Which resource would a student contact for housing and food insecurity support?

• A. Basic Needs and Resource Center
• B. Counseling Center
• C. Financial Aid
• D. Registrar

Answer: (A)

When students face housing or food insecurity, the place to turn is the Basic Needs and Resource Center. This resource is designed to coordinate and provide support for essential needs, including access to food assistance, emergency housing options, and short-term funds or referrals to community programs. It serves as a centralized hub so students can get connected with pantry items, housing resources, or emergency grants tailored to basic needs. The Counseling Center focuses on mental health and personal counseling, not housing or food security; Financial Aid deals with tuition, scholarships, and loans; and the Registrar handles enrollment and records. So for practical help with securing housing or addressing food insecurity, the Basic Needs and Resource Center is the most appropriate and directly relevant option.