Community Services

Coordinates distance learning, correspondence, continuing education, Evening & Weekend Campus, and programs for children and seniors.

For students who are underrepresented in undergraduate accounting classes, explore the accounting field and become involved in the Eller community. Grade 11.

Provides services for patients with a wide variety of hearing and balance disorders.

Provides information on how to encourage the Arizona Legislature and Governor to support UA initiatives.

K12 lesson plans developed to familarize students with honey bees and bee safety issues.

A statewide Ag-Literacy outreach educational program offering a variety of programs covering the basics of how agriculture is carried out in an arid environment.

Assists educators in the effective use of incorporating information about agriculture into the subjects they teach and educates consumers about Arizona's agriculture industry.

Provides a wide range of leadership development and educational programs that reach community leaders, volunteers and youth.

Performs media and government relations for the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

A free lecture service provided to civic and fraternal groups, schools, churches and other community organizations.

A four-week residential program for teachers working with Native American students.

Baseball camp for kids and teens.

Provides resources on individual animal species as well as animal issues.

Gives Apache students the same opportunities that the brightest students in the city have to explore and create mathematics.

Helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting.

Delivers educational programs and services which support the provision of primary health care in rural and medically underserved neighborhoods.

Provides tools and information to consumers about proper medication use, medication logs, and ask the expert.

Provides participants with valuable skills and knowledge in understanding enhancing leadership abilities in working with community groups.

Information about how the Arizona Cooperative Extension makes a difference for people and communities in Arizona. Features descriptions of educational outreach programs.

Providing education and technical assistance for the Arizona Child Care Industry.

Information on wildfire risks, preparing for wildfires, and recovery.

An online collection of plant, animal, and plant disease images.

Nestled in Ramsey Canyon, the facility is used for the collection and preservation of folklore of the Southern Arizona/Northern Mexico region, and as a venue for folk artists. A Conference room is available.

Provides assistance to protect, improve, and restore forested ecosystems from the adverse effects of insects and diseases in the State of Arizona with emphasis on private and state owned lands.

Includes information about physical activity, nutrition, tobacco use, mental health, injury and violence prevention, environmental health, immunization and infectious diseases, access to care and maternal/infant health.

A simulation of events and procedures in the United Nations that shows high school and college students the importance of the United Nations and the process of diplomacy.

Provides poison and medication-related emergency treatment advice, referral assistance and comprehensive information on poisons and toxins, poison prevention and the safe and proper use of medications.

Several staff development workshops appropriate for K-12 teachers.

ARL is a group of researchers solving critical scientific problems and generating knowledge for the future. The organization's structure and values promote innovation through dynamic interdisciplinary collaborations.

Learn about the history and cultural traditions of peoples of the Southwest through engaging field trip programs.

Downloadable classroom materials about Native Peoples of Arizona and northern Mexico.

Teacher-training workshops related to museum exhibition and research topics are offered each year.

A multidisciplinary program that uses research and technology transfer for telemedicine services, informatics training, distance learning and telemedicine technology assessments capabilities to all AZ counties.

Created to bring together different groups of citizens to understand and ask questions about various issues and concerns facing the state.

Offers educational summer day camps to children in grades 3-12.

A virtual university outreach and distance learning telecommunications center devoted to the higher educational needs of Native Nations.

Engages students in the concept of doing science and engineering. It therefore reinforces school subjects and provides glimpses into future career areas. Open to: 13-18 year olds.

Collaborating on ways to make space science accessible and interesting to children at elementary and middle school levels.

Provided by the UA Bookstore.

Provides access to diagnostic and therapeutic services, as well as have the opportunity to participate in educational and support activities.

Baseball camp for kids and teens.

An online interactive resource for learning biology.

An outreach program for teachers.

A community-based osteoporosis prevention education program for women and older men in AZ.

American Southwest's oldest arboretum and botanical garden. Located near Superior, Arizona.

Positive youth development strategies to help those working with 9-13 year olds promote health.

Allows card holders to check books out of the UA Libraries only, does not provide remote access to databases.

The goal of this project is to visit each high school calculus class in the city of Tucson at least once per year.

Western Vegetable Quality en Español.

Camping opportunities for children from the Tucson area. Provides activities for fun, friendship, and portrays college as an attainable goal.

Located about 3 miles north of the UA's main campus. Facilties include greenhouses, a 300-animal dairy research center, a meat sciences complex, an equine teaching/research facility, and more.

