Where Do I Go for What?

If you’re new to campus, it can be confusing where you need to go for what. Here are a few places you need to know as you get started. 

What’s a Registrar?

The Office of the Registrar is located on the ground floor of Knight Hall and maintains student and course records. Among other things, registrars typically register students for classes, schedule space and times for classes, ensure that students meet graduation requirements, process grades and prepare transcripts and diplomas for students, produce data about students and classes, maintain the academic records of the institution, ensure student data privacy requirements are met, calculate academic standing for actively registered students and process enrollment verifications. www.uwyo.edu/registrar. 

Show Me the Money

The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid serves to guide students and their families in the application for and receipt of student loans, grants, scholarships and other types of financial aid. Financial aid advisers are available and can be reached in person (Knight Hall, Room 174) or via phone or email. Visit www.uwyo.edu/sfa/contact-us[BROKEN LINK] for your specific advisor’s contact information. 

Want to Get Involved?

The Center for Student Involvement and Leadership provides student engagement opportunities. Through the center, students can join or create student organizations, volunteer locally or globally, serve as student leaders, write for the student newspaper, join a fraternity or sorority, and plan entertainment events for campus. Primarily located on the lower level of the Wyoming Union, the center has a website featuring upcoming events, ways to get involved, and a social media directory of the offices within CSIL (www.uwyo.edu/CSIL).

More Than a Library

In addition to millions of books and electronic resources, UW Libraries offers students access to study spaces, computer labs, creation spaces and the Student Learning Commons. The creation spaces offer experiential learning with virtual reality, podcasting, audio/video recording and post-production, 3D printing, sewing, laser cutting and more. The Student Learning Commons is a centralized one-stop academic study space where UW students can find tutoring, writing help, presentation and meeting spaces and cozy study nooks. Librarians also provide one-on-one support to students in multiple ways, such as with Librarian Chat, which is available seven days a week. www.uwyo.edu/libraries. 

Not Sure Where to Start?

The Student Success and Graduation Hub is open to all students as a one-stop shop. It offers resources and connections to campus. If a student is unsure where to start, start at the Hub. Students can visit the Hub at the Alumni House—214 S. 14th St.—or online at www.uwyo.edu/student-success.