National Tragedy: Response and Resources
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Building evacuation drills cancelled Program for Reflection and Remembrance: Photos and transcripts Provost: Heal ourselves, help others Dean of Students staff offers advice, help Dean of Students: We will be with you
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Services scheduled around the community
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For help dealing with the aftermath of Tuesday’s events, consider these resources:
Students: Counseling and Consultation Services, 265-5600 (The service, run by University Health Services, is open 8:30 am-5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and 9 a.m.-5 p. m. Wednesday.)
Faculty and staff: Tips for addressing the tragedy in class
Other resources: Helping our children respond to televised horrors (UW-Extension) National emergency contact information
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Provost: Heal ourselves, help others Dean of Students staff offers advice, help Dean of Students: We will be with you
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