Community Engagement

WilDCats at the Capitol is the University of Kentucky's public policy internship program that offers any UK student the opportunity to intern, earn course credit, and gain experience in public policy careers all while living in the nation's capital. Students from various majors are invited to participate in public policy internships and discover the role policy plays in every industry. Students spend 40 hours per week interning at policy-related internships each semester both on and off Capitol Hill.

Established to identify, measure, and control, or finance risks of loss. The most cost efficient methods will be selected and will be monitored and adjusted as needed.

If you have a learning, physical, health, or mental health disability, you can arrange to receive accommodations

Central hub for accessing information, groups, and services related to diverse sexual orientations and gender identities. Support student organizations, offer professional development oppurtunities for campus groups, advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals from many walks of life

The office helps with internal and external complaints of discrimination, handles sexual misconduct and trains the university community on equal opportunity to better our learning and working environment.

One-stop unit for students to come for a referral to supportive services (housing, rent, utilities, food) or receive direct clinical support for a range of mental health needs and crises..

Emboldens students from all communities to improve their college experience by increasing access to academic, civil leadership and cultural exchange oppurtunities, offer advising and support services, bilingual services, and connections to culturally-based student serving

Connects students to resources at UK that deal with sexual and gender based violence including sexual assault, rape, stalking, and intimate partner violence.