Student Support Services on Campus
- Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS): confidential support for students dealing with stress, anxiety, and other mental and emotional needs that comes with being undocumented.
- Inclusive Students Services Center (ISS): a space that offers support, resources, and advocacy for undocumented and LGBTQ+ students, among others.
- LatinX Cultural Center & Black Cultural Center: spaces offering additional support and resources for students navigating the intersection of undocumented status with other identities.
- Basic Needs: access resources like the food pantry, emergency housing assistance, and financial support for essential needs.
- : Access free legal assistance for matters related to immigration and other legal issues impacting undocumented students or schedule an appointment directly with CARECEN College Immigration Legal Services.
- Tutoring Support: access tutoring services in support of academic success.
- Academic Advising: access advising services to stay on path towerd degree completion.
- : join student-run clubs and organizations to get involved and build opportunity for
connections, community, advocacy, and peer-to-peer support.
Employee Support Services on Campus
- Employee Assistance Program: Mental health and wellness resources for faculty and staff are available through the Employee Assistance Program.
- : Employees are entitled to free legal assistance for matters related to immigration and other legal issues impacting employees through Life Matters or schedule an appointment with .
Guidance for Students/Employees Personally Impacted by Enforcement
CSU is dedicated to supporting all students, staff and faculty. Many resources exist to support students, staff and faculty concerning immigration enforcement activities.
- Talk to a Free Immigration Service Provider. Get free legal advice now and plan how to respond to potential immigration enforcement encounters. To schedule an appointment contact .
- Make a Plan. Access the and developed by Immigrant Legal Resource Center to help immigrants with no legal status or in a mixed-status household create a strategy to protect themselves and their family members.
- Know Your Rights. Take time to figure out which documents you should and should not carry with you. Always carry a documenting your immigration rights. Printed copies are available at the Inclusive Student Services Center in the Bell Tower.
- University Support. Contact MariaElena Plaza or 437-8490 (if you are staff or MPP), Gina Sanchez Gibau or 437-8543 (if you are faculty), or Julia Heck or 437-8512 (if you are a student) if you are approached by ICE or become aware of ICE presence on campus.
- Stay Informed. CSU promotes and posts free webinars presented by our Immigration Legal Resource Providers on its , including a list of .