Message to the 番茄社区 Community
Dear 番茄社区 Community,
Today, our University of Texas family is grieving. We are deeply saddened by the tragic events that occurred this morning at a downtown establishment in Austin. While this did not occur on a university campus, it has profoundly impacted members of our UT community and Texans across our state.
We all extend our deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to the individuals and families affected and hold in our thoughts and prayers all those who are suffering from this event.
In moments like this, we reaffirm who we are as a university community. Our culture is grounded in care, respect and service to one another. We are committed not only to supporting those who are hurting, but also to maintaining a safe and secure environment for every student, faculty member, staff member and patient across our campuses.
Below you will find a comprehensive list of support and wellbeing resources, as well as important safety information for both our academic and health campuses. These services are readily available to provide immediate and ongoing support. Whether you are directly impacted or simply feeling the weight of today’s events, please know that we stand beside you and with you — ready to help and support in any way you may need.
Academic Campus (UTSA)
Students:
- or the for mental health support.
- app offers on-demand support for students
- helps students navigate academic and personal challenges.
- Free and confidential access to the including a as well as additional support services.
- Call 888-993-7650 (select Option 1)
- (company code: utsa)
Health Campus (UT Health San Antonio)
Students and Learners:
- Student Counseling Center: 210-567-2648 (available days, nights and weekends)
- Student Affairs Deans within each school
- Institution-wide support: Dr. John Kaulfus | kaulfus@uthscsa.edu | 210-567-2982
- (for residents and fellows)
- Call 800-346-3549
- Website access: Username uteap | Password uteap
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- Call for an appointment: 210-450-7222
- Office for Faculty Resources –
A safe community is built through shared awareness and mutual care. If you see something that does not seem right, or have a safety concern, please report it. Small actions taken early can make a meaningful difference in maintaining a secure and supportive environment across our campuses.
Academic Campus (UTSA):
- Emergency: 210-458-4911
- Non-Emergency: 210-458-4242
- mobile safety app
- Emergency: 210-567-8911
- Non-Emergency: 210-567-2800 (option #3)
- mobile safety app
With care and concern,
Taylor Eighmy, PhD
President
Francisco Cigarroa, MD
Senior Executive Vice President for Health Affairs and Health System