Graduate Opportunities for Learning and Development (G.O.L.D.) - Well-being
Well-being: Where can I find services that support my well-being?
Keeping ourselves well or knowing we need help, sometimes students are not sure where to start. Talking to your faculty advisor can be a good place for referral. If you are not sure but know you need assistance the University Counseling Center who will be happy to help you find the appropriate campus resource.
Club Sports – Great for meeting people with a common interest and staying active.
Sindecuse Health Center - Located on campus it provides a variety of professional health services.
Counseling Services – Offers short-term individual, couples and group counseling for a diverse student population.
Career Counseling - Speak with a career counselor about your career path, trajectory and/or any concerns you may have.
University Ombudsperson - Assists with questions or concerns regarding grade appeals, hardship withdrawals, program dismissals, and incident reporting.
Student Complaint Form - A process for student complaints or issues. Student Concern Form – A referral form in case you are concerned about any student’s well-being.
Office of Diversity and Inclusion - Serves as a resource and offers a number of programs to the 51¸£ÀûÉç community on various topics including, but not limited to, race, gender, sexual orientation, disability and religious tolerance