• The Office of Multicultural Affair's Food Security initiatives 
  • A food pantry that is available to all Seattle University students, faculty, and staff located within OMA (PAVL 180). Please check out their website for operational hours and more information.
    
    
  • Emergency Redhawk Dining Card program provides short-term aid for students experiencing unexpected financial emergency and lack access to food. 
    
    
• Campus Community vegetable Gardens
  • Chardin Hall location has 15 beds
  • Broadway Garage location has 12 beds
    Meal Plans Seattle University has on-campus meal plans to offer, along with a variety of on-campus dining options.

• Residence Life and Housing
  • Incoming undergraduates
  • Current/continuing undergraduates
  • Upper division undergraduate
  • Graduate students
  • International students

• Student Financial Services 
  • Tuition questions and concerns
  • Financial Aid
  • FAFSA
  • WASFA
  • Student billing and payment
    
    
• Financial Aid
  • Forms and Documents can be found here
• Emergency Financial Assistance Related to COVID-19

  • CARES Act: The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act will provide nearly $3.7 million to Seattle University in higher education emergency relief. By law, half of the funds received by institutions must be distributed directly to students in the form of grants to cover expenses related to unexpected financial needs due to the coronavirus pandemic. This means that about $1.8 million will be available for Seattle U students. 

    The expenses can be anything within the meaning of “cost of attendance” as defined in the Higher Education Act, including tuition and fees, food, housing, course materials, technology, health care and childcare expenses. 

    Students can apply for funding using the CARES Act Application form that is now available on MySU. Students who apply by April 21, 2020 should receive a response by May 5, 2020.  Requests will continue to be reviewed by members of the Oversight Committee on a rolling basis until the CARES Act funding is exhausted. 

  • Additional financial resources: contact the Office of the Dean of Students for information about other short-term emergency financial assistance that may be available.

• Office of Wellness and Health Promotion
  • Physical Wellness
  • Mental Wellness
  • Healthy Relationships
  • Alcohol and Drugs
  • Green Dot Training
    
    
• Student Health Center
  • Immunizations
  • Medical Services
  • Emergencies 
    
    
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
  • Individual counseling appointments
  • Group counseling and support groups
  • Experiencing grief
  • Mental health screenings 
    
    
• Campus Ministry
  • Exploring faith and spirituality
  • Interfaith programming
  • Retreats
    
    
• Disability Services 
  • Equal access to courses, programs, and activities
  • Academic accommodations 
  • Testing services
    
    
• University Recreation 
  • Fitness
  • Group fitness classes
  • Aquatics
  • Sports clubs
  • Intramural sports

• The PNW is home to an array of groups working to grow nutritious food, reduce hunger, and promote sustainability, including nonprofits, foundations, university centers, and more! Food Tank has developed a a list of 34 organizations to watch look here.
  
  
• Tilth is a great, broad resource with information on how to unite sustainability and food from gardening tips to cooking classes! Get involved and check here for more information. 
  
  
• CSA (community supported agriculture) connects community members to farmers with a curated box of fresh seasonal produce! Sign up for your own box here. 
  
  
• PCC (Puget Consumers Co-op) is a local co-op dedicated to bringing delicious and local food to it's members! There are many locations around Seattle. Find the closest to you 
  
  
• Food Action is an advocacy group with a big goal to reform our food system so that all people have access to GOOD FOOD, that is, food that is affordable, clean, healthy, delicious, and ecologically and socially regenerative. Get involved here!
  
  
• Central Co-Op is a grocery co-op specializing in natural foods, organic produce, sustainable meats, and local, Fair Trade, and non-GMO! And it's open until midnight everyday! Learn more and visit soon!
  
  
• Seattle Farmers Markets are a great way to shop and support local farmers and Capitol Hill, right down the block, is one of three open all year round! A huge variety of veggies, bread, flowers, and more come from local farmers. Check here for locations!

For more information, visit the Center for Environmental Justice and Sustainability's food and campus sustainability page. 

This section is currently in development.  In the meantime, please contact the Office of the Dean of Students at deanofstudents@seattleu.edu if you currently need assistance with housing security. 

CAPS Community Resources List

CAPS has compiled a helpful list of community resources related to mental health support, alcohol and drugs, eating disorders, local treatment centers, LGBTQIA+ affirming resources, mindfulness, sexual health, stress management, suicide prevention, and more on their website at https://www.seattleu.edu/caps/resources.

Sanvello App (Download in the iOS or Android App Store)

All Seattle University students get free, premium access to this helpful mobile app that provides research-based tools for stress, anxiety, and depression alongside a supportive community. The app includes features that are based on cognitive behavioral therapy & mindfulness meditation.

King County Crisis Connections (Off-Campus Crisis Line)

1-866-427-4747 (Available 24/7)

Crisis Connections connects people in King County with physical, emotional and financial crisis to services that will be of help.

Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Off-Campus Crisis Line)

1-800-273-8255 (Available 24/7)

The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.

Crisis Text Line (Off-Campus Crisis Text Line)
Text HOME to 741741 (Available 24/7)

Crisis Text Line is free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text 741741 from anywhere in the US to text with a trained Crisis Counselor. Crisis Text Line trains volunteers to support people in crisis.