Inclusivity Partners
UTSA has several offices and other designated entities that focus on cultivating a welcoming campus experience. Listed below are a few of our partners.
Institute of Texan Cultures
The Institute of Texan Cultures serves as the state’s center for multicultural education by investigating Texas's ethnic and cultural history and offerings exhibits, programs, and special events designed to entertain, inspire, and educate; outreach programs to schools and other groups; and teacher-training workshops.
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Phone: 210-458-2300
serves students, faculty, staff
PEACE Center
UTSA PEACE Center provides support services and prevention education to those who have been impacted by sexual violence. Our services are confidential and for the entire campus community. These are the areas that we focus on work on.
Sexual Violence
Intimate Partner Violence
Gender-based Violence
Sexual Misconduct and Harassment
Stalking
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Phone: 210-458-4077
serves students
Ombuds Office
The University Ombuds is a neutral individual who listens to complaints and grievances and provides conflict-resolution services for all faculty, staff, and student employees in a safe and welcoming environment. Communications with the Ombuds remain strictly confidential unless the visitor grants express permission to do otherwise or the Ombuds is required to disclose based on applicable University policy, legal considerations, or a perceived imminent risk of harm to self or others.
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Phone: 210-458-5605
serves faculty and staff
Women's Institute
The Women's Studies Institute functions as a student-center and community outreach institute. We are the home for one of Texas's newest majors in Women's Studies. The Institute seeks to forge working relationships with the larger San Antonio community, particularly on issues relating to women's leadership in the 21st Century.
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Phone: 210-458-6277
serves students
Affinity Groups
The University of Texas at San Antonio considers Affinity Groups an essential component that connects various workforce members and the University. Therefore, an inherent element of the mission of an Affinity Group is to promote the welfare of UTSA and its purpose.
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serves students, faculty, staff
Student Assistance Services
Student Assistance Services serves as a central hub and collaborative resource to assist students with navigating academic and non-academic matters related to their enrollment to help them bring closure or resolution to their situation or circumstances and support their progress to degree completion and personal and professional development.
Student Assistance Services promotes a student-centric approach and culture of care when providing services within a framework of informality, neutrality, independence and confidentiality (with some exceptions).
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Phone: 210-458-4740
Serves students
Student Center for Community Engagement and Inclusion
The Student Center for Community Engagement and Inclusion helps all members of the university community to explore issues relating to culture, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, sexual identity, and other topics. It also connects UTSA students to social justice volunteer activities.
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Phone: 210-458-6200
serves students
Office of Student Activities
Student Activities helps students and student organizations get involved with the UTSA community through campus-wide events, traditions, workshops, training, and development opportunities to prepare for future success. There are approximately 360 student organizations, and about one-third of them identify as cultural organizations.
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Phone: 210-458-4160
serves faculty, staff, students
Dreamers Resource Center
The Dreamers Resource Center supports the university’s DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipients and other undocumented students. The center also provides ally training and general information sessions for faculty, staff, and students.
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Phone: 210-458-7967
serves faculty, staff, students
Student Leadership Center
The UTSA Student Leadership Center serves as a centralized connection point for students, staff, and faculty to access leadership opportunities on campus and in the greater San Antonio community. The center supports and transforms student leaders through various experiences and opportunities to develop awareness regarding global issues and marketable leadership skills.
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Phone: 210-458-7967
serves students
UTSA Student Union
The UTSA Student Union serves as the focal point for events, meetings, dining, and relaxation for the UTSA community. Students from across the University come to the UTSA Student Union to engage in unique social, recreational, cultural, and educational activities.
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Phone: 210-458-4735
serves students
Consortium for Social Transformation
The Consortium for Social Transformation is an administrative unit within the College of Education and Human Development at UTSA. The CST is a leader in preparing culturally responsible citizens who are active collaborators and agents of positive change through scholarship, teaching, and service that supports equitable and just communities.
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Phone: 210-458-4370
serves students
Global Initiatives
Global Initiatives exist to build bridges between UTSA and top institutions worldwide while facilitating university-wide initiatives essential to international education, research, and outreach. We help prepare our students to become global citizens by providing them the opportunity to learn in a diverse and globally integrated educational setting both on campus and abroad.
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Phone: 210-458-7202
serves students, faculty, staff
Veteran and Military Affairs
The Office of Veteran and Military Affairs serves as a center for advocacy, innovation, and collaboration to facilitate the inclusion and success of military-affiliated students at UTSA.
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Phone: 210-458-7544
serves faculty, staff, students
First-Generation & Transfer Student Center
The First-Gen & Transfer Student Center is committed to supporting students that identify as first-generation or transfer students as they pursue their undergraduate degrees. The center is focused on ensuring that students make the most out of their university experience through mentorship, student success activities, and community building.
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Phone: 210-458-7469
serves students
Student Disability Services
Student Disability Services (SDS) is committed to the full inclusion of students with disabilities by promoting equal access for all University programs and activities and envisions a university environment committed to accessibility and inclusion.
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Phone: 210-458-4157
serves students
Training & Development
UTSA HR Training & Development provides classroom and online learning opportunities for faculty, staff, and students on the topics of discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, diversity, and other related topics.
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Phone: 210-458-4658
serves faculty, staff, students
Student Organizations
There are approximately 360 student organizations and about one-third of them identify as cultural organizations. Find all the information you need about these organizations through our campus involvement platform at www.utsa.edu/rowdylink. To learn more about student organizations contact Student Activities at 210-458-4160.
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Phone: 210-458-4160
FAX: 210-458-5100
serves students
Equal Opportunity Services
The UTSA Office of Equal Opportunity Services (EOS) develops and sustains a learning and working environment at UTSA that is diverse, inclusive, and free of illegal discrimination and harassment. EOS actively promotes affirmative action, equal employment, and educational opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.
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Phone: 210-458-4120
FAX: 210-458-5100
