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SUB Renovation: Construction Underway on 3rd, 4th and 6th Floors

Work has begun on the renovation of portions of the 3rd, 4th and 6th floors of SUB. Once completed, these newly-renovated areas will feature prayer space, meeting space and a new student governance centre. Access ...


Students' Union and University Administration Resolve Lister Hall Dispute

Joint statement from Acting Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Martin Ferguson-Pell and Students’ Union President Petros Kusmu: The University of Alberta administration and the Students’ Union executive have settled a dispute related to changes made to ...

 
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Pedestrian and traffic changes relating to the PAW centre construction project: www.facilities.ualberta.ca #ualberta #uasu

Featured Service: Peer Support Centre
Peer Support Centre

The Peer Support Centre, formerly the Student Distress Centre, is a Students' Union service that offers the University community a place to talk to someone for support. Opened in 1969, Peer Support Centre provides information, referrals, crisis intervention and a completely confidential place to talk.

Peer Support Centre volunteers are University of Alberta students trained in supportive listening, communication and referral skills. These non-judgmental volunteers are here to listen to you objectively and empathetically, and the Peer Support Centre follows a principle of non-directiveness -- you are the expert of your situation. Instead of offering advice, volunteers will help you clarify the problem and uncover your own resources and solutions. You can find more information on the Peer Support Centre website.


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