This program is designed primarily for business, industry and government. It brings hundreds of employers to Tucson from across the country to recruit UA students for internships, Cooperative Education and full-time employment.

A community-based project focusing on health promotion, disease prevention and case-management of patients with diabetes mellitus.

The CRCPHP is a chronic disease prevention and intervention research center that focuses on diabetes and associated obesity and depression.

The official weekly newsletter from Career Services. Get the latest tips and information on hot career topics, as well as what's going on career-wise around campus.

University faculty, staff, students and family members volunteer within the Tucson Community.

Students taking courses in the Department of Language, Reading and Culture in the College of Education provide literacy tutoring services to the Tucson community.

Several units offer a tour of the facilities where many of UA's achievements happen. Learn about UA's accomplishments in everything from athletics to astronomy to art while you visit these points of interest.

The UA's performing arts series brings the world's finest music, dance and popular events to Southern Arizona each year. Most performances are held in the historic Centennial Hall.

Provides a variety of materials, including curriculum units, videos and books, available on loan to K-12 Educators and University Professors.

Offers workshops and summer travel seminars for K-12 teachers; provides materials on loan to educators, including lesson plans, films, and books; and provides a speaker's bureau to provide presentations in classrooms.

Benefits children with speech and language disorders through specialized early intervention programs, research to improve language learning, and professional training that links research to clinical practice.

Addresses the most critical social, emotional, and physical issues facing today's families.

Provides independent, research-based desert crop production and protection information.

A service and education training center designed to serve adults who present with a variety of communication disorders.

Provides services for patients with a wide variety of hearing and balance disorders.

Evaluates and treats children with communication disorders in Southern Arizona.

Generates enthusiasm for the UA college experience among K-12 students and their families by connecting club members with all the academic enrichment, cultural and athletic opportunities at UA.

Reference material, professional organizations, and events for commercial ornamental horticulture.

A medical student initiative which provides early clinical experience in the context of community service to rural and underserved populations in southern Arizona.

UA library cards available to Arizona residents.

Provides planning and design services in partnership with neighborhoods and communities.

The point of contact between the University of Arizona and its neighbors within the community.

Noncredit computer and professional development courses.

Information on how to save water inside and outside the home.

Coordinates distance learning, correspondence, continuing education, Evening & Weekend Campus, and programs for children and seniors.

Information about programs that help residents increase their ability to acquire, store, and make use of knowledge and skills, resulting in stronger communities.

Information about community outreach programs throughout the state.

Hundreds of university, elementary, middle-school, and high school-level courses, all taught by expert faculty and instructors.

Provides an opportunity for high school students from low-income families to work in the legal field during the summer.

Credit courses held at locations other than the UA campus including locations in Tucson and throughout Arizona and occasionally in other states.

Information about crop production such as agricultural literacy, and about specific crops such as commercial horticulture, cotton, cross commodity, forage & grain crops, fruit & nut crops, plant protection, and vegetable crops.

A program for graduate students who wish to become teachers of children who are deaf or hard of hearing (D/HH).

Lesson plans, field trips and other resources related to teaching Desert Ecology.

Explore technology through exercies that appeal to boys: game development, viritual reality, the basics of technology, and more. Grades 1-4 and 5-8.

A guide designed to help farm and ranch operators (and other individuals who grow or process food products) market their products and services directly to the consumer.

Information and services for gifted children.

A live sixty minute show broadcast every Thursday from 4 to 5 PM on Channel 76.

Designed to help mathematics students with their homework. This program is a collaborative effort with the school districts, the libraries, and the neighborhood centers in the city.

Information about drought and the affect it can have on plants, animals, and people.

College preparation programs and services for middle and high school students in southern Arizona.

Explore water ecology and sustainability issues. Earth Camp Middle School for grades 7-9; Earth Camp High School for grades 9-11.

Provides economic forecasts, impact analysis, and information on economic, demographic and business trends in Arizona and the Western US.

A new service that effectively aligns business projects such as internships, independent studies and field projects with student and faculty resources.

UA students who volunteer their time to educate middle and high school students on the diversity of engineering.

At the Institute, teachers intern in research labs or at local industries and based on that experience, develop new laboratory experiments and computer modules to integrate into their science and math courses.

CESL can customize ESL and EFL teacher development programs for your institutions. These programs can be held in your country or in Tucson, Arizona.

Provides workshops, curricula, activities, online papers, and K-12 programs, in the classroom and online.

