The mission of Student Health and Counseling Services is to optimize the physical and mental health of students in order to help them achieve academic success, personal development and lifelong wellness.
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Upcoming Clinic Closure Dates
- January 16, 2023: Academic and Administrative Holiday (Martin Luther King Day)
- February 20, 2023: Academic and Administrative Holiday (Presidents' Day)
- March 31, 2023: Academic and Administrative Holiday (Cesar Chavez Day)
- May 29, 2023: Academic and Administrative Holiday (Memorial Day)
- June 19, 2023: Academic and Administrative Holiday (Juneteenth)
- July 4, 2023: Academic and Administrative Holiday (Independence Day)
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COVID-19 Citizenship Code of Conduct for Students
During the pandemic, we – as members of the UCSF community – affirm that we have an obligation to behave in a responsible manner to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
We behave responsibly a) to protect ourselves, each other, and our communities so that we may continue to pursue in-person components of our education at UCSF and b) to serve as public health role models for the broader community. Responsible behavior extends to our off-campus and personal lives, including at a minimum:
- always wearing a mask in public and when gathering with individuals outside our households;
- maintaining physical distance of at least six feet in public and when gathering with individuals outside our households;
- limiting the size of outdoor gatherings;
- minimizing and limiting the size of indoor gatherings with people outside our households.
We commit to adhering fully to current and future directives about social encounters from state and local public health officials.
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To provide greater security for both you and the University, Duo (dual-factor authentication) is now required to access many crucial resources at UCSF, including MyAccess and MyHealthRecord. See our Duo FAQ.