University Services
As a student of Regis University, you have access to a wide variety of services designed to enhance and deepen your educational experience and help you get the most out of your time at Regis.
Career Support Services for Life
Regis University Career Services offers lifetime career counseling services to all Regis students and alumni whether classroom or distance–based, including:
- Job search assistance and strategy development
- Assistance in selecting a college major, minor, specialization, or graduate program
- Coaching and guidance to help you make an effective career decision
- Opportunities to connect with employers
- Online information, job listings, and workshops
- In–person and telephone appointments
Call 303.458-3508, or 1.800.388.2366, Ext.3508, visit www.regis.edu/careerservices or careers@regis.edu for more information.
Regis University Alumni Association
With over 55,000 Regis University alums worldwide, this program offers a wide variety of services and opportunities to become a part of Regis University’s alumni network, including:
- Invitations to alumni events (theatre productions, lectures, travel programs) and reunions
- Discounts on books and merchandise
- The Alumni Audit Program
- Access to the Regis Alumni online community and Career Services Department
Learn more at www.regis.edu/alumni.
Libraries
Our state-of-the-art libraries, including Dayton Memorial Library on the Main Campus and the Colorado Springs Branch Library, provide the Regis community with significant resources for research, areas for study, and professional staff for assistance.
Library services also extend to the Denver Tech Center campus under a cooperative agreement with Koelbel Public Library in Centennial, to Las Vegas, Nevada through agreements with the Community College of Southern Nevada and Paseo Verde Public Library in Henderson, Nevada.
All students have online access to library catalogs, journal databases, and an interlibrary loan system. For questions about library services, call the reference desk at 303-458-4031 or 800-388-2366, Ext.4031.
Academic Service Learning
Academic Service-Learning enhances and enriches classroom learning activities by allowing students to participate in community service that is directly linked to course objectives. Options include direct service to a population in need, community-based research, or business consultancy for a non-profit or start-up organization.
The Office of Service Learning provides support to faculty and students interested in adding community-based activities to their academic programs. To learn more about this program, call 303-458-4248 or visit online.
Smarthinking
Available to all CPS students, Smarthinking provides ten hours of real-time and asynchronous online tutoring and homework help around the clock.
Access live tutorials in writing (across all disciplines), mathematics, accounting, statistics, and economics, and may also submit questions and papers asynchronously. A full range of study resources are available. Login using your RegisNet account user name and password, then select the link for Smarthinking. Contact 303.458.4050 or 1.800.568.8932, Ext.4050 for assistance.
University Ministry
University Ministry serves the entire Regis community with reverence for the diversity of faith traditions among its members. Quiet weekend retreats, worship opportunities, spiritual direction and online resources are some ways University Ministry serves the spiritual needs of adult students, staff, and faculty in CPS.
We invite you to participate in the life of Regis University in any way that fits your needs and busy schedule. University Ministry can enrich your spiritual life and educational experience, call 303-458-4356 or visit the office on the second floor of the Main Campus Student Center, directly above the bookstore.
Office of Disability Services
In compliance with federal guidelines, Regis University is committed to equal educational opportunity by assuring otherwise qualified students with disabilities equal access to programs and activities that are provided to students without disabilities.
Eligibility: To qualify for reasonable and appropriate services, please identify yourself as soon as possible to the Office of Disability Services (ODS), Room 118B, Life Directions Center, 303-458-4941, disability@regis.edu. To be eligible, we must have current documentation on file prior to approving accommodation. Accommodations are not retroactive, and you must meet the academic and technical standards required for admission or participation in Regis University's educational programs and activities.
Don Lindley
Faculty, School of Humanities & Social Sciences
"It thrills me when a student tells me they are going to become a Criminal Investigator after they have taken my Criminal Profiling course. Our small class sizes allow me to work individually with all my students, building a relationship of intellectual exchange and trust."
Kaitlin Larson
Student, Bachelor of Arts in Communication
"So often, I talk about how Regis has changed my life. It has also changed me. Regis, and all who make it the incredible school that it is, has changed my dreams into attainable goals."