Student Life & Resources

Maxient Reporting Form: The University of Colorado Anschutz faculty, staff, students, and others are encouraged to refer students, faculty, and staff to the Office of Student Affairs and Professionalism who exhibit: 

• Academic, personal, or emotional challenges 
• Threatening, worrisome, or other concerning behavior, either in-person or via the internet 
• Unprofessional or unethical behavior (i.e., cheating) 
• Behaviors that do not convey compassion, respect, empathy, caring, and tolerance in all interactions with students, patients and families, professional colleagues, teachers, and staff, in respect to Title IX’s protected classes. 

The form may also be used for general student affairs issues like:

• Leave of absence (maternity, paternity, wellness, grief, surgical procedures)
• Housing, food or financial insecurities
• Requesting accommodations
• Mental health resources. 

Your referral supports students by helping them get connected to resources for success and can be reported anonymously.

 

My SSP: My Student Support Program (My SSP) is now available to CU Anschutz Students and Residents, offering free online mental health counseling and support resources 

CU Anschutz Food Pantry: The food pantry is open to all faculty, staff, and students seeking food, hygiene items, and pet supplies. The food pantry is located in the Strauss Health Sciences Library, room 3105. There are no restrictions on the number of items that can be taken or limits on food pantry visits. 

The Phoenix Center at Anschutz: The Phoenix Center at Anschutz (PCA) is a free and confidential resource for students, faculty, and staff who are affected by interpersonal violence (IPV), including relationship violence, sexual violence, and stalking. 

CU Anschutz Shares: This is a resource available to students facing temporary financial hardship that threatens the student’s ability to successfully complete the current semester. 

Student and Resident Mental Health: We provide comprehensive and confidential mental health services for all students enrolled in the schools located at the Anschutz Medical Campus 

Find Help Now: If you are experiencing a mental health crisis and are in need of support, check out this link. 

​The University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine is a diverse teaching, clinical care, and research community comprised of dedicated students, faculty, and staff working together to help further our mission.

The policies below were created to help our students maintain our high standards and ensure the best possible experience during their time here.

• Academic Policy​
• Clinic Policy and Procedures Manual
• Competency Statements
• Compliance Portal
• Ethics Point​ Reporting
• N-95 Fact Sheet
• Social Media Policy
• Student Handbook
• Student Identity Verification With Remote Learning​​
• Student Leave Form​
• Student Organizations Policy
• Technical Standards for Admission, Promotion, and Graduation​

The Office of Student Affairs provides information and services to support and complement students' academic learning, including housing information, childcare resources, student organizations, activities​ and recreation information, learning assistance/tutoring services, and more.

International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) welcomes you to the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. ISSS helps more than 1,400 international students and 500 international scholars annually from around the world to become active participants in university degree programs and teaching, research, and service at the university.  From pre-departure to orientation, ISSS provides immigration and advising services for F-1/J-1 students, J-1 exchange scholars, H-1B/TN/E-3/O-1 temporary workers, and Legal Permanent Residence applicants.  ISSS also provides checklists for students' and scholars’ pre-arrival/current/post-organization and planning and a comprehensive international student orientation before classes begin each semester and for scholars prior to engaging in teaching, research, and service appointments.

Learn more about the student clubs, honor societies, and organizations that help foster social interactions, professional development, community service opportunities, and recognition of CU School of Dental Medicine students.

The Campus Health Center offers the right type of care at the right time. The on-campus clinic accepts walk-ins and offers late appointment hours to fit student schedules.​

The Anschutz Health & Wellness Center helps students become and stay well through an integrated, holistic approach and a multi-disciplinary team. The 94,000-square-foot facility features advanced equipment technology, a state-of-the-art fitness center, sports physiology and degreed and licensed trainers, weight loss programs, wellness programs, and more.​

The Student Insurance Office helps students evaluate their insurance needs and choose the best option for their lifestyle.​ All CU School of Dental Medicine students are required to have health insurance.​​

The Parking and Transportation Services Division offers a variety of parking and alternate transportation options​ to help students find safe solutions to meet their needs.