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Informational program for students with disabilities.

The Student Mental Health Coordination Services (SMHCS) office is the single point of contact for the campus community to report concerns about a student in distress or a student distressing others.

Distribution & Logistical Services (DLS), formerly Central Stores, is located at Building 507 on Mesa Rd, between the Police/Fire office and Los Carneros Rd. DLS is comprised of UCSB Mail Services, Surplus Sales, and Furniture Services.

The UC Santa Barbara campus community, in keeping with the academic mission of the University of California to educate its residents, strives to create an environment that is welcoming for all sectors of our state's diverse population and that is conducive to the development of each individual's highest potential.

Managed by UCSB's Environmental Health and Safety, the Diving and Boating Safety program trains and supports UCSB's scientists, students, staff and volunteers so that this work can be conducted in a safe and effective manner while ensuring UCSB meets current scientific diving and boating standards.

The departments and programs in the Division of Humanities and Fine Arts focus on the intellectual, historical, and artistic traditions of cultures throughout the world and the modes of expression and representation that have given them voice and form.

The mission of the Division of Student Affairs is to anticipate, plan for, and respond to the needs of a diverse and changing student body by providing services and programs that promote physical and emotional well-being and foster intellectual and personal development.

UC Santa Barbara's Education Abroad Program enables students to take classes at top international universities, experience a new culture, learn a new language, or conduct research in cutting-edge laboratories around the world!

One-stop resource for rental housing information and dispute resolution. Experienced staff answer questions and provide guidance regarding rental rights and responsibilities. Services available to students, faculty, staff, and property providers.

CCALC's mandate is to promote greater knowledge of the full range of California's rich linguistic resources past and present, including indigenous and immigrant languages, regional and ethnoracial dialects, subcultural speech styles, and activity-specific ways of using language.