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Housing and Residential Education is committed to student safety and security. Through working with campus partners, we offer students support from professional staff members and resources through campus. This web page serves as space to provide you information about safety tips, security measures at the “U”, and contact information for Housing and Residential staff and campus partners. We are excited to work with students to create a safe, secure, and supportive environment. All students are active members of our community who have a responsibility to say something if they see something.

Part of the campus experience is to engage with your community and to learn to live cooperatively with others. If you have feedback for your roommate, neighbors, or another student at the “U”, we encourage you to address the individuals directly. If you need support on how to approach a conflict, or if individuals you wish to communicate with are not responsive, please feel welcome to call the front desks to ask that the RA on duty be contacted and requested to help address the situation.

HRE SECURITY UPDATES

If there is an emergency or crime taking place, CALL 911 

 

HRE FRONT DESK SUPPORT

 

Peterson Heritage Center

801-587-2000

 

 

Kahlert Village

801-585-1264

 

 

Marriott Honors Community

801-587-8444

 

 

Lassonde Studios

801-213-8700

Report Policy Violation

 

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

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Mental Health First Responders (MH1) is committed to providing student-centered after-hours crisis response and prevention, supporting emotional health, and improving well-being through connecting the students' unique needs with appropriate resources and interventions thro​ugh campus and community collaboration.

MH1

Nod is like a workout app for social goals. Humans may be social creatures, but that doesn’t mean making social connections is always easy. Students across the country are having difficulty connecting and are experiencing increased social isolation.

Nod App

The You@Utah online portal is designed to help students explore their strengths, manage stress, set goals, promote happiness and well-being and connect to campus resources to “thrive, succeed and matter.”

You@Utah

The Racist and Bias Incident Response Team was created in late 2019 and aimed to bring together perspectives and processes from across the university in order to develop a coordinated approach to responding to racist and bias incidents on campus.

RBIRT