While you're in college, maintaining your mental health is a very important factor in remaining physically healthy, and in achieving both social and academic success. Counseling & Psychiatry provides students a safe place to speak privately and confidentially with a trained counselor or psychiatrist about a variety of concerns. There are a wide range of questions and issues that we can help address.

Phone: 803-777-5223


The Office of Civil Rights and Title IX is committed to creating an inclusive campus and workplace for students, faculty and staff. The office provides for a number of resources to anyone who needs them.

If you feel that you have been subjected to discrimination, harassment, and/or interpersonal violence, contact the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX for assistance, or submit a complaint form.

Phone: 803-777-3854

Attracted by some of the best graduate programs in the nation and inspired to achieve in the University of South Carolina’s energetic campus environment, the Graduate School supports more than 6,200 graduate students that call UofSC their academic home. As a graduate student you are eligible for a number of support services and diversity initiatives.

Graduate Student Support

Graduate School Contacts:
Phone: 803-777-4243
Email: [email protected]

The Division of Human Resources supports the colleges, departments and campuses of the University by providing reliable and creative human resources services and solutions that support all of our customers.

Employee Relations
Phone: 803-777-3821
Email: [email protected]

Office for International Scholars If you are hosting or hiring an international candidate, or if you are an incoming international faculty and scholar, this office will work to ensure that all necessary preparations and documentation has been secured.
Phone: 803-777-0288
Email: [email protected]

Professional Development
Contact the Organizational and Professional Development Office for a variety of training and learning resources, most of which are free to university faculty and staff.
Phone: 803-777-6578

Integrity Line
The first step in addressing any workplace issue is to talk with your immediate supervisor or someone in a higher level of authority. To anonymously report a workplace concern about questionable or unethical behavior, contact the USC Integrity Line, which is administered by an independent, third-party provider.
Toll Free: 844-890-0006

International Student and Scholar Support provides support, advising and programming for international students who currently study at UofSC.

Phone: 803-777-7461
Email: [email protected]

The Leadership and Service Center's mission is to develop students through leadership education and community engagement to make an impact at Carolina and beyond. The Leadership and Service Center focuses on:

• Civic Engagement
• Leadership Development
• Service Opportunities
• Student Organizations

Phone: 803-777-7130
Email: [email protected] 

The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) is an office within the Department of Student Life that educates, empowers, and organizes students, campus and community partners to create opportunities for multicultural education, self-awareness, advocacy, cultural understanding, and social justice. The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs works to strengthen and sustain an inclusive campus community for all historically marginalized communities, and to provide support, services and resources necessary to meet the social, academic and cultural needs of our underrepresented student population.

Phone: 803-777-7716 
Email: [email protected]

The Montgomery Speech, Language, and Hearing Clinic provides quality diagnostic and treatment programs for individuals of all ages with communication disabilities. Programs focus on speech, language, hearing, recovery groups, support groups and prevention programs.

Office Location: Close-Hipp Building
Phone: 803-777-2614, ext. 9

The Student Disability Resource Center empowers students to manage challenges and limitations imposed by disabilities. Our professionally trained staff provides students with exceptional services as they transition to college or continue their studies at the University.  The office serves students with learning, physical, health, or psychiatric disabilities in managing the varying demands of the University experience.  In addition to serving students, the staff assists the University community in making programs, services, and activities accessible for everyone.

Phone: 803-777-6142

With Student Health Services at the Center for Health and Well-Being, you can be assured that your work at the university is supported by many caring and skilled people who understand the connection between good health and academic performance.

Phone: 803-777-3175

Veterans and Military Services can help ensure that students, faculty and staff who have served in the military receive the VA benefits to which you are entitled, and provide you with ongoing support throughout your college experience.

Phone: 803-777-5156
Email: [email protected]