FALL| Week 1

1. Happening This Week & Next
2. DU At Home: Home Athletics Events
3. Other News & Updates

Grad Cafe

Community Commons 3800 (Grad Lounge) | 2:00pm-4:00pm

Welcome Graduate students! Please join the Office of Student Engagement  in the graduate lounge for the Grad Cafe TODAY!  Come and enjoy free coffee and snacks while connecting with other Grad students.There will also be board games. 

Events

Events

Free MySPP app now TELUS Health Student Support

Get confidential support on your phone or computer through the no-cost TELUS Health Student Support Program (previously called MySSP). The TELUS Student Support Health app gives students 24/7 access to counselors who speak Mandarin, Cantonese, French, Spanish, and English. (Other languages may be available by appointment based on availability.) Helpful articles and videos focused on your well-being and success are also available. Visit https://myssp.app and select University of Denver to access.

Campus medical and mental health support continues to be available from the DU Health & Counseling Center (HCC), including urgent and after-hours: www.du.edu/hcc or call 303.871.2205. More info

September is National Recovery Month

Originally known as "National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month," National Recovery Month, celebrated in September, was established to raise awareness about substance use disorders and the transformative power of recovery. Over time, its focus expanded to include mental health awareness and broader forms of personal healing and growth. National Recovery Month is a time to honor the tenacious spirit of individuals triumphing over substance use disorders and mental health challenges. Through shared stories and collective support, we celebrate the journey of recovery and emphasize the importance of unity in fostering wellness. National Recovery Month stands as a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the collective efforts to build a society where everyone can find the resources, understanding, and hope needed to overcome challenges and thrive in recovery.

Latin Heritage Month

Latin Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 in the United States as a way of recognizing the contributions of those who have ancestral ties to South and Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean. The span of the month coincides with the national independence days of multiple Latin American countries from European colonial rule. Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica all celebrate independence on September 15 with Mexico celebrating on September 16, Chile on September 18, and Belize on September 21. As well as commemorating these historic anniversaries, DU wants to celebrate all the vibrant and diverse ways members of our community with Latin heritage have impacted the university with their culture, language, and achievements. In addition, DU acknowledges the history of discrimination and unequal opportunity for students, faculty, and staff of Latin heritage that persists in our society today. In recognition of this fact, DU has several on-campus initiatives including the Latinx Student Alliance and the DU Latino Alumni Association (DULAA) scholarship, which is targeted at helping undergraduate students with Latinx heritage who may face increased cultural and financial barriers to college. To find out more about resources for Latinx students, More info 

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