University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Student Affairs is an integral part of your educational process and offers programs and services to help you achieve your full potential at UMass Dartmouth.

The Division of Student Affairs continues to be available to assist students during the transition to and throughout this period of online modality.

Each of the first-year halls is staffed with a live-in Lead Coordinator (LC) and 17 resident assistants (RAs, who are upper-level students). All first-year halls are five stories high.

Each room is furnished with:

• bedframes with extra-long twin mattress
• desks and chairs
• closets and dressers

And is equipped with:

• cable TV

Each of the first-year halls also offers

• multi-purpose rooms with study and recreational space
• laundry room

As the largest information center in southeastern Massachusetts the Library will support the academic programs, and cooperate with extracurricular activities and community organizations to the extent material and human resources allow, to carry out the University of Massachusetts mission to support access, excellence, innovation, economic development, public service and quality of life.

As a new student at UMass Dartmouth, you'll want to use email, Internet, print, and digital library services as soon as possible. UMass Dartmouth’s Computing and Information Technology Services (CITS) provides access to these essential resources and offers help when you need it.

We can evaluate and treat most problems, such as:

• sore throats
• the flu
• coughs and colds
• skin problems
• gyn problems/birth control
• orthopedic injuries
• stress issues