Tips for Self Care
This has, understandably, been a stressful semester for many students as we have responded to the challenges presented by COVID-19. The Counseling Center has compiled some Tips for Self-Care so that you will feel empowered to continue engaging in activities that benefit your physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Welcome to the virtual home for the UWG Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management (SAEM). We support the academic mission of the University by providing the services, facilities, programs, and people to help students succeed from pre-enrollment through graduation and beyond! There are many resources on our SAEM websites for prospective and current students. However, if you are unable to find what you need, I invite you to visit any of our departments or contact the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management by emailing vpsaem@westga.edu, calling 678-839-6423, or visiting Suite 200 of the Campus Center.
Go West! Go Wolves!
Dr. André L. Fortune
Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management
Important Links
- Student Handbook
- Code of Conduct (pdf)
- Student Facts
- Disruptive & Distressed Students
- Responding to Students in Distress
- Student Safety Information
- Mission, Vision, & the Student Experience
- Graduate Assistant Policy Manual
- Student Activity Fee Budget Allocation
- Campus Awareness Response & Evaluation
- 2015-2021 Strategic Plan
Contact Us
Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
Office of the Vice President
Campus Center Suite 200
(678) 839-6423
(678) 839-6340
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Departments
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Admissions
Coordinates all undergraduate admissions efforts: Contacts with new students, campus tours, and visitation days, applications for admission for freshman and transfer students, visits to high schools to promote UWG.
Location: Murphy Building
Phone: (678)839-5600
Website: Admissions -
Career Services
Employment assistance for students seeking career, full-time, part-time, seasonal and summer jobs; on campus interviews and other career events to connect students with employers; co-op and internship experiences.
Location: Row Hall, Third Floor, West Wing
Phone: (678) 839-6431
Website: Career Services -
Center for Adult Learners and Veterans
Supports the retention, progression, and graduation of students at the University of West Georgia through services and programs for adult learners, veterans, and their families. The Center serves individual students and leads campus-wide education and awareness initiatives.
Location: University Community Center, 312
Phone: (678) 839-5210 -
Center for Student Involvement
Co-curricular activities to complement and accentuate the formal learning process; student organizations and leadership training. Student Government Association advisement.
Location: Campus Center
Phone: (678) 839-6526
Website: Center for Student Involvement -
Counseling Center
Personal counseling & psychotherapy with licensed counselors, study skills, career counseling, crisis intervention, assistance for students with disabilities.
Location: Row Hall, First Floor
Phone: (678) 839-6428
Website: Counseling Center -
Enrollment Services Center
A student’s “first stop” for Registration and Financial Aid services, including assistance with readmission, registration, withdrawals, drop-add, transcript requests, Wolf Watch degree audit, financial aid applications and related documents, HOPE scholarships, and student loans.
Location: Parker Hall, First Floor
Phone: (678) 839-6421 -
Financial Aid
Administers all financial aid. Assures compliance with relevant USG and Federal loans.
Location: Parker Hall, Third Floor
Phone: (678) 839-6285
Website: Financial Aid -
New Student Programs
Coordinates and supports UWG 1101 (Freshman Seminar) and Learning Communities. Manages Orientation Programs for new students and parents, and Commuter Student Services.
Location: Murphy
Phone: (678) 839-4739 -
Health Services
Medical assistance for students for all common ailments, pharmacy, limited lab services, gynecological services, emergency medical attention, sexual assault & crisis response, health education, and advocacy for students in crisis.
Location: Health Center - Infirmary
Phone: (678) 839-6452
Website: Health Services -
Housing & Residence Life
On-campus housing for 3,000 students, including academic and social programs, and professional and paraprofessional live-in staff.
Location: East Commons, First Floor
Phone: (678) 839-6426
Website: Housing & Residence Life -
International Student Admissions & Programs
Operational support for all International student applications, services, and programs.
Location: Mandeville Hall, 229
Phone: (678) 839-4780 -
Office of Community Standards
The Office of Community Standards serves to engage students on issues of community membership and responsible decision making. We foster cognitive, personal, professional, and academic development with an emphasis on integrity and respect. This is accomplished by assessing a student's needs, providing proactive education, referring them to available resources, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices.
Location: Strozier, 211
Phone: (678) 839-2466
Website: Office of Community Standards -
University Recreation
Manages the Campus Center ballroom, meeting rooms, state-of-the art fitness facility, climbing wall, and game room (fitness facilities free for students, memberships available for faculty, staff, and retirees). Provides recreational opportunities, including intramural sports fitness activities, and adventure trips.
Location: Campus Center
Phone: (678) 839-5500
Website: University Recreation
