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The VetSuccess on Campus program helps Service members, Veterans, and their eligible dependents succeed in their vocational goals. The program provides on-campus benefit assistance and counseling.

There are many resources, both on and off campus. Learning what is available and a good fit for your needs is something we can help with. Case managers have in-depth knowledge of the resources and can walk you through every step in making those connections.  Making a referral for yourself gets you set up with a case manager.

Campus partners, student organizations, and other offices can request a 30-60 minute training presentation from the Center for Support and Intervention. Trainings cover the reporting process to our office, what we provide for our students, ways to partner with our office and work collaboratively, and our staff directory.

Are you a current graduate student, post-doc, or a professional looking to elevate your career prospects? We've got you covered! Our personalized individual appointments offer expert guidance on a wide range of career and professional development topics to help you achieve your goals.

The Veterans Resource Center provides free daily use lockers where veterans and military-connected students can store small items.

DanceBlue is an entirely student-run organization that fundraises year-round for the DanceBlue Hematology/Oncology Clinic and culminates in a 24-hour no sitting, no sleeping dance marathon.

The DRC provides various services to students who are deaf or hard of hearing.

If you have a severe food allergy, celiac, or other physiological condition requiring dietary restrictions or accommodations to the dining plan, please register for DRC services.

Kentucky Paratransit is an on-campus transportation service for students with temporary or permanent mobility impairments.

On-the-Spot Career Center Support: Don't Wait, Just Drop In!
* UK Invest eligible 

Students who are struggling with their relationship with food may benefit from meeting with a registered dietitian (RD).

Have you received an eviction or utility cutoff notice? Are you unable to pay your rent this month due to unforeseen circumstances? Then you may be eligible to receive an emergency or crisis grant.

Discover exciting career opportunities through the Workforce Recruitment Program. Current students, supercharge your path to success by connecting with the Disability Resource Center (DRC). Your career journey begins here!

Want to learn more about everything our fitness areas have to offer? A FREE Equipment Orientation is led by one of our certified personal trainers and can help you get the most out of our equipment.

No matter where you are on your well-being journey, come discover activities and services built upon respectful care that support people of all sizes, abilities, and interests in finding life-enhancing movement that is right for them.

Campus Recreation is excited to offer the Exercise Referral Program (ERP)! ERP offers personal training and fitness education for University of Kentucky students who are referred to our program by a medical professional and would benefit from making regular exercise a part of their daily lives.

Experiential Education is designed to assist in connecting students and employers in developing career-related learning opportunities

Discover more about the Federal Work Study program by collaborating with our FWS coordinator to address your questions.

Need help navigating costs and financial aid? Contact a Financial Aid Counselor. You can schedule one-on-one appointments, either in person or online, to get personalized guidance on affording your educational expenses.

Connect with us on campus. Find upcoming events for the OSFAS BBNvolved page.

The Financial Ombud Services works with students individually to assist in student financial challenges affecting scheduled payments for tuition and fees to the university. 

What is Program Advising?

First-Generation advisors work with college advisors to support the success of first-year students. The program advisor monitors the transition into college life, academic progress, early alerts, and midterm grade reports. ​Students can make an appointment with an advisor through MyUK or by emailing firstgeneration@uky.edu.

What to expect?

Fit Academy is a unique educational opportunity for UK students to become certified personal trainers and group fitness instructors. If you like to motivate others to reach their health and fitness goals or have ever thought about getting certified to be a group fitness instructor, this is the perfect opportunity for you!

Need a starting point in your journey or want to measure your progress? Your FREE Fitness Assessment is conducted by a Certified Personal Trainer and will help you establish your fitness baseline or measure your progress.

Are you a part of a Student Organization or a UK Department that is interested in a special fitness event? Campus Recreation certified fitness professionals can provide a custom session based on your group's fitness interests.

Do you have a maintenance request for your room? Our FIXIT call center is available 24/7 to assist you. Requests can be submitted here or by placing a call to 859-323-4948.

Registration for student organizations under Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) is managed by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life. All student organizations must register each academic year. See details for registration of each specific category below. If you have questions about the registration process for Fraternity & Sorority Life organizations, please contact Kate Bauman at kate.bauman@uky.edu.

Joining a fraternity or sorority at the University of Kentucky is a great way to be involved, find a group of friends and mentors, and increase your leadership skills.

Get help connecting with support and resources here at UK!

Join the group for support around issues related to graduate/professional school.