UH at Sugar Land
About UH at Sugar Land
UH at Sugar Land is a learning site of the University of Houston and home to a number of UH academic programs. The Division of Student Affairs (DSA), along with our campus partners in Enrollment Services (ES), provides support services and events throughout the academic year to enhance the student life experience. All students are invited to use these resources.
Office Hours
| Department Name | Website | Phone | UH Office Hours | UH at Sugar Land Office Hours | |
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| Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) |
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) | 713-743-5454 | caps@uh.edu | Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM | In-Person Access Visit Monday: 2:30PM-4PM Telehealth Station In-Person Access Visit Telehealth Station |
| Dean of Students | Dean of Students | 832-842-6183 | dos@uh.edu | Monday – Friday: 8AM-5PM | Summer/Fall 2024 Office Hours with Dr. Sara Jahansouz Wray Wednesday: July 3: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: July 17: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: July 31: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: August 7: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: August 21: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: September 4: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: September 18: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: October 2: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: October 16: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: October 30: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: November 6: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: November 20: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: December 4: 8AM-4PM Wednesday: December 18: 8AM-4PM |
| International Student and Scholar Services Office (ISSSO) |
International Student and Scholar Services Office (ISSSO) | 713-743-5065 | isssohlp@central.uh.edu | Summer Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM Spring/Fall Virtual Walk-In Hours |
Fall Wednesday: September 18th: 9AM-5PM Wednesday: November 13th: 9AM-5PM |
| Justin Dart Jr. Student Accessibility Center |
Justin Dart Jr. Student Accessibility Center | 713-743-5400 | jdcenter@central. uh.edu |
Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM | Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM, Office 119A |
| Student Health Center | Student Health Center | 713-743-5151 | myhealth@uh.edu | Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM | N/A |
| Veteran Services | Veteran Services | 832-842-5490 | vets@uh.edu | Summer Sessions and Semester Breaks Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM Fall/Spring Semester |
Monday-Wednesday: 9AM-3PM; Please access the Virtual Office by visiting the UH Veteran Services webpage or searching UH Veteran Services Virtual Office on Microsoft Teams and joining with code iynkdqw |
| University Career Services |
University Career Services | 713-743-2406 | aoquin@central.uh.edu | Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM | Fall 2024 Drop-in Hours: Start on September 9, 2024 and end on November 21, 2024. Mondays (Virtual): 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM meet virtually through MS Teams Thursdays (In-Person): 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM meet in our office (AMG 119) The last drop-in will be accepted at 2:45 PM. Please click here to meet with a counselor. |
| Women and Gender Resource Center (WGRC) |
Women and Gender Resource Center (WGRC) | 832-842-9472 | wgrc@uh.edu | Monday–Friday: 8AM-5PM | Virtual Appointments Only Monday-Friday: 8AM-5PM; Please call 832-842-9472 or email wgrc@uh.edu to schedule your virtual appointment. |
Services, Programs & Engagement
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Campus Recreation
Campus Recreation offers a variety of recreation and fitness opportunities, including virtual recreation programs, to support student's health and well-being. Visit the Campus Recreation website or follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to participate in remote workouts, challenges, live group fitness classes, and eSports.
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Center for Student Advocacy and Community
The Center for Student Advocacy and Community reduces barriers that inhibit academic and personal success by identifying areas of need, providing connections to resources, and supporting student-led programs and initiatives that strengthen our community.
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Center for Student Involvement
There are over 500 student organizations registered with the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) to serve the diverse population at UH. Visit Get Involved to find the right organization for you.
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Center for Student Media
CSM provides opportunities for students to receive hands-on experience in print, online and broadcast media. Programs and additional support for students who are interested in digital media are available.
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Counseling and Psychological Services
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers mental health services to the UH community, including therapy, short-term counseling, group counseling and other resources and programs. Students at UH at Sugar Land have access to CAPS’ services and programs, including virtual options. Need support now? CAPS crisis support 24/7: 713-743-5454, text 988, or chat online at 988 Lifeline Chat and Text.
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Integrated Enrollment Services
Integrated Enrollment Services resolves complex student issues and helps students stay in college. We offer numerous services to students at all UH campuses in the areas of admissions, scholarships and financial aid, student business services or the University Registrar.
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Justin Dart, Jr. Student Accessibility Center
The Justin Dart Jr., Student Accessibility Center office provides accommodations and support services to UH students at all campuses who have temporary or permanent health impairments, physical limitations, psychiatric disorders, and/or learning disabilities. Student Accessibility Center staff serve as liaisons between students and faculty, administrators, and community agencies.
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Student Government Association
SGA is committed to understanding the needs of students and advocating on their behalf. Through continuous interaction with students, faculty, staff, and administration, the organization works to improve and enhance the quality of the student experience.
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UH Student Health Center
The Student Health Center and campus pharmacy offers comprehensive primary care and prescription or over-the-counter medications to all currently enrolled UH students at all UH campuses. It currently offers both in-person and virtual services to students.
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University Career Services
University Career Services (UCS) is a full-service career center offering students and UH alumni resources and assistance in the formulation and implementation of their career plans. In addition to supporting students, UCS provides recruiting and hiring opportunities for local employers. UCS services are available to students at all campuses.
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Women and Gender Resource Center
The Women and Gender Resource Center provides support, educational programming, and free resources to all members of the UH community. Services are open to everyone. The WGRC is also home to Sexual Misconduct Support Services, where anyone impacted by sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking, or intimate partner violence can receive free, confidential, trauma-informed support. SMSS advocates can meet in-person or virtually, and these services are available to students at all campuses.
Ways to Get Involved
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Campus Recreation
Campus Recreation offers a variety of recreation and fitness opportunities, including virtual recreation programs, to support student's health and well-being. Visit the Campus Recreation website or follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to participate in remote workouts, challenges, live group fitness classes, and eSports.
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Center for Student Advocacy and Community
csac@cougarnet.uh.edu
713.743.5558The Center for Student Advocacy and Community reduces barriers that inhibit academic and personal success by identifying areas of need, providing connections to resources, and supporting student-led programs and initiatives that strengthen our community.
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Center for Student Involvement
csi@uh.edu
832.842.6245There are over 500 student organizations registered with the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) to serve the diverse population at UH. Visit Get Involved to find the right organization for you.
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Student Government Association
sga@uh.edu
832.842.6225SGA is committed to understanding the needs of students and advocating on their behalf. Through continuous interaction with students, faculty, staff, and administration, the organization works to improve and enhance the quality of the student experience.
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Center for Student Media
csm@uh.edu
713.743.5350CSM provides opportunities for students to receive hands-on experience in print, online and broadcast media. Programs and additional support for students who are interested in digital media are available.