UAF's Student CARE Program

February 26, 2021

University Relations

Sometimes students may struggle due to extenuating circumstances, mental health concerns or a lack of resources. To help, UAF has implemented the Student CARE Program.

What is CARE?

CARE case managers help students through early intervention and case management. The goals of CARE include:

• Connect: We strive to connect to students, connect students with each other, and connect students with the campus community to build stronger support networks.


• Advocate: We strive to advocate on behalf of students, upholding their rights while empowering them to make healthy decisions for a successful future.


• Refer: We strive to effectively refer students to campus and community resources as collaborative partnerships make us stronger as a community.


• Educate: We strive to educate the population, to raise awareness, and to foster safety and inclusivity built by understanding and compassion.

What is the student CARE team?

The student CARE team is a diverse team of professionals that advise CARE case managers on best practices and appropriate student interventions while upholding student well-being and campus safety. Team members include, but is not limited to, representatives from the:

• Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities


• Department of Residence Life


• University Police Department


• Student Health and Counseling


• Disability Services


• Faculty

How do I make a referral?

If you have concerns for a student’s well-being or are aware of an ongoing issue, please contact the Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities.

Center for Student Rights and Responsibilities
474-7317
Report a concern

We do not ask that you investigate the concern yourself, but we welcome any relevant information that you can provide. 

If you would like to remain anonymous, please let our staff know and we will make every effort possible to honor this request.

Once you have made a referral, a CARE case manager will reach out to the student to offer support and resources. Case managers will make every effort to respect the student’s privacy and autonomy while balancing the safety of the greater campus community.