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About Student Wellness and Support
Office of Student Wellness and Support
The Office of Student Wellness and Support provides students with an array of services and resources that will assist not only in their academic endeavors, but also their personal and professional aspirations. Committed to success, the following are some of the services offered:
- Intervention, support, referral, and follow up services
- Assistance with Crises
- Assistance regarding psychological health, physical health, victimization, relationship issues, social adjustment, etc.
- Assistance with Change in Educational Plans and the withdrawal process (personal and medical)
- Assistance with the Readmission process
- Assistance with acquiring/providing academic accommodations to students with disabilities
- Direct linkage to campus and community resources
Of course, we are also an ear if you need to simply come in and talk! College is a time where students develop into individuals, explore new things, and gain independence. Sometimes we find that the demands of academics and life pull us in many different directions. Don’t get overwhelmed—stop in to talk about it! The key to maintaining a healthy balance between our academic, professional, and personal lives is to seek out and utilize the resources and support services available to us.
