Resources for Faculty and Staff
Counseling Services
Counseling services are offered free of charge to faculty and staff.
Your Role as a Helping Resource for Students
College students often experience considerable personal and school-related stress. In addition to the pressure to achieve and work out a path to professional success, students must cope with various personal stressors and pressures. Many of these personal stressors are age-related developmental factors, some are situational, and some are psychological.
Students experiencing this level of distress may turn to you for help due to your position, status, and visibility on campus. Consequently, you may be confronted by a disturbed or disturbing student needing assistance. Your response in these situations could significantly impact the student's ability to deal constructively with their problems.
- Supporting Students With Mental Health Concerns
- Specific Information on Recognizing and Assisting Troubled Students
- How to Refer a Student in Need of Help
Campus Support for Local and National Tragedies
It is often very challenging to deal with the emotions that arise from local and national tragedies. Our counselors can help you manage your feelings and reactions to unexpected losses, challenges, and tragedies. We can come to a specific class, department, or organization to provide group support when necessary.