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The Director of Student Services is available to discuss individual and group student concerns and problems, including academic and personal challenges, emergencies, etc. In addition to the option of seeking assistance from the Student Services Office, the University of Notre Dame offers a variety of student resources which are described in the following web pages:
Alcohol/Drug Education
574-631-7970 LaFortune ND.aldrug.1@nd.edu
Campus Ministry
574-631-7800 Colman-Morse Building ND.ministry.1@nd.edu
Center for Social Concerns
574-631-5293 Center for Social Concerns Trozzolo.3@nd.edu
Debt Counseling Services
(574) 631-7113
Eating Disorders Services
574-631-7336 Health Services Building
Gender Relations Center
574-631-9340
Health Services
574-631-7497 Health Services Building univhlsv.1@nd.edu
International Student Services and Activities
574-631-3825 LaFortune issa@nd.edu
Multicultural Student Programs & Seminars
574-631-6841 LaFortune ND.msps.1@nd.edu
Rape Victims Resource Person
574-631-7728
Residence Life and Housing
574-631-5878 Main Building orlh@nd.edu
Safewalk
574-634-2583 Security Building ND.ndspd.1@nd.edu
Security/Police Office
574-631-5555 Security Building ND.ndspd.1@nd.edu
Shuttle Services
574-631-6661
The Sweep Route Map
574-233-2131
Student Accounts
574-631-7113 Main Building stdacct.1@nd.edu
Student Activities Office
574-631-7308 LaFortune sao@nd.edu
Student Affairs
574-631-5550 Main Building ND.stdntaff.1@nd.edu
Students with Disabilities
574-631-7157 Sara Bea Learning Center for Students with Disabilities nd.osd.1@nd.edu
University Counseling Center
574-631-7336 Health Services Building
A word about law students attending counseling/therapy. Life can bring experiences and difficulties that can be helped with professional, confidential counseling and therapy. While some states’ bar applications will inquire as to whether the applicant has participated in counseling or psychotherapy for psychological conditions or disorders, the experience of our students has been that such counseling or therapy typically does not have any bearing on whether a candidate will be admitted to the bar. Indeed, bar associations encourage attorneys to seek counseling when needed and do not penalize law students who have done so. Any concerns you have about this subject may be discussed confidentially with the Director of Student Services, the Director of Career Services, or the Director of the University Counseling Center
