Student FAQ Fall 2022
我们兴奋的回到现场类nd activities this Fall Term and would like to announce some important changes coming to The University of Winnipeg campus. Our top priority continues to be the health and safety of everyone in the UWinnipeg community.
此外,UWinnipeg校园将再次reopen to the public, starting August 17. For the Fall Term, the University will be open 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Access to campus during the weekends and afterhours will require the use of the video intercoms or card access credentials.
When a spot becomes available in a course, the first person on the waitlist is sent an email to their UWinnipeg Webmail account notifying them that they have three days to claim the reserved seat by registering in the course. This process continues after classes have started so, if you are still on a waitlist for your preferred course section, you should continue to check your webmail account daily for permission to register off of the waitlist.
Professors will not be handing out permission slips anymore.
If a space becomes available during thecourse add/drop period, you will receive an email letting you know that you can register throughWebAdvisor. TheDrop Waitlistbutton will have changed to aRegisterbutton. Register immediately (or drop yourself from that waitlist usingManage My Waitlist).
Only students registered in a course onWebAdvisorwill have access to the course materials and/or (recorded) lectures on Nexus. Students waitlisted for a course will NOT have Nexus access to it.Nexusaccess will be given on the next business day after registering.
Being a waitlist for a course does not guarantee that you will be given permission to register. Students are only admitted from the waitlist if there is space available in the course before the end of the add/drop period.
Consider whether it is advisable to register in the course for which you have received permission. How far into the course is it? Do you have the time and ability to catch up? Did you miss any potential marks already?
Returning students:Continue to use the student card you already have.
New students:Email a photo which meets The University of Winnipeg’sstudent card criteriatostudentcentral@uwinnipeg.cafrom your University webmail account. The email should include your full name and student number. Cards will be made using the photo you provide. Deadlines, designated pick-up times, and details can be found onStudent Central's website. Physical distancing protocols will be in place when you pick up your student card on campus.
Student Services is offering information and supports in person and remotely. Please contact us at:
- Academic and Career Services atadvising@uwinnipeg.ca
- Student Success Advisors atstudentsuccess@uwinnipeg.ca
- Student Counselling atstudentwellness@uwinnipeg.ca
- Aboriginal Student Services Centre atassc@uwinnipeg.ca
- International, Immigrant and Refugee Student Servicesatiirss@uwinnipeg.ca
Please refer to theCOVID-19 Graduate Student Supportspage for information about remote learning, thesis examinations, library pick-up services, post-graduate work permits, and more.
Please see theself-isolation/reporting absences FAQ.
The Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba (ADAM)has established an anxiety support line for anyone seeking support during this challenging time. You can call their support line at 204.925.0040. The line will be checked regularly between the hours of 9:00 am and 9:00 pm, Monday through Friday, and 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on weekends. If you leave your name, phone number or email address, an ADAM representative will get in touch with you within a short period of time. Visittheir websitefor more information.
Manitobans also have access to a new digital therapy program,AbilitiCBT, to help with anxiety symptoms related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
AbilitiCBT is a free online digital therapy program available to Manitoba residents age 16 or older experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety and depression due to the pandemic. It’s free, confidential and accessible at home on your computer, smartphone or tablet.
Campus Access to Services & Supports
Most departments in Student Services are now offering in-person service, as well as service via Zoom, email, and phone. Please contact departments directly. For a list of departments,visit the Student Services website.
Most faculty members and department assistants will be working at least some of the time on campus. Please contact faculty and academic departments directly.
The Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC) is now providing in-person student supports.
The centre is open Monday – Friday 8:30 – 4:30. Students are welcomed to meet with our ASSC staff during these hours. We also continue to provide assistance by email, virtual drop-in sessions and virtual appointments.
TheAboriginal Student Loungeis open Monday – Friday 8:30 – 4:30.
ASSCEldersand their Cultural Programs will return in September 2022.