Lecture 10 Notes (Exam I)
No Lecture 10 Notes - this was the exam I period. See Exam I solution below in the Midterm section of the unit.
Fall 2017
Well-being
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Get HELP
Find emergency resources, ask a question, or get advice related to student experiences and services on campus.
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Triage, Referral, Assistance, and Crisis Support (TRACS)
TRACS is a physical and virtual one-stop hub where students can come to get a referral for supportive services (housing, rent, utilities, food) or receive direct clinical support for a range of mental health needs and crises.
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Talkspace
Get convenient, personal, and professional online messaging therapy.
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Headspace
Guided meditations for stress, focus, productivity, and more.
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Recreation Centers
Foster your physical well-being with group fitness classes, aquatics, club sports, and more.
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Physical Wellness
Get a healthcare professional’s guidance by making an appointment to visit University Health Services. You can receive Primary, GYN, and Behavioral Health help.
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Financial Wellness
Learn more about financial literacy and get connected with financial resources on campus to promote your financial well-being, including UK Invests.
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Safety Resources
Protect your physical and emotional safety using these campus services and reporting forms to report safety concerns.
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Belonging
Join supportive and inclusive environments that empower exploration, networking, and learning.
Academic Policies & Resources
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Academic Policies
Access university policies and standards.
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Academic Advisor
Log in to schedule a meeting with your advisor.
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Advising FAQs
See most frequently asked questions and answers related to advising.
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Academic Resources
Search for each of your classes to find academic resources specific to that class.
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Tutoring
Explore tutoring options for your classes.
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Career Center
Schedule a meeting to discuss career exploration, planning, internships and support.
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Integrated Success Coaching
Get personalized academic coaching.
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Disability Resource Center
Explore resources for testing, accommodations, access, and advocacy.
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Academic Ombud
Seek neutral and confidential guidance on your student rights.
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Registrar
Find information on appeals, documents and student records, academic calendars, schedules, applying for graduation, and policies.