Links to University Services

Student Health Insurance
**UNDER REVISION FOR SUMMER 2012**

As part of your tuition, you have access to health coverage under the St. Thomas Student Health Plan. This is a link to a brochure detailing insurance coverage: http://w3.stu.ca/stu/administrative/financial/fees/pdfs/student_health_plan.pdf 

Students who wish to opt-out of the Student Health Plan must submit a completed Waiver Form,  proof of duplicate coverage to the Business office no later than September 30th. The waiver form is available here: http://w3.stu.ca/stu/administrative/financial/fees/pdfs/StudentHealthWaiver2011.pdf

You can recieve your student Blue Cross card at Financial services, Lcated on the bottom floor of GMH. Interantional students can get more information about their health plan details at the registrar’s office, also located on the bottom floor of GMH.

Safe Walk

Safe Walk is provided by the STU campus police. It is available for all students, faculty, staff, and visitors to the university. If you feel unsafe walking alone at night, a pair of STU campus police members will be happy to walk with you (each pair of campus police members will have one male and one female).

Safe Walk is available from 9pm to 2:30am Friday and Saturday (see Safe Wheels for a safe way to get home from Sunday to Thursday).

Campus Police Patrol and Safe Walk # - 506-440-6666

Athletics and Recreation

The gym on campus (J.B O’Keefe Centre) is free to all STU students with a valid student ID card.

Hours: Monday-Thursday: 6:30am-9:30pm, Friday: 6:30am-7:30pm, Saturday: 9:00am-5:00pm, Sunday: 10:00am-7:00pm

Student Employment

The STUdent Employment Centre in Edmund Casey Hall is a resource for students looking for part-time jobs, summer jobs, or a career after graduation. For more information about this service, contact Carrie Monteith-Levesque in Room 311 on the Second Floor of the Welcome Centre, or e-mail cmonteith@stu.ca for one-on one appointments.

Counselling Services

Counselling Services provide professional, confidential counselling to all STU and UNB students. More information can be found at their website.

Health Clinic

The Heath Clinic is open Monday to Friday and is located in the CC Jones Student Services Centre on the UNB campus (check the campus map for directions). Remember to bring your student ID card, provincial health card (Canadian students) or alternate insurance information (international students).

Tutoring

Every student is entitled to receive 2 hours of peer tutoring per week at no cost.

Writing Centre

The writing centre is a free service located in Room 102 of Edmund Casey Hall. Book an appointment with a graduate student to proofread your paper, or get tips to improve your writing skills.