Faculty Resources Directory
DAESA has services and resources available to help you better serve your students.
| Department | Service | Contact and Location |
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| Career Development and Community Engagement | Available to assist you in providing career development opportunities and resources for our students. | |
| Center for Academic Success | Available to assist in early identification and intervention for "at risk" undergraduate students who are experiencing academic difficulty in your course. | |
| Counseling and Psychological Services |
If you have a student experiencing a psychological or emotional crisis, contact Counseling and Psychological Services. If you are seeing aggressive behavior or an emergency situation on campus, call the Campus Police Department at 850.474.2415. |
Building 960, 200 A
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| Dean of Students |
We encourage you to consult with our office if a student has violated the student code of conduct, or is facing challenges or concerns that are interfering with their success. |
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| Student Accessibility Resources |
If a student identifies a disability to you or you suspect an academic barrier due to a possible disability, please direct the student to the Student Accessibility Resources (SAR) Office. SAR staff are available to guide you in meeting accommodation requirements and have put together many helpful online resources as well. |
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| Student Health Services |
The Student Health Clinic is a primary health facility that serves actively enrolled UWF Students. Our caring team of professionals is available to serve students when they need medical care or advice. |
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| Title IX Programs | If a student discloses to you that they are a victim of sexual assault or sexual violence, you are required to report the incident. Mandated Reporters or any individual wishing to report potentially prohibited behavior must provide information to the University’s Title IX Coordinator. | |
| Tutoring and Learning Resources | If a student needs support mastering current course-related knowledge and skills or developing better behavior or study habits, you can refer them to TLR. |
If you are witnessing aggressive behavior or other unusual situations on campus, call the UWF Police Department at 850.474.2415.
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