Find Community at the School of Nursing
Explore your interests, discover exciting ways to spend time outside of the classroom, connect with others, take care of yourself, and get support when you need it.
Learn about the many associations and student-run groups for nursing students, then discover further options offered on campus and in the city of Madison.
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Campus Resources
Campus Student Events
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- September 17
- September 18
- September 18
- September 19
- September 20
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Academic & Career Support
- Academic Support: The School of Nursing’s Career and Student Success Program offers academic support, tutoring, and workshops
- Advising: Support making academic choices and graduating on time
- Center for Pre-Health Advising: Focused advising for students interested in health careers
- Career Exploration Center: Identify your strengths and options
- Greater University Tutoring Service (GUTS): Peer tutoring from trained leaders
- Libraries: Helpful librarians (ask anything!), workshops, student services, study spaces, computer labs, design labs, printing, equipment for loan
- Ebling Library: Your health sciences library
Arts on Campus
- Arts On Campus: Find out about performances, exhibitions, screenings, lectures, and workshops
- Chazen Museum: Permanent and rotating art exhibitions
- Cinematheque: The best in international cinema history & fine films
- Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives: Spoken word and other urban arts
- University Theater: Plays from Shakespeare to modern
- Wheelhouse Studios: Open studios and art classes to give your brain a change of pace
Campus Support for Diversity & Accessibility
- Diversity.wisc.edu: Connect to resources, find out what’s going on
- Gender and Sexuality Campus Center: Groups, events, support
- McBurney Disability Resource Center: Your connection to greater accessibility
- Multicultural Student Center: Events, workshops, hang-out spaces, a newsletter
- STEM Diversity Network: Your first stop to get connected to resources
Finding Community
- Center for the First-Year Experience: Programs to support the transition to college
- First-Year Interest Groups: Learning communities based on taking common courses
- Residential Learning Communities: Interest-based housing with community building activities
- Wisconsin Involvement Network: Student Organizations for professional interests, hobbies, affiliations, majors
Health & Housing
- Division of Student Life: Problem solving and connections to resources
- Residential Learning Communities: Interest-based housing with community building activities
- University Health Services: Most services are free for students, including mental health
- University Housing: Residence halls and help with off-campus housing
Leadership & Volunteering
- Center for Leadership & Involvement: Programs to help students get involved on campus
- Morgridge Center for Public Service: Volunteering and service learning opportunities in the community
- Sigma Theta Tau Beta Eta At-Large chapter of STTI nursing honor society
- Student Activities Center: Student organization spaces and events
- Student Government: Associated Students of Madison builds student leaders
- Wisconsin Involvement Network: Student Organizations for professional interests, hobbies, affiliations, majors
Sports & Recreation
- Go Badgers! Attend a sporting event
- Outdoor UW/Hoofers: Get outside, learn to sail, join a club, have an adventure
- Recreational Sports: Join a team, learn something new, work out at one of two great facilities
- Sett Recreation: Bowling, climbing, games, pool tables at Union South
Get Started in Madison
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