About Us

APASS celebrates and educates you about Asian and Pacific Islander cultures, while creating a welcoming space for all students to be part of a diverse and supportive Asian Pacific American community.

The Assault Survivors Advocacy Program (ASAP) provides confidential 24-hour crisis response and intervention, advocacy, and resources to survivors of sexual violence, relationship or intimate partner violence, and stalking. Please reach out to us if you need support or resources.
Crisis Line: 970-351-4040

Students and employees who are having trouble accessing the food they need are able to visit the Bear Pantry (located on the lower level of the University Center in Greeley) once per week and can choose up to seven food or non-food items at no cost.

The Campus Recreation Center is available to students, faculty and staff of UNC. The Campus Recreation Center provides facilities, activities and services for every ability level.

Your well-being matters. The UNC Center for Student Well-Being provides tools, programs, and support to help you stay healthy, balanced, and connected.

The CWGE is here to support you and create conversations about gender equity at UNC. Our space in Scott-Willcoxon Hall offers resources, events, and programs that empower students of all identities to learn, connect, and thrive.

The César Chávez Cultural Center celebrates Latine culture while welcoming all students into a community of belonging. Through cultural programs, advocacy, and initiatives like the First Generation Near Peer Program, we help students connect, lead, and succeed at UNC.

Community Standards & Conflict Resolution helps students develop skills to navigate conflict in healthy ways and engage in decision-making that supports their individual success and the wellbeing of their community. CSCR staff facilitate the student conduct process.

The UNC Counseling Center Staff are licensed mental health professionals or supervised by licensed mental health professionals.  We are a team of caring and committed staff with experience in helping students.

We feed the Bears.

We work together with the entire campus community to eliminate barriers, increase accessibility, and foster inclusive environments through education, resources, and personalized support.

Our mission is to advocate for, educate with, and support all identities across the gender, sexual, and romantic spectrums through an intersectional lens.

The Marcus Garvey Cultural Center is a space rooted in Black excellence and built for belonging. We center the experiences of Black, African, and African American students while welcoming all who are committed to equity and community. At MGCC, you’ll find support, connection, and a place to be yourself.

Native American Student Services (NASS) supports and empowers students through college while honoring Native traditions, heritage, and identity. We value equity, leadership, and community, and welcome everyone to learn, grow, and connect with us

The Office of Health Promotion provides wellness education about responsible substance use, mental health resources, and comprehensive sexual health education. Through health promotion and awareness, we equip UNC students with the necessary tools to make safer decisions to create a healthy campus experience for all.

Getting involved is one of the best ways to help you adjust to life at UNC and to realize that you are a valuable part of the UNC community. You will have the opportunity to develop relationships with other students as well as with UNC faculty and administrators, resulting in connections that will be important to your college success.

Student Outreach and Case Management (SOCM) helps students navigate difficult situations, such as food and housing insecurities, mental health concerns, personal or family crisis, and illnesses or injuries that limit their ability to be successful. Case Managers assist with communication and referrals by connecting students with support services for their success.

We provide convenient, confidential on-campus healthcare services to UNC students, staff and faculty. 

The University Program Council (UPC) is a student-fee-funded organization that consists of student coordinators.

The University of Northern Colorado proudly supports the military connected community by assisting veterans, active duty members, and their families in the adjustment to university life and providing a dedicated community space for connection and support.