Student Resources

Library services – fully available online

Advising by faculty – fully available through email and by telephone

Advising by professional advisors – fully available through email and by telephone

Faculty office hours – fully available through email and by telephone

One Stop – fully available through email and by telephone: (904) 620-5555

Registrar - fully available through email and by telephone: (904) 620-5555

Grad School –fully available through email: graduatestudies@unf.edu and by telephone: (904) 620-1360

Career Services – fully available through email: a.lelis@unf.edu and by telephone: (904)620-2955

Assessment of learning expectations – as doable online as on-ground

ITS Help Desk –fully available online and by telephone: (904) 620-4357

Bookstore – fully available online

DRC – available to help on a case by case basis

Counseling Center -- "Website with links for mental health related information; referrals by telephone" (904) 620-2602

ACE/Tutoring -- "Tutoring is not available online—however depending on the topic, we do have some web links from our webpage to some helpful online tools, as well as power point presentations on study skills topics specifically for students who cannot make it to a workshop."

General -

UNF Online Application - UNF's online application is hosted by FACTS (Florida Academic Counseling and Tracking for Students) at http://www.facts.org/. FACTS.org is a central web resource for students to plan and manage their higher education experience. Please Note: If you wish to apply as a non-degree seeking student, you must submit your application by mail: application form.

myWings - myWings is UNF's "web portal" because it provides a single point of entry to web-based services and timely information tailored specifically for UNF students, faculty and staff. The myWings web portal makes it easy for you to find and organize the information that meets your specific needs. This includes essential services such as registration and financial aid for students.

The Graduate School - The Graduate School is fully available to online students through email: graduatestudies@unf.edu and by telephone: (904) 620-1360. The Graduate School supports and promotes graduate education at the University of North Florida. We accomplish this, in concert with the University's academic colleges, by dedicating ourselves to: excellence in graduate faculty, students, and programs, in part through cultivating students' advanced knowledge and skills in their chosen fields, as well as their facility with research and other forms of scholarship; a focused use of resources in the development and support of programs and in the recruitment and support of faculty and students; the relevance of our graduate-level professional and liberal arts programs for our students and the communities we serve; and our accountability to our mission, disciplines, students, the university-at-large, and the communities we serve.

Undergraduate Studies - Undergraduate Studies oversees the Academic Testing Office, the Office of Faculty Enhancement, the Center for Instruction & Research Technology, the Honors Program, and the Undergraduate Academic Enrichment Program. Undergraduate Studies is also involved in the following initiatives and programs: the Amercian Democracy Project, TLOs, Student Conversations, Undergraduate Research program and Undergraduate Studies Council.

Disability Resource Center

UNF Bookstore

ITS Help Desk

online

DL ISQ -

myWings.

Distance Learning FAQ

Is Distance Learning Right for Me?

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Blackboard - If you are new to Blackboard, there are resources available to help you:

Plugins page - This page contains a list of free software plugins which may be necessary to sucessfully view course content on Blackboard. Each plugin includes a description of each piece of software as well as a download link.

Osprey E-mail and Blackboard Student Sessions - During the second week of each term, Information Technology Services offers mini-workshops entitled "Introduction to using Osprey email and Blackboard". Each session lasts less than one hour. The workshops will help students new to UNF, or those using their Osprey email or Blackboard accounts for the first time.

Blackboard Frequently Asked Questions - The Blackboard@UNF page includes a list of frequently asked Blackboard questions and answers.

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Library Resources -

Library - Library Services are fully available online. The Thomas G. Carpenter Library supports the educational goals of the University by providing information resources, services, and programs that encourage study and learning, support instruction and academic programs, facilitate research and scholarship, and engage the university-at-large and the broader communities we serve.

UNF Distance Learning Library Services - The State of Florida Distance Learning Library Initiative, through cooperative agreements, provides for distance library services. Services are available through a network of host libraries throughout the State. Host libraries work closely with the "home" libraries at a Florida public community college or state university library. Through statewide cooperative agreements, The University of North Florida Library supports Distance Learning Library Services in the areas of cooperative borrowing, interlibrary lending, and course reserves.

Electronic Reserves - The Thomas G. Carpenter Library E-Reserves are available through Blackboard.

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