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Report an Incident
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If there is an immediate risk to health or safety, please contact the University of Houston Police Department at
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Get Help!
When a student encounters a barrier to their success, it is important to know who to turn to; who can help. Student Advocacy is dedicated to helping students find answers and resolutions to their problems.
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Student Handbook
While containing important information about the university, the Handbook is not comprehensive in its listings. Instead, vital information is presented, and when necessary, the Handbook will refer to other publications that provide more detailed information.
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Parent Guidebook
This document serves as your guide to the University of Houston. It contains contact information for several key colleges and departments on campus, descriptions of university services and student opportunities, and advice for the family transition.
Primary Services
Student Advocacy
When a student encounters a barrier to their success, it is important to know who to turn to; who can help. Student Advocacy is dedicated to helping students find answers and resolutions to their problems.
Behavior and Conduct
Our office works to maintain a civil and orderly academic environment on campus by administering the University of Houston Student Code of Conduct.
Student Outreach and Support (SOS)
Student Outreach and Support (SOS) provides referred students experiencing complex personal difficulty with a connection to care and support to help them on their path to success and college completion.
Commuter Student Services
Commuter Student Services’ mission is to provide support services and effective communication to help facilitate commuter students’ success and connection to the UH community.
Parent & Family Programs
As parents and family members, you are officially part of the University of Houston family. We recognize the critical role parents can play in their student’s educational experience.
Campus Programs for Minors
All individuals working within certain limited campus programs who will have contact with minors are required to complete the Child Protection Training.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Consumer Information
The University has compiled information on a variety of subjects, such as, financial assistance, institutional information, health and safety, graduation and retention rates, athletics, educational loans, and student complaints, which may be helpful to students and families.
Non-Discrimination Statement
The policy of the University of Houston (UH) is to ensure equal opportunity in all its educational programs and activities, and all terms and conditions of employment without regard to age, race, color, disability, religion, national origin, veteran's status, genetic information, or sex (including pregnancy), except where such a distinction is required by law. Additionally, UH prohibits discrimination in all aspects of employment and educational programs on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. Employees, students, and visitors to campus with questions and/or complaints regarding discrimination, or sexual misconduct (such as sexual violence) under Title IX may contact Dr. Richard Anthony Baker, Title IX Coordinator and Assistant VC/VP for Equal Opportunity Services (EOS) or the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. Dr. Baker serves as the Title IX Coordinator as well as the ADA and Section 504 Coordinator for UH and can be contacted at: Dr. Richard Anthony Baker; 4367 Wheeler St; Houston, TX 77204; eos@uh.edu; 713.743.8835.