Chemistry Learning Center
UW-Madison Department of Chemistry

Campus and Academic Resources

An Extensive List of Academic Support and Resources

Below is a compendium of Resources from Advising to Diversity & Inclusion to Course Deadlines to Food Support to Transportation Services to UHS’s multitude of services. I hope you find this substantial compilation helpful! If there are other links you think should be included please send suggestions to Tony Jacob.

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Academic Advising

Undergraduate Advising

Other Advising Resources

Admissions

Admissions (Office of Admissions and Recruitment)

Other Admission Resources

Calendar and Events

Diversity, Inclusion, and Campus Climate

Financial Aid

Office of Student Financial Aid

Other Resources

Food Support

On Campus

(Download a pdf of all of the food support organizations below with additional information.)

Off Campus

(Download a pdf of all of the food support organizations below with additional information.)
Sorted by shortest distances as determined from Google Maps riding in a car from the intersection of Park St. and University Ave.

Other

(Download a pdf of all of the food support organizations below with additional information.)

  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
    Offers nutrition assistance to eligible, low-income individuals and families. The food and nutrition service works with state agencies, nutrition educators, and neighborhood and faith-based organizations.
    Hours & Location: Select markets and dining halls on campus including Badger Market.
    To learn more about SNAP, visit https://access.wisconsin.gov/access/. UW students can also contact The Open Seat for assistance with signing up for SNAP.
  • Dial 2-1-1
    United Way of Dane County.

Jobs and Career Services

Campus Jobs and Listings

Campus Career Services

Libraries

Libraries

Larger Libraries

Smaller Libraries

Majors and Courses

Majors and Course Information

Honors Programs

Miscellaneous

Purchases and Technology

Student Affairs

Student Affairs

Student Organizations (selected)

Student Support Programs

Transportation Services

Campus Transportation Services (608-263-6667)

Off-Campus Services and Resources

Airports

Bicycles

Busses

Cabs

Trains

University Health Services

University Health Services (UHS) (333 East Campus Mall)

Survivor Information and Resources

Reporting Incidents

Off-Campus Survivor Resources: These are confidential resources and are not part of UHS

  • Deaf Unity (608-466-2881 text helpline; M-F 9:00am-10:00pm (CST); “Deaf Unity works with all Deaf individuals who experience domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes”)
  • Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAiS; 24/7 HelpLine 608-251-4445; 2102 Fordem Ave., Madison; “if you or a loved one feels abused, threatened, scared or unsafe in an intimate partner relationship, DAiS can help you; please call our 24-Hour Help Line; if you feel your life may be in danger, please call 911.”)
  • Freedom, Inc. (608-630-8901; 2110 Luann Lane, Madison; “has advocates who help victims and survivors of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and/or sexual assault get the help they need; these services are confidential and free; we help: Low- to no-income Black and Southeast Asian women, girls, and LGBTQ+ people in the Madison area.” )
  • Rape Crisis Center (24/7 HelpLine: 608-251-7273; Lînea de Ayuda: 608-258-2567; 2801 Coho St., #301, Madison; “provides services to survivors (and their family and friends) of all forms of sexual violence, including recent sexual assault, past sexual assault, incest (past or present), sexual harassment, and sexual exploitation”)
  • Room to be Safe (414-856-5428 (LGBT); they will return the call/text within 24 hours; “advocate for and work with survivors of all violence for individual counseling & advocacy, information & referral, safety planning, and support for LGBTQ communities in WI”)
  • UNIDOS Against Domestic Violence (24/7 HelpLine 800-510-9195; Office: 608-256-9195; services include: “victim advocacy for immigration issues, restraining order assistance, and legal information; victim support for court accompaniment, support groups, youth groups, men’s allies groups, and parenting support”)
  • UnityPoint Forensic Nurse Examiners Program (FNEP; 608-417-5916; 202 S. Park St., Madison; use Emergency Entrance; formerly SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) Program; “helps victims of sexual assault, child sexual abuse, elder abuse, and domestic violence begin the healing process; located within the Emergency Department at UnityPoint Health – Meriter hospital”)