The end of term is coming up fast! Don't forget to check two important pieces of information on your document:

• Is your travel signature valid? If you are travelling abroad, you want to make sure that it is! Most travel signatures are valid for 12 months. Students on OPT must get a new travel signature every six months. You can get a travel signature updated three ways:
  • Come in for Quick Question Advising
  • Attend a travel signature cafe the week of finals
  • Submit a Document Request Form to the I-House front desk
• Is your I-20 or DS-2019 expiring, but you aren't ready to graduate? Make sure you get in an extension request as soon as possible!
  • Degree-seeking students submit the F-1 or J-1 Program Extension request
  • ELC Students submit the ELC Student Program Extension request

For up to date information the following links are helpful and reliable sources:

American Council on Education

American Immigration Lawyers Association website

American Civil Liberties Union website

Chronicle of Higher Education

NAFSA: Assocation of International Educators

• "Directing International Students and Scholars to Resources on their Rights in Encounters with Law Enforcement"
• "Tips for Surviving in a Time of Immigration Uncertainty"

U.S. Customs & Border Protection Q&A on the Executive Order

A full list of events and resources can be found on the University of Denver's Diversity & Inclusion website

U.S. Immigration Patterns Over Time: Colorado's International Student Population and Internationalization of Higher Education was a session presented during the Fourth Annual Internationalization.  The presentation provided the audience with information on immigration patterns over time and how to create a more welcoming campus climate for international students.

Health & Counseling Center provides many medical and mental health services. (phone: 303-871-2205; Ritchie Center, 2240 E. Buchtel Blvd., Suite 3N)

Employee Assistance Program provides counseling and support for all University of Denver employees.

The Student Emergency Fund provides limited emergency financial assistance to currently enrolled University of Denver students who are unable to meet immediate, essential expenses because of temporary hardship related to an unexpected situation

Ombuds Office is a confidential and informal resource for any campus community member who may be experiencing difficulties navigating their time at the University. (Jenna Brown, Ombuds; phone: 303-871-4712)

Chaplain Gary Brower works with all members of the DU community on issues ranging from interfaith dialogue to spiritual care and counseling. (phone: 303-871-4488; Driscoll Student Center, South, 2050 E. Evans Ave.)

Campus Safety

Center for Multicultural Excellence

Reporting Bias Incidents, Harassment, Discrimination or Gender-based Violence at DU