Health and Wellbeing Resources

University Health Services is a great resource to utilize for a range of primary care, urgent care, wellness, and counseling services. They provide convenient, accessible, and high quality health care to students through both walk-ins and scheduled appointments. Health Services will bill most insurance carriers. They also offer group counseling sessions, ADHD testing, online mental health screenings, dietician services, massage, and the Oasis Room for mindfulness practice.

Dean of Students offers personal support services to currently enrolled students. They staff the Campus Food Pantry and offer financial assistance to students who are experiencing unanticipated, temporary financial hardships. If a student has experienced foster care or homelessness, the Dean of Students also offers a program that supports students success by offering individual support, connections to campus and community resources, and access to scholarships. The Dean of Students also offers free attorney consultations with a local, private lawyer for most legal problems, emergency absence notifications to faculty, and post-hospitalization support.

Student Connections and Support Center offers a first generation student programming, including peer navigators, interactive sessions and events, and academic coaching. They also offer students confidential support and information on violence prevention. They also operates the Campus Clothing Closet to provide students access to good quality, sustainable and affirming clothing at no cost.

Student Involvement and Leadership Center (SILC) encourages students to get involved on campus by supporting 200 student clubs including fraternities and sororities. Students can also get involved in leadership, service, and volunteer programs which provide the opportunity to make a difference and change the world.