Spiritual and Psychological Care |
This week's newsletter focuses on spiritual and psychological care and includes resources from University Ministry and Counseling and Psychological Services. As always, if you have questions related to immigration, you can call, email ISSS, or make an appointment with your ISSS adviser.
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The University Ministry (UM) team supports students in developing a robust life of faith and commitment to justice, which is the hallmark of Jesuit education. All of their programs are open to USF community members of all faiths, beliefs, and identities. ALL are welcome. Check out some of their upcoming offerings and regular programming:
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- Meditation Mondays: Take time out of your busy schedule to find inner calm and awareness at the start of every week. Sessions are held on Zoom.
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Breaking Bread and the Binary: Join UM on a self-discovery journey to explore the intersectionality between different spiritual traditions and LGBTQIA+ identities. This group meets every Thursday in the University Ministry Romero Room.
- Interfaith Student Community: Learn about building community among faith traditions and advocate for an inclusive campus.
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Counseling and Psychological Services |
USF Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is a great source of support for issues of sadness, anxiety, loneliness, college adjustment, relationship struggles, and other concerns not requiring medical intervention. For the fall 2025 semester, CAPS continues to offer both in-person and teletherapy services, groups, and workshops to USF students currently enrolled in classes and residing in California. Learn more about their services »
CAPS All Hours: Free, Reliable Consultation Service 24/7
If you need to speak to a mental health clinician urgently, CAPS All Hours is available to you for free 24/7! When you call the CAPS 24/7 All Hours line at (855) 531-0761, you will be connected with a professional therapist for in-the-moment support. It's available 24/7, 365 days a year, and accepts international calls. All enrolled USF students can use the line.
Additionally, all students are encouraged to take a look at CAPS' Self-Help & Resources web page, which features a collection of CAPS staff favorites, including podcasts, videos, articles, and more. Check them out, and explore their other resources for managing stress, sleep, and much more!
Learn about CAPS resources for information in languages other than English »
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Have an on-campus job? Apply for an SSN right away. Remember to report your SSN to USF within 45 days of starting your on-campus employment. For more information, please review our SSN Instructions web page.
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Tuesday, Oct. 7 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
McLaren Complex 252
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USF’s FREE Fall Thrift Pop-Up is back by popular demand! Join the Office of Sustainability for zero-cost shopping and give new life to secondhand apparel. Bring any clothing, accessories, and gently worn shoes to donate or exchange. Support the fight against consumerism, fast fashion, and unethical production. Donations are not necessary to participate. Please bring your own bag. This event is open to all USF community members.
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Ask a Recruiter - Wells Fargo |
Tuesday, Oct. 7 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
University Center 504
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Career Services invites you to meet a Wells Fargo recruiter for resume reviews, interview tips, and career advice. No appointment is needed; just check in at the Career Services front desk on the fifth floor of University Center. Wells Fargo offers internships and full-time roles through its Commercial Banking Early Career Development Program, which is open to all majors interested in financial services. This event is open to all USF students.
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Level Up Academics: Tips for Success |
Tuesday, Oct. 7 | 6–8 p.m.
University Center 402/403
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BASE presents Level Up Academics: Tips for Success with CASA Academic Success Coach David Yohanna and student leaders from the community. This session will focus on strategies to strengthen your academics and help you get the grades you want this semester. This event is open to all USF community members.
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| Cura Personalis: International Students Fall Break Retreat & Picnic |
Saturday, Oct. 11 | 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Presidio Tunnel Tops
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Join University Ministry, ISSS, and other international students to build community, learn Jesuit values, make meaningful connections, and more! Registration is not required but highly encouraged. This event is open to all USF international students.
Register now »
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If you are requesting an immigration document or letter from our office, remember that we request ten business days to process requests. Make sure you plan accordingly so you have enough time to receive your document before you need it. All ISSS requests should be submitted through the MyISSS student portal (log into your MyISSS account, go to Requests & Documents, and select the appropriate icon on the right side of the page). You can view our MyISSS Student Handbook for assistance with your submission.
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Click the Chat with ISSS button on the bottom, right corner of any ISSS web page, and the ISSS team can assist you with your inquiry.
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