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Student Accessibility and Accommodation (SAA) provides support for students with documentation of long-term or temporary needs for accommodations or access to academics, such as requiring extra time on exams due to dyslexia, anxiety, or a concussion. Students must register with SAA and request accommodations at the beginning of each semester. Accommodations can be provided for both visible and invisible needs. Learn more about other resources provided through SAA on their website.
Student Accessibility & Accommodations
253.879.3399; Howarth Hall, Room 103A; saa@pugetsound.edu
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The University Enrichment Committee (UEC) invites proposals for travel funding for full-time students whose independent work has been accepted for presentation at regional or national conferences.
From summer research to internships, there are many ways to get involved beyond academics.
253.879.3124; Howarth Hall, Room 005; experiential-learning@pugetsound.edu
For international and exchange students currently studying with or intending to study with the university, learn more about what UPS has to offer.
253.879.2515; Howarth Hall, Room 215; internationalprograms@pugetsound.edu
Here you can find academic and grad school planning, FERPA, transcript requests, and more.
253.879.3217; Jones Hall, Room 013; registrar@pugetsound.edu
Puget Sound offers study abroad programs in many countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and Oceania. Between Experiential Learning and the Office of International programs, we will guide and assist students with all study abroad planning—when to apply, when to go abroad, how to adjust when there, and how to acclimate upon returning.
253.879.2515; Howarth Hall, Room 215; internationalprograms@pugetsound.edu
The Center for Writing and Learning offers peer tutoring in writing across the curriculum and in subject-specific content, as well as classes and workshops, and academic counseling. They also help with speechwriting and presentation.
253.879.3395; Howarth Hall, Room 105; cwl@pugetsound.edu
Writing and subject tutoring appointments: Howarth 109, 253.879.3404, cwlappointments@pugetsound.edu
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