Provides information and resources to the public, K-12 educators, and environmental health professionals.

Classes for the working population of Tucson who want to attend the UA part-time.

Provides research in range recovery from drought and overgrazing, as well as sustainable grazing practices. Located 40 miles south of Tucson.

Provides a wide range of leadership development and educational programs that reach community leaders, volunteers, youth and Extension personnel.

Information about community outreach programs throughout the state.

Provides resources on family care, work force preparation, and financial education.

Programs engage children and adults with cultural artisans, archaeologists,``and curators. Hands on activities, demonstrations, exhibition treasure hunts``and performances.

A listing of outreach programs.

Teachers can bring students on a field trip to the Science Center. Participants are able to view a planetarium and join in discovery workshops.

Helps to shape food consumption in a positive way to promote health and disease prevention among people living in AZ.

Open to ages 9 - 18.

Sources of information for your specific gardening question.

Provides new teachers with high quality, classroom ready, curriculum materials.

Offers graduate-level courses and enrichment opportunities for middle and high school biology teachers. Teachers may earn a M.S. in General Biology in the summers and continue to teach during the school year.

An education program for low-income, elementary school girls in mathematics, science, engineering and technology.

Supports the UA's mission by developing and maintaining relationships with State and Federal government legislators and officials.

Provides resources and educational materials for grandparents raising children. It also connects grandparents with support groups, agencies and workshops.

Evaluates and treats children with communication disorders in Southern Arizona.

Parent's Child Care Handbook en Español.

Guide to Common Nutrient Deficiency and Herbicide Injury Symptoms in Citrus en Español.

Handbook of activities for 8-12 year olds in pdf format.

Information on nutrition, food safety, disease prevention, exercise, personal and family diet plans. Educational material that assists individuals, families and communities to lead healthier lives.

Facts to Know About Heat Stress en Español.

Day-long workshops held on the UA campus that are designed for high school classes.

The Arizona Rivers Project is sponsoring 15-day field camp, which will give ten high school students the opportunity to apply riparian monitoring and restoration techniques to ten different river sites in Arizona.

Responsible for the majority of the ground data system work for the HiRISE instrument. Observation planning, uplink, downlink, data processing, and instrument monitoring will all be done through HiROC.

A listing of links to commercial, home, and urban horticulture and Master Gardener information.

Assists adults and displaced homemakers in building the skills necessary for succesful entry into the workforce.

Participants sign up for one or two classes and earn three to six units of college credit. Open to students entering 11 & 12 grade.

Provides education, research, community service and workshops to promote learning energy conservation and passive solar design.

Lifelong learning adventures in the humanities for adults in serious pursuit of intellectual stimulation and enrichment.

A one week commuting and overnight summer program at The University of Arizona. Ages 7 -17 create 2D and 3D video games or modify some of the biggest gaming titles in the industry.

Hundreds of university, elementary, middle-school, and high school-level courses, all taught by expert faculty and instructors.

Addresses the most critical social, emotional, and physical issues facing today's families.

Wildcat JobLink is a web-based job listing service that provides employers greater access to UA students and alumni. Employers can advertise part-time, internship, Cooperative Education and full-time positions on this site free of charge.

Students work with criminal defense lawyers on cases in which it has been determined there has been a miscarriage of justice.

A summer research program in conjunction with the High School Student Research Program and the Medical Student Research Program.

Classroom visits by UA scientists and students.

Red Cross progressive swimming courses are taught by university students who are certified as Red Cross Water Safety Instructors.

Includes free lesson plans, professional development and more for preK-12 educators.

Several staff development workshops appropriate for K-12 teachers.

Southern Arizona’s National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate, KUAZ offers the finest from NPR including Morning Edition and All Things Considered. This station also offers local, national and international news coverage and jazz music in the evening. Also available on 91.7 FM (Sierra Vista).

Offers a variety of materials, including curriculum units, videos and books, available on loan to K-12 Educators and University Professors.

Provides a variety of materials, including curriculum units, videos and books, available on loan to K-12 Educators and University Professors.

Law students provide one-on-one tutoring for elementary school students from October to May.

Allows card holders to check books out of the UA Libraries only, does not provide remote access to databases.

UA library cards available to Arizona residents.

The library's online information gateway. Access to some services requires University affiliation.

Provides educational material, class information, volunteer programs, newsletters, and many other food safety resources.

The library's online information gateway. Access to some services requires University affiliation.

