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Honors students receive benefits, such as priority course registration and the opportunity to apply for Honors-only scholarships. They are also eligible to participate in Honors courses, weekend seminars, and other academic events. Honors students are eligible to graduate “with Honors.”

Honors students may graduate with University Honors. To do so, a student must fulfill the following requirements:

1. Maintain a 3.5 GPA in their major and 3.25 GPA overall; 2a. Complete the six-credit hour senior

Honors thesis course in their major, or

2b. Complete a senior Honors project approved by the director of the

University Honors Program; 3. Complete the one-credit hour

University Honors Program capstone course, A&S 4000, during the semester they intend to graduate.

You can contact the Honors office directly, by phone at (504) 280-7008 or by email at honors@uno.edu, or stop by the office in Room 301 of the Earl K. Long Library.

The HUB developed as an extension of the Office of Student Affairs to provide access to a broad network of supportive services throughout the college experience. Within the HUB, Student Care Coordinators work collaboratively with students to assess their needs, develop a plan, and explore University and community resources. Students are referred to the HUB through the University’s early alert system, Navigate. Follow-up is individually tailored with the goal of empowering students to take an active role in their well-being and increase access to resources.

University Center 252 ƍ hub@uno.edu

The Learning Resource Center (LRC) is committed to the belief that students’ success and academic experience are enhanced when they are empowered to cultivate the skills, strategies and behaviors of confident, independent, lifelong learners. Our mission is to provide UNO’s diverse student population with the tools needed for academic success.

• Academic Coaching – Students can come into the LRC to discuss a problem they are experiencing in a course. The staff member will provide recommendations on how to tackle the issue. Common concerns might include difficulty with course content, not seeing eye-to-eye with an instructor, having difficulty understanding a foreign-accented speaker, problems with a group project, or personal issues impacting coursework.

• Tutoring – There are many different departments offering tutoring or academic assistance on campus. It can be tough to figure out where to go for help. The LRC puts together a comprehensive schedule of all the academic support on campus to make it easy for students to know where they can get help for a class at any given time. Check uno.edu/lrc for the most up-to-date schedule.

• Workshops and Programs – Workshops and programs are offered throughout the semester on various topics including Learning From a Foreign-Accented Speaker, The Power Hour Study Method, Navigating Group Projects, Avoiding Study Traps, and many more.

In addition to the many options for inperson, on-campus tutoring, the LRC sponsors online tutoring through NetTutor so students can get help in a wide range of subjects after hours or on weekends and holidays when campus is closed. You can access NetTutor through Moodle in any of your courses.

Whether you are having a tough time starting your paper, organizing your ideas, or taking care of grammatical or stylistic issues, our Writing Coaches can help with any and all writing concerns. The Writing Center is open M–Th 9 a.m–4:30 p.m. and F 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

The Math Tutor Center offers both individualized and group programs to assist students in learning mathematics and in successfully completing their mathematics requirements at UNO. They are open M–F from 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

We offer a comfortable workspace where you have access to supplies, study resources, computers and more. Schedule one-on-one tutoring sessions for lower division math and science courses at this location, or speak with a Privateer Pathways staff member.

Library 126 î uno.edu/lrc ƍ lrc@uno.edu î Twitter and Instagram: @UNO_LRC Л (504) 280-7054

UNO is committed to providing the highest quality health care to UNO students, faculty, and staff. The Ochsner Health Center offers evaluation and treatment of illness and injury and provides wellness examinations, immunizations, routine lab tests, and the screening and management of sexually transmitted diseases. They also offer educational programming for health promotion and illness prevention. Primary care is provided to students on an appointment basis. A health insurance plan is also available. The hours are: M–F 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. To make an appointment, call (504) 280-6387.

University Center 238 î uno.edu/campus-health Л (504) 280-6387

The UNO Recreation and Fitness Center (RFC) has 87,000 square feet of space dedicated to a variety of fitness and recreational activities conveniently located on the campus of the University of New Orleans. The full-service facility is open to UNO students, UNO faculty, UNO staff, and the community. In addition, the Recreation and Fitness Center has won several architectural awards. There are several ways to get involved via the Recreation Department including:

• Cycling • Power Hour

• Splash • Yoga • Zumba

• Barbell Burn

• Swim Lessons • Flag Football • Soccer

• Volleyball • Basketball

• Softball

• Archery • Rugby • Taekwondo • Brazilian

Jiu-Jitsu

• Sailing

î uno.edu/recreation-intramural-sports ƍ rissa@uno.edu Л (504) 280-6357

Student Accountability aims to educate students about the UNO Student Code of Conduct, Academic Integrity, the UNO Student Handbook, and other University policies and procedures. The office can assist and advise a student who feels that a University policy or their rights have been violated. The office promotes and improves student’s self-advocacy and conflict resolution skills.

Earl K. Long Library Room 126E ƍ aaking@uno.edu Л (504) 280-7327