TWU Student Resources
Find numerous resources for students below.
Academic Services
- Pioneer Center
- Internships
- Academic Coaching
- TRiO Student Support Service Programs: offers specialized services for low income, first-generation, and/or students with documented disabilities
- Academic Testing Services: provides a variety of proctored computer and paper exams required to attend college, earn college credit or certifications
- Write Site: provides support with the writing process
- Science Learning Resource Center: provides tutoring for students taking sciences courses
- Math and Tech Success Center: provides tutoring for students taking mathematics and computer science courses
- Academic Advising
- Center for Student Involvement
Research Services
- RefWorks 3.0: online tool for storing/organizing citations
- PsychData: online survey software tool
- Subject Librarians
- Library Tutorials & Workshops and Library Services
- Center for Research Design and Analysis and Services
- Center for Student Research and Opportunities
- Dissertation Boot Camps
Technology Services
- Hardware Discounts
- Borrowing Technology: Through the library for short or long term
Career Services
- Career Connections: supports students/alumni by assisting students with career building resources
- COPE Clothing Closet: open to any student needing professional attire
Financial Services
Personal Services
- Student Health Services
- Counseling and Psychology Services (CAPS)
- Counseling and Family Therapy Clinic
- Health and Wellbeing Initiative and Mind Body Wellbeing
- Fitness and Recreation: Online resources
- Wellness and Nutrition Coaching
- Minerva’s Market: free food pantry located on the first floor of the student union and open for currently enrolled students
- Groceries to Go: mobile food truck that visits campus during the long semesters and is open to students, faculty, staff and community members
- Social Work Food Pantry: located in Old Main Building 406
- North Texas Food Resources and Houston Food Resources
- SNAP Assistance: federal food assistance program
- Housing Resources
- Child Care Resources
- Lactation Room: located in the student union
- Legal Services: free consultations and referrals to current students
- Civility & Community Standards: Student Code of Conduct, Academic Integrity, Title IX, Title VI (student concerns of discrimination), and ADA complaints on behalf of students
- Center for First-Generation Students: promotes belonging and inclusion on campus through programming and services, and support for first-generation students
- Go Center: college awareness and accessibility information center
- Request to Observe Religious Holy Day Form: can be submitted to professors in order to request a religious/holy day accommodation
- Meditation Rooms: located on the first floor of the student union and the third floor of the library
- Nap pods: located in the basement of the library
Population Specific
- Disability Services
- Foster Care Alumni
- International Students
- Parenting Student Resources
- First-Generation Students
- Veterans and Military Resources
- Veterans Lounge: Located on the first floor of the student union
- Commuters
- Commuter Lounge: Located on the first floor of the student union
- Lockers: available at no cost to students in the student union
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