A science outreach program for grades K-3. Teachers receive caterpillars, artificial diet, instructions, and help with planning a week of classroom activities around the Manduca sexta insect.

A public outreach program designed to teach elementary and middle school students in the Tucson area about the importance of our nearby oceans.

Volunteers answer questions from consumers who call the UA Cooperative Extension for information about nutrition, foods, consumer issues, food safety and home issues.

Complete, online text of the Master Gardener Manual – an essential reference for gardening in the desert southwest.

Information about who Master Gardeners are, how to contact one, and how to become one.

Educating and training citizens across the state of Arizona to serve as volunteers in the protection, restoration, monitoring, and conservation of their water and watersheds.

A four-year project to engage parents in school mathematics. This partnership is between universities and school districts in Tucson, Arizona, Las Vegas, New Mexico, San Jose, California, and Chandler, Arizona.

A program that engages parents in school mathematics. Parents become partners with the schools in the teaching and learning of their children.

Mathematics students from the UA tutor mathematics in secondary schools.

Designed to raise reading and math skills in young children. Tutors work with elementary students who can benefit from one-on-one support. Tutors usually work with one teacher and selected students.

This program allows gifted and talented students in high schools to receive high school academic credit for their experiences in local hospitals, computer companies, newspaper offices, laboratories and other businesses, as well as UA departments.

A college preparation program designed for middle and high school students.

Med-Start is a six week program designed for high school juniors in Arizona who would like to pursue a career in medicine. It is available in Tucson and Phoenix.

Offers workshops and summer travel seminars for K-12 teachers; provides materials on loan to educators, including lesson plans, films, and books; and provides a speaker's bureau to provide presentations in classrooms.

Provides a myriad of educational experiences for students of all ages to connect to the visual arts.

Provided by the UA School of Music & Dance.

Student members of the National Lawyers Guild meet weekly with people at locations in the community to provide information and answer questions about access to the legal system.

Educating land use managers, youth, and the public on natural resource issues to make informed land use decisions. This program focuses on natural resource assets, planning, and policy education.

Information on natural resources such as forests, rangeland, and wildlife, as well as links to things that affect natural resources such as conservation, education, and marketing.

Information of interest to neighbors of the University of Arizona.

A grant-funded project to increase the training, recruitment and retention of healthcare professionals for practice in rural communities.

A resource for students who are looking for a place to live, a roommte or to list their property online.

Invigorating discussions and lectures by UA faculty and other experts and field trips for persons 55 and over.

Coordinates distance learning, correspondence, continuing education, Evening & Weekend Campus, and programs for children and seniors.

Provides parents with crisis hotline telephone numbers, parenting articles, and answers to frequently asked questions.

Parent's Child Care Handbook en Español.

A program for K-16 second language educators to provide a venue for the sharing of professional concerns.

Provides first time passport acceptance services for US citizens, international student and faculty identity cards for Americans traveling abroad and photos for various application needs. UA students, staff and the public are all welcome on a walk in basis.

Located on the UA South campus in Sierra Vista, the observatory is used for public viewing of celestial objects and as a scientific resource for K - Graduate students.

An interactive learning site for children that includes games, stories, music and guides to their favorite PBS shows.

Advice and activities for raising a PBS kid.

Includes free lesson plans, professional development and more for preK-12 educators.

Provides educational materials for commercial pesticide licenses, training, pesticide safety, worker protection, and pesticide security for the residents of Arizona.

Information on how to prevent the accidental poisoning of dogs and cats.

Each month, students are invited to the Physics Department to tour laboratories, meet with professors and students, and sit in on classes and labs.

A program for the diagnosis and management of plant diseases in the irrigated agriculture and landscapes of the arid Southwest and of native plants of the Sonoran Desert region.

Designed to provide pre-service and in-service biology teachers with university-based lab experience in plant genomics.

Links to various faculty involved in extension outreach.

A unique and nationally renowned special collection library, literary center and sponsor of community and University programs, including its distinguished Reading Series.

Several units offer a tour of the facilities where many of UA's achievements happen. Learn about UA's accomplishments in everything from athletics to astronomy to art while you visit these points of interest.

Provides poison and medication-related emergency treatment advice, referral assistance and comprehensive information on poisons and toxins, poison prevention and the safe and proper use of medications.

Information from the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center.

A toll-free, confidential telephone service available to pregnant and lactating women, their families and healthcare providers.

A program that matches 3rd-9th grade teachers with astronomers.

