MSW Student Resource Portal

Health & Wellness Resources

DUHelp offers a wide range of resources to support your experience and success. DUHelp is a hub of common helpful resources, organized by categories such as academic, wellbeing, and resources for distance students. 

Leave of Absence: At certain times in graduate school, a student may need to take a pause in their program. You will find information on personal and medical leave options at the following links: Personal Leave of Absence Policy | Student Outreach and Support information on Medical Leave - Medical Leave of Absence and Reentry Policy. ----- [GSSW Leave of Absence Guide ] -----

Student Technology Essentials

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  MyDU

  Check your MyDU portal for important documents, registration info and other student essentials.

  MyDU

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  Canvas

  Students at the Denver, Four Corners, and Roaring Fork campuses access Canvas, our online learning-management system to find syllabi, assignments, deadlines and more.

  Canvas

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  Office 365

  Access your email account, Microsoft Word, OneDrive and other resources that can help you complete your schoolwork.

  Office 365

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  Zoom

  Host or attend virtual meetings or classes.

  Zoom

MSW@Denver Student Technology

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  Digital Campus

  MSW@Denver students access their coursework and live sessions (via zoom) through Digital Campus

  Digital Campus

Resources by MSW Program

The following resources are specific to your MSW program. Find information about program-specific health and counseling resources and resource guides.

• Denver Campus MSW Program

  SOS (Student Outreach and Support): Helps students succeed by connecting them to resources, developing a plan of action to meet their goals, and navigating challenging situations. Staff, faculty and students can submit a referral or reach out directly for connection.

  If you or someone you know needs help in dealing with a suicidal crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

  • DU Student Outreach and Support also provides a comprehensive list of DU resources and Denver metro area resources for housing support, financial assistance, food insecurity, transportation, technology and physical and mental health needs. Find this list here: Off Campus & Community Resources. 

     

  CAPE (Center for Advocacy, Prevention, Empowerment): Supporting survivors of sexual violence and promoting healthy relationships.

  Health and Counseling Center: The University Health and Counseling Center provides exceptional, inclusive, integrated health care. The center promotes student success and wellness through education, advocacy and outreach to the University of Denver community.

  • Contact:
    • 303-871-2205
    • info@hcc.du.edu
    • After-hours counseling: 303-871-2205
  • Inclusive and Specialty Services
  • Quarterly Group Counseling Program - Health and Counseling
  • Psychological Assessments and ADHD Evaluations

   

  Professional Psychology Clinic: The Professional Psychology Clinic is the training center for the University of Denver Graduate School of Professional Psychology. The clinic has provided low-cost, high-quality psychological services to Denver's community for over 30 years.

  • Contact: 303-871-3626
  • Fees for services are on a sliding scale and are based on income and financial circumstances.

   

  Health Insurance Plan: The University of Denver offers a comprehensive Student Insurance Plan underwritten by United Healthcare Student Resources. This plan is designed specifically for students attending a campus-based program at the University of Denver and is only available to enrolled, active students.

• Four Corners MSW Program

  Distance Learners can explore potential DU resources via the DUHelp page.

  Counseling: Students have access to six counseling sessions (paid for by DU) with one of the following providers:

  • Amie Bryant: 970.946.8004

  • Jane Pedersen: 970-385-5266

     

  Financial: The GSSW Student Emergency Fund provides limited financial assistance to currently enrolled Four Corners MSW, MSW@Denver, and Western Colorado students who are experiencing unexpected, temporary hardships, resulting from emergency or crisis situations.

• Western Colorado MSW Program

  Distance Learners can explore potential DU resources via the DUHelp page.

  Emergency Procedures: Please refer to the Colorado Mountain College Emergency Procedures.

  Counseling: Students have access to six free sessions with a credentialed counselor via Triad.

  • Contact: 1-877-679-1110

     

  Financial: The GSSW Student Emergency Fund provides limited financial assistance to currently enrolled Four Corners MSW, MSW@Denver, and Western Colorado students who are experiencing unexpected, temporary hardships, resulting from emergency or crisis situations.

• Online MSW Program: MSW@Denver

  Distance Learners can explore potential DU resources via the DUHelp page.

  Health & Counseling: Uwill is a leading mental health and wellness solution that provides students with the ability to connect immediately (or on their preferred timeline) with licensed mental health counselors based on their unique needs and preferences. To get started, visit the Uwill portal, create an account with your DU email, and connect with a clinician.

  Financial: The GSSW Student Emergency Fund provides limited financial assistance to currently enrolled Four Corners MSW, MSW@Denver, and Western Colorado students who are experiencing unexpected, temporary hardships, resulting from emergency or crisis situations.