Beat the Heat: A Reminder of Campus Resources
Be sure to stay safe during extreme temperatures with these campus resources.
- published: 2022/05/10
- contact: University Communications
- email:Â contact@unomaha.edu
The summer means warmer temperatures, and the dangers of heat and humidity that comes with them. Extreme temperatures can often pose health risks and impact personal wellness during prolonged exposure.
It is important to remember the wide array of campus resources available to students, faculty and staff, throughout the year.
For additional information about campus resources visit the UNO Student Success or Human Resources websites.
The Nebraska Medicine - UNO Health Center
The Nebraska Medicine - UNO Health Center - The UNO Health Center offers a variety of services to help keep Mavericks healthy. Any Nebraska Medicine patients experiencing financial hardship are encouraged to discuss their individual situation with financial counselors at Nebraska Medicine. Contact: 402.554.2374 or unohealth@unomaha.edu.
Injury Prevention and Care (IPC)
Injury Prevention and Care (IPC) - The IPC serves those who are injured in wellness programs and facilities. The IPC is a valuable resource to those who are recovering from injuries by providing answers to questions and concerns. Contact IPC at 402.554.3187 or by emailing shartwig@unomaha.edu.
UNO Public Safety
UNO Public Safety - UNO Public Safety provides services ranging from emergeny first-aid response to motorist assistance and personal safety checks. If you have an on-campus emergency, call 402.554.2911, otherwise you can contact Public Safety at 402.554.2648 or unopublicsafety@unomaha.edu.
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) - CAPS provides programs and confidential services by licensed mental health professionals that assist students in maximizing their potential while at UNO. Contact: 402.554.2409 to schedule an appointment.
Maverick Food Pantry
Maverick Food Pantry - The Maverick Food Pantry offers food and personal hygiene products to all members of the UNO community by providing healthy, organic and culturally sensitive items. Contact: 402.554.5978 or unomavfoodpantry@unomaha.edu.
Accessibility Services Center
Accessibility Services Center - The Accessibility Services Center collaborates with students, faculty, and staff to ensure that students with disabilities have equal access to all UNO programs and activities. Contact the Accessibility Services Center by calling 402.554.2872 or emailing unoaccessibility@unomaha.edu.
Faculty and Staff Employee Assistance Program (FSEAP)
Faculty and Staff Employee Assistance Program (FEAP) - UNO's FEAP provides benefits-eligible employees and their eligible dependents with confidential counseling and referral services, including assistance with personal wellness, stress and family/parenting concerns. Contact Human Resources at 402.554.3660 or unobenefits@unomaha.edu for additional details.
Additional Resources
The National Weather Service
The National Weather Service (NWS) provides an important list of tips for staying safe in the summer heat.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides information about symptoms of heat-related illness and tips to stay safe in extreme heat.
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