University at Buffalo (UB)
Supporting Inclusion for all
For Students
University offices can help with matters including counseling, support, academic grievances and student advocacy.
- Student Conduct – provides information and referral, answer questions, clarify University Rules and Regulations, and address violations of the Student Code of Conduct.
- Counseling Services - for any issue related to your emotional state, dealing with stress, handling a crisis, or coping with the transition to college: depression, anxiety, eating disorders, chemical use, assault or abuse, sexual identity, relationship conflicts, grief, academic stress, and family issues.
- Health Promotion – provides assistance that includes rape/sexual assault prevention and support, and LGBTQ wellness.
- International Student Services – provides assistance, information and support to international students.
- University Police – responds to crime reports, including reports of stalking, sexual assault and hate crimes.
- Accessibility Resources - coordinates services and accommodations to ensure the accessibility and usability of all UB programs, services, and activities by people with disabilities.
- Veteran Services - helps student veterans balance college with other life goals.
- Academic Grievance Policy and Procedure for Undergraduate Students
- Graduate School Academic Grievance Policy and Procedures