About Us
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Office of Student Services Campus and Community Relations is to direct and coordinate the efforts of the University and community coalition to enhance the safety, health, and civility of the campus and community environment through initiatives to curb the harmful effects of alcohol and substance abuse and physical and sexual assaults through educational programs, policy research and recommendations, community/campus taskforce actions, and promotion of campus and community programs.
Partners:
Some of our partners are listed below. We partner with others to provide education programs for students, for example AlcoholEdu, which was a collaborative effort among many different University departments, policy research and handbooks on alcohol, and informative websites for the entire community, such as the Off-Campus Living Guide. We collaborate across campus and within the community with a variety of departments and organizations in order to create a safer and healthier environment in which everyone can live, work, learn, and have fun.
Vice President of Student Services
The Office of the Vice President of Student Services works with students, faculty, staff, and the community to create and maintain a diverse and accessible university learning community.
Health Iowa/Student Health Service
Health Iowa, the educational branch of the Student Health Service, provides programs and services designed to assist students in developing and maintaining healthier lifestyles.
University Housing
University Housing complements the academic mission of The University of Iowa by providing clean, safe, and healthy housing and dining programs designed to meet the diverse developmental and educational needs of students living in a multicultural community.
Women's Resource and Action Center
The Women’s Resource and Action Center (WRAC) at The University of Iowa is a diverse community dedicated to fostering women's individual empowerment and systemic solutions to all forms of oppression. The Center leads and collaborates on projects that serve UI students, staff, faculty, and the greater community.
Admissions/Orientation
Your introduction to Iowa begins with Admissions and Orientation. They will share stories about The University of Iowa, assist you with class registration, introduce you to your academic adviser, and inform you about campus resources.
Tenant Landlord Association
The Tenant Landlord Association's primary goal is to offer tenants and landlords basic information about rental agreements, eviction actions, state and local housing laws, housing services, and a summary of the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords.
Campus Information Center
The Campus Information Center, centrally located in the Iowa Memorial Union, employs a knowledgeable staff to provide you with personal service and reliable information regarding campus and community resources.
City of Iowa City Neighborhood Services
The City of Iowa City Neighborhood Services supports and encourages neighborhood action and provides ideas and resources that can help shape the future of a neighborhood.
Office of Civic Engagement
The Civic Engagement Program at The University of Iowa strengthens students' learning opportunities by linking the University's teaching, research and service mission to meeting needs in Iowa's communities through community service.
Contact Information:
Director:
Angela Reams, M.A.
100 Stanley Hall #100-1
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa 52242
angela-reams@uiowa.edu