Charles E. Day Learning Resource Center
We call this area inside the Clinical Simulation Center "The LRC." Students are welcome to use this space for study, skills practice or testing, and more.
We call this area inside the Clinical Simulation Center "The LRC." Students are welcome to use this space for study, skills practice or testing, and more.
The Clinical Simulation Center (CSC), designed to have the appearance and feel of a real hospital, is a realistic, safe environment in which students may practice newly-gained skills and knowledge.
Come live and learn with other students majoring in the Kinney College of Nursing and Health Professions! You’ll take common first-year courses together, explore health-related majors and study together.
Located on the first floor of Health Professions Center, the Foodhive is a blend of self-checkout convenience store, coffee shop and grab’n’go, plus refreshing açaí and smoothie bowls at Swirl. After hours, the Foodhive can be accessed by anyone with a USI Eagle Access Card.
There are five microwaves in the Health Professions Center: one on lower level by Food and Nutrition kitchen; two on the first floor by the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences area; one inside the Food Hive; and one on the second floor by HP 2117.
There are several areas throughout the Health Professions Center for group study, social time and meals.
Discover robust academic support programs available to all students in addition to academic coaching, tutoring and supplemental instruction (SI) and additional resources at the Academic Success Center.
The David L. Rice Library advances the discovery, sharing and preservation of knowledge by providing exceptional spaces, resources, services and personnel.
The Sensory Spaces are available to students, faculty and staff. Whether you need a quiet place to regroup, decompress during a stressful day or take a break from an overstimulating environment, everyone is encouraged to make use of these welcoming spaces.
Archie's Pantry, located in the University Center, is a free, confidential resource providing food, personal care items and nutrition support to USI students and employees.
USI's Dean of Students Office (DOSO) helps students navigate challenges, responsibilities and personal well-being.
