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The Mission of the Portland State University Student Health Service is to promote optimal wellness throughout the University community. The Health Service enhances overall health and safety by providing primary health care to students, health education, outreach activities and emergency care to the campus at large. Through the promotion of lifelong healthy attitudes and behaviors, students are aided in achieving their academic and personal goals, thus enabling them to fully realize their responsibilities to self and community. |
Disability Advocacy Cultural Association |
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“Attitudes are the Real Disability” |
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DRC attempts to provide students with disabilities an equal access to education via pre-admission counseling, academic planning, and a variety of academic accommodations. |
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Student Resources |
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There are a few service-providing offices at PSU that students should be aware of. If you need help in deciding which office is the right choice, or if you are looking for other choices, please do not hesitate to ask. Contact the DACA and make an appointment, or stop by and say hello. If you wish to find out about participating in or planning activities for the DACA, consider this an invitation to get involved. All are welcome. |
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Office of Educational Equity Programs and Services Students who come from backgrounds traditionally under-represented in post-secondary education can find programs and services to increase their access to college, and help improve their success in education through Educational Equity Programs and Services. Programs include both PSU sponsored and TRIO (U.S. Department of Education) programs. Student Support Services is part of TRIO, a group of federally-funded programs in existence since the Johnson Administration of the 1960's. Eligible students are low-income, minorities, have a physical, psychological, or learning disabilities, and/or those whose are first generation college students. |
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Are you planning a big research project in the PSU Library and finding the possibilities a little daunting? This research guide should provide a basic introduction to navigating your project from brainstorming ideas, to finding sources in the Library, to citing those sources in your bibliography, and much more. If you are in need of assistive technology to use the library computer labs, or if you need specific assistance to use the library, beyond that which a general librarian would provide, go to http://www.lib.pdx.edu/services/accessibility.html for more details and to find out about research assistant services. |
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To contact us: |
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Phone: 503-725-5664 Fax: 503-725-5680 E-mail: daca@pdx.edu |