An educational program that assists leaders in improving their leadership skills to become more effective in meeting the needs of rural people in public affairs.

The curricula cover the properties of water, the water cycle, watersheds, groundwater, water quality, water rights, as well as an understanding of the importance of water to all water users.

Three day workshops offered throughout the year to help students prepare for PSAT and SAT exams.

Performs media and government relations for the Arizona Health Sciences Center.

Provides non-profit and government organizations a venue to promote their career opportunities to students.

Provides information, resources, and tools to improve management and ensure sustainability of western rangelands.

Located 35 miles north of the UA, the site allows for large-scale field research projects in plant breeding, weed control, plant pathology, insect management, fertility & nitrogen management, soil conservation, and alternative crops.

College of Science offers a variety of courses for teachers that emphasize laboratory and research experience and include a focus on translating the experience to teachable classroom activities.

For employers unable to interview on campus, resumes of students seeking internships, Cooperative Education and full-time employment are available on request

Collaborates with underserved communities to increase access to care, disease-prevention and health-promotion activities.

Information on preventing accidental poisonings from products found in the home.

Working to improve the safety of food for Arizona families and consumers.

Provides research and service to farmers in a wide area that includes Graham, Greenlee and Cochise counties.

Invigorating discussions and lectures by UA faculty and other experts and field trips for persons 55 and over.

Provides classroom visits and the LEAP program.

Provides weekly K-16 information about local, state and national events, workshops, conferences and job postings.

Includes a colloquium series and workshops for science teachers.

K-12 teacher resources including an outreach directory, programs and news.

Provides research in range recovery from drought and overgrazing, as well as sustainable grazing practices. Located 40 miles south of Tucson.

Three day workshops offered throughout the year to help students prepare for PSAT and SAT exams.

Provides a wide range of recruiting options to educators and administrators.

A searchable database of public domain musical compositions in a MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) file format.

Offers teachers resources and educational programs for K-12 students as well as the opportunity to have a UA student speaker visit your classroom.

Promotes and strengthens partnerships among the various UA Colleges and local school districts, that lead to effective integration of UA science, mathematics, engineering and technology research into K-12 education.

Many UA Science programs invite students into the laboratory where actual research is underway.

Tournaments that provide rigorous academic interscholastic competitions that consist of a series of individual and team events for High School and Middle School Students.

Field trips to Flandrau offer planetarium programs in a domed multimedia theater, hands-on science exhibits, and science demonstrations and workshops.

Programs offered by the College of Science.

Kits and materials for loan and other resources for teachers.

A landscape water conservation program that provides education and training to members of the Green Industry, property managers and the residential community.

A series of nine two-hour workshops designed to encourage consistent horticultural practices compatible with the Sonoran Desert.

Available to support research, extension, and instruction activities.

Open to ages 6 and up. Swim Classes and Camps open to all ages; Contact: Department of Campus Recreation, (520) 626-3396.

Outreach opportunities include summer programs for students and teachers, professional development programs, inservice programs, an annual SAWP Teachers Research and Inquiry Institute.

Advocates for creating policy change and promoting health by utilizing community resources and disseminating information on disease prevention throughout the community with community leaders.

Provides educational materials that includes publications, audio visuals and training manual.

A public evening lectures in astronomy. The lectures are usually held on Monday nights at 7:30pm.

The first Saturday of each month. Located inside the UA Bookstore.

The first Saturday of each month. Located inside the UA Bookstore.

Welcomes Hispanic and other minority high school students in their sophomore and junior years to the UA campus for Earth science studies.

Get ready for a summer of laughter and learning! In our Summer Day Program, children entering grades 1-5 will enjoy a variety of creative, fun-filled educational experiences.

Gives qualified high school students an awareness of the state of the art in design and manufacturing. Open to grades 9-12.

Students and teachers share their writing in small and large groups. Workshops and tutorials are offered to students. A graduate seminar is offered to teachers.

Open to disadvantaged high school students with minimum 3.0 GPA and to K-12 educators who teach students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Provides mathematically talented middle school students with the chance to directly experience research mathematics.

A summer camp for high school students. Summer 2008 - June 15 - July 2. A UA-sponsored project via the Arizona Rivers Project Grant.

Provides families with fact sheets and other publications that promote the health and well-being of families during difficult times.

Participate in online and live auctions of UA surplus property every two weeks.

Excess university property available to departments and the public.

Working to improve profits, protect the environment, and enhance the quality of life for Arizona farmers and ranchers.

