, please call us at (603) 862-3494 or (603) 862-SAFE or visit the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence