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Student Disability Services – Regionals
The Regionals Student Disability Services provides accommodations and access to students with documented disabilities in accordance with federal law.
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No Contact Directives
Miami may direct a student to have no contact with another individual for a specified period. These situations include, but are not limited to: harassment, threats, physical assault, stalking, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual misconduct, retaliation or other behaviors as indicated in the Code of Student Conduct.
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Mobile Mammography
In an effort to make early breast cancer detection more available to Miami employees, TriHealth provides digital screening mammography through their Women’s Services Van.
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Miller Center for Student Disability Services
The Miller Center partners with disabled students and the campus community to develop individualized access plans, provide education opportunities, and implement strategic initiatives.
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Miami Cares Resources
If you have unanticipated difficulties during your college journey at Miami, you can notify Miami of your needs through a single form to request assistance related to any of the following: food insecurity, housing, laptop replacement, caregiver resources, financial difficulties, and support for foster care alumni and emancipated youth.
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Faculty Notification Request
If you are hospitalized or have experienced a death in the immediate family, you can request that the office of the dean of students verify your absence and notify your instructors.
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Employee Health Center
Employees and dependents covered by the Miami health plan can see a health care provider at no cost through the employee health clinic on the Oxford campus.
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ADHD Screening/Resources
If you suspect an attention problem but have not been diagnosed or treated, read about how to pursue screening, formal evaluation, and accommodations for ADHD/ADD on this Student Counseling Service website.
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Women Helping Women Crisis Intervention
Women Helping Women offers support services to help you plan for your safety, answer legal questions, connect you with services like housing, and advocate by your side as you recover from dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.
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Student of Concern Form
The Student of Concern reporting form offers a streamlined process for reporting concerns, whether you’re a student, faculty/staff member, or community member. Students can use the provided form to share worries about themselves or friends, while faculty and staff can report concerning behavior they observe.