Educating consumers in sound financial management principles.

A fast-track program that leads to a master's in education degree and preparation for teacher certification in one calendar year.

Offered every spring for school districts interested in recruiting educators. Students and alumni interested in careers in education will have opportunities to interview with potential employers.

Designed to provide pre-service and in-service biology teachers with university-based lab experience in plant genomics.

A program for graduate students who wish to become teachers of children who are deaf or hard of hearing (D/HH).

Helps prepare undergraduate students for careers as elementary and secondary teachers and offers master's and doctoral programs leading to positions in school leadership, research and development and teacher education.

Explore technology through exercies that appeal to girls: digital photography, movie making, the basics of technology, and more. Grades 1-4 and 5-8.

As a way to prevent secondary students from entering the juvenile justice system, law students train high school students to serve as judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys for their own school court that oversees violations of school rules.

Offers intensive English language instruction to teenagers.

A fun adventure camp for 12-15 year olds. Includes fun and games, hiking, caving, rock climbing, Jr. life-guarding activities, and more.

Tejido has worked on design projects throughout the United States, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Mexico, and Central America.

A multidisciplinary program that uses research and technology transfer for telemedicine services, informatics training, distance learning and telemedicine technology assessments capabilities to all AZ counties.

Provides teachers with "out-of-the-box" curriculum modules and is mapped to the AZ Department of Education's Standards-Based Teaching and Learning.

Provides access to diagnostic and therapeutic services, as well as have the opportunity to participate in educational and support activities.

GIS technology projects with TUSD, Boys and Girls Club, 4H and many volunteer groups. Fosters spatial-based education in the Tucson community

Students from the Native American Law Students Association run the Legal Referral Program providing referral services on a walk-in basis three days a week.

Information on turfgrass including publications for homeowners.

The largest annual career fair where employers can meet students interested in career information and employment opportunities. Large corporations, small businesses, government agencies and some non-profits from across the country recruit at this event.

A unique and nationally renowned special collection library, literary center and sponsor of community and University programs, including its distinguished Reading Series.

Certificates in Elementary Education and Secondary Education.

Offers non-credit classes during the day, evening and weekend in topics ranging from IT certification to workplace training.

Provides non-profit and government organizations a venue to promote their career opportunities to students.

School Matinees and other programs for school age kids and teachers.

The UA's performing arts series brings the world's finest music, dance and popular events to Southern Arizona each year. Most performances are held in the historic Centennial Hall.

Information on bugs, vertebrates, plant diseases, weeds, and beneficials that are found both inside and outside your home.

Addresses environmental, wildlife and domestic livestock issues applicable to Arizona and the Southwest.

Provides information about the campus, and assists in locating information or resources about the UA and Tucson.

Law student volunteers work with the Volunteer Lawyer Program in various clinics on cases involving domestic relations, child support calculation, and bankruptcy.

A list of possible activities for anyone interested in volunteering on the UA campus.

A walking club that encourages individuals and families to increase their participation in activities that promote a healthy lifestyle.

Provides maps of walking and running pathways and their distances around campus.

Drought resources, education, water quality and sustainability.

Provides tips for saving water indoors and outdoors.

Provides information about noxious weeds in Arizona and what you should do to prevent their spread.

Works to improve the health and well-being of UA employees, alumni, students, retirees and their families.

Facilities include a large animal necropsy building, the Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, and the Aquaculture Pathology Research Program.

Saturday morning Spring semester art program for youths - grades 1-12.

Open to: Jr. & Sr. High ages

A program where UA students and middle and high school students can participate in various activities to motivate young women to enter fields of science, engineering and technology.

Designed to raise reading and math skills in young children. Tutors work with elementary students who can benefit from one-on-one support. Tutors usually work with one teacher and selected students.

A workshop designed to address the central challenges faced by academic writers in all fields.

A youth diabetes camp for Native Americans at the Whispering Pines in Northern AZ. It emphasizes diabetes education, physical activity and nutrition within the context of contemporary Indian culture and customs.

Information on resources, training materials and networking opportunities to those involved in developing Arizona's youth gardens.

Research includes the biology and management of insects, the biology and management of crop diseases, weed ecology and control, seed and crop physiology, and soil, water and nutrient management.

Helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting.

Catalog includes a description of the subject matter, educational objectives, appropriate ages and price for publications.

A certified child care program designed to improve the fundamental skills of children ages 5-12.