Bus Ridership Privilege
www.sbmtd.gov

Students may ride the local Metropolitan Transit District (MTD) bus system at no charge during Summer Sessions, June 26 until the beginning of fall quarter, by showing their valid student identification card.

Counseling Services
Bldg. 599 / 805-893-4411
www.counseling.ucsb.edu

The Hosford Counseling and Psychological Services Clinic, under the direction of a licensed psychologist,
provides mental health and career counseling services to residents of Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, as well as to UCSB faculty and staff. All services are offered on a sliding scale basis (insurances are not accepted). Clinicians work with children, adolescents, and adults in individual, family, and group therapy settings. Clients from all ethnic and economic backgrounds are welcomed. Clinicians (counselors and psychotherapists) are doctoral students enrolled in the Counseling, Clinical, and School Psychology Department in the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education. All cases are supervised by licensed psychologists. The Hosford Clinic offers the unique opportunity for clients to receive the kind of long-term therapy unavailable in the managed care system at very affordable fees. Our primary goal is to provide state-of-the-art treatment to those in need.

The Psychology Assessment Center (PAC), housed within the Hosford Clinic is the new Psychology Assessment Center (PAC), directed by Dr. Steven Smith. As a clinical research center, the PAC provides
psychological testing services for the assessment
of disorders that affect psychological, emotional, academic, and occupational functioning. These include: attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder; learning disabilities, including dyslexia; depression and anxiety; neurocognitive disorders, including nonverbal learning disabilities and mild to moderate mental disorders.
The assessments are comprehensive in nature, consisting
of multi-method testing of neuropsychological,
intellectual, contextual, and personality factors. They are able to test clients between the ages 5 and 65 and will provide written and verbal feedback.

Disabled Students Program
SAASB 1201/805-893-2668
www.sa.ucsb.edu/dsp

Housing & Community Housing
UCEN 3151 / 805-893-4371
www.housing.ucsb.edu

Housing will be available for Summer Sessions students in on-campus residence halls and University-owned apartments this summer. Contracts will be awarded on a “first-come, first served” basis. Space is limited. Applications are available beginning March 1st, at www.housing.ucsb.edu.

Housing in Isla Vista
Many of the apartments available in Isla Vista for the Summer Sessions are places that have been rented on 12-month leases. Subletting is very beneficial for students who are coming for the Summer Sessions and need a place for short-term rental at a lower rental rate on a month-to-month or a six-week basis. All of the sublet listings (and other housing listings) can be found on the web at www.housing.ucsb.edu. You will need your PERM number and PIN number to access the online service. April and May are the best times to start looking for housing sublets for the summer.

For more information about summer housing, please e-mail the Community Housing Office, ucsbcho@housing.ucsb.edu.

In addition to on-line rental listings, the Community Housing Office offers:

• advice on tenants (and sub-tenants) rights and responsibilities
• dispute resolution and mediation services
  move in / move out videotaping service
• a FREE rental survival guide, maps, forms and more . . .
• on-line resource center for housing problems at www.housing.ucsb.edu/hchoices/ocrc.htm

Additional Resources
Check for leasing opportunities with the Santa Barbara Student Housing Co-op in Isla Vista at 6503 Madrid; 805-685-6964.

Instructional Computing
PHELPS 1507 / 805-893-8403
www.ic.ucsb.edu

Free computer workshops will be offered during the first week of Summer Sessions (6/26 - 6/30) as well as ongoing workshops throughout the next five weeks.

Library (Davidson Library)
805-893-2477
www.library.ucsb.edu

The University Library collections include over 2,800,000 volumes, 500,000 federal, state and foreign government publications, and over 315,000 audio recordings. The Library subscribes to over 22,000 serial publications and has over 3,700,000 microform items.

General Information: Parking Regulations & Permits
UCSB parking permits are required on all vehicles parked on campus from 7:30 am to midnight, Monday through Sundays (7 days per week). The public is not allowed to park on campus between midnight to 5:00 am. Permits are not required on university administrative holidays. Please check the Transportation & parking website (www.tps.ucsb.edu) for complete, updated parking information.

Transportation Alternative Program (TAP)
Students may ride the local bus system (MTD) for FREE by showing a valid UCSB ACCESS ID card. Save money on your commute to UCSB! Commute to campus by bike, bus, train, carpool, or vanpool. To learn more about TAP, local bus or bike routes, the carpool match list service, or vanpools servicing Northern Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, please call 805-893-2917 or refer to the web (http://tap.tsp.ucsb.edu).

Currently registered Summer Sessions students are eligible to use the on-campus Student Health Service for primary health care.

Summer Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm; Closed Wednesday, 8:00-9:00am; limited services Mon.- Fri., Noon-1:00pm

Helpful Phone Numbers

• General Information: 805-893-5361
• Pharmacy: 805-893-2116
• Eye Appointments: 805-893-3170
• Dental Appointments: 805-893-2891
• Medical Appointments: 805-893-3371
• Insurance Advisor: 805-893-2592

Health Insurance
Insurance coverage continues through the summer for students enrolled during Spring Quarter in the University-sponsored undergraduate (USHIP) or graduate (GSHIP) insurance plans.

Student ID Cards—New and returning students may obtain a UCSB Student ID card at the ACCESS Photo Center located on the main floor of the UCen.

ACCESS ID Debit Cards—Students with the ACCESS ID card (the full color card) can choose to activate their card into a personal ACCESS debit account which works like a credit card in reverse. After making a deposit, purchases will be automatically deducted from your account by simply swiping the card at any location which accepts ACCESS.

University Center
UCEN / 805-893-2464
www.ucen.ucsb.edu