Plan ahead, rest and recharge
Gear up for spring break
Hours and resources
Spring Break Campus Guide
Check out the quick overview of spring break hours for some of our most-used resources including dining, wellness services, the Student Health Center, counseling center and MizzouRec. You can also find tips on how to both prep your home and secure your belongings if you are traveling.
Keep safety and security as your #1 priority
Stay safe
Our Tigers’ safety is our #1 priority! Be sure to lock your car and remove valuable items, register your bike with MUPD and have a bike lock on it and secure all your doors and windows. If you see something, say something.
Safe Spring Break Week
Support while traveling or staying on campus
During Safe Spring Break Week (March 11-18), Tigers can find support specialized to help them thrive during Spring Break. Explore events where you can learn travel and safety tips, gain skills to take care of yourself and others and find 24/7 support whether you’re traveling or staying on campus.
Find Education
Celebrate Safely
Explore the Student Health & Well-Being Canvas Course for education at your fingertips. You’ll learn how to build healthy habits, care for yourself and your peers, manage stress and celebrate safely
Find support, safety and crisis resources
24/7 Support
Mizzou support is always available for you through the mental health urgent concern and crisis line (573-882-6601), nurse advice line (573-882-7481) or mental health resource hub. Remember, always call 911 in a life-threatening emergency.
Receive care before going abroad
Traveling soon?
The Student Health Center provides information and advice to students for international travel. Students can make an appointment with a provider for travel education, immunizations, medications and pre- and post-travel health exams. Review services and make a same- or next-day appointment today.
Apply to graduation by March 20
Ready to graduate?
Submit your graduation application by the priority deadline of March 20 for your name to appear in the spring commencement list. Be sure to also update your contact and your emergency contact information in myZou.
Prep Your Living Space-The "Before You Leave” Checklist
Be sure to complete these steps before leaving for any part of break.
- Electronics: Unplug all appliances (clocks, chargers, lamps) except for your refrigerator.
- Living Things: Take all animals home—including fish! Don’t forget your houseplants; take them with you or ensure they are well-watered.
- Cleanliness: Tidy your space and take all trash/recycling to the designated dumpsters or trash rooms.
- Food Storage: Store food in airtight containers and clean any used or empty food packaging to prevent pests.
- Deliveries: Swing by the front desk to check for any pending packages before you leave.
- Security: Double-check that all windows are shut tight and your door is locked.
Note that all MU Housing Properties will remain open during the spring break (March 23-March 27). Questions? Contact 573-882-7275 | email housing@missouri.edu |
Faculty & Staff Toolkits
Weekly toolkits are available for faculty and staff to communicate what Tigers need to know. Toolkits include:
- Horizontal LED
- Vertical LED
- PPT slide
- Messaging
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