TSEM 102: Vampires on Campus: Exploring the Roles of the Vampire in Social Issues of Western Culture (McNulty)

We offer academic help for every step of your TU journey. The following units across campus contribute to the Academic Commons:
Accessibility & Disability Services
Academic Advising, Retention & Completion
Albert S. Cook Library
Student Computing Services
The Writing Center
Tutoring & Learning Center

The Center for Student Diversity was established to aid the university in its efforts to foster inclusion, collaboration, and relationship building. We provide academic, social, and transition support for underserved students and promote exchanges and dialogue between individuals of diverse backgrounds and identities.

Resources from TU counseling on adjusting to college life

The Counseling Center is available during regular hours to help students with an emergency or crisis, using the resources below. When the Counseling Center is closed, you still have access to emotional help if you need it.

If you are in crisis, reach out for help. Towson University Police (410-704-4444) and local police (911) are available to respond to emergencies. To talk to an advocate or learn more about reporting and healing options, contact TurnAround's 24-hour helpline (443-279-0379) and/or TU Counseling Center (410-704-2512).

To foster a safe and inclusive campus, the University will investigate all incidents motivated by bias. In order to prompt an investigation, the incident must be reported. If you have been a victim, or have witnessed or learned of a hate crime or bias incident, you can file a report using the Hate Crimes and Bias Incident Report Form. You may also contact the Towson University Police Department for immediate assistance and response at 410-704-4444 or you can contact OIIE via email BiasResponse@towson.edu or phone 410-704-0203 to report a hate crime or bias incident.