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Seeking Worship and Community Opportunities?The Interfaith Campus Coalition is a body of religious professionals and student leaders who are partof the University of Minnesota community. They strive to integrate religious experience with campus lifewhile fostering dialogue, understanding and respect among people of different faith communities.For a list of Interfaith Campus Coalition places of worship visit: www.iccumn.orgFor a list of faith-based student groups visit: www.sua.umn.eduWhen discussing beliefs with others remember to:Listen for instant answers. Your serious questions deserve in-depth responses and long-term solutions.Be aware of groups that pressure you to behave differently. No one knows what is right for you but you.Look out for invitations to gatherings with vague goals. It could be a sign that something is beinghidden from you.Be curious. When you ask people questions about themselves and their beliefs, you encouragea genuine exchange of ideas and sharing that leads to greater understanding between people.Want to talk with someone?During your time at the University it’s possible you may need some help dealing with problemsrelated to stress, anger, depression, anxiety, poor grades, academic difficulties, or other issues.This is not uncommon. University Counseling & Consulting Services offers a number of servicesto assist students with mental health, academic and career choice challenges.Visit www.mentalhealth.umn.edu or www.uccs.umn.edu for more information.University Counseling & Consulting Services (UCCS)340 Appleby Hall (East Bank) or 199 Coffey Hall (St. Paul)612-624-3323Prepare for Classes!UCCS Welcome Week Hours:Wednesday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.In an emergency call 91150