The University Counseling Center is located in P301 Peabody Hall. The major goal of the Center is to provide counseling and student development services to students. Individual , couples, and group counselin g are available to help students with a wide variety of personal, academic, and career concerns.
All counseling is confidential.
Typically, the student's first contact will be an intake interview in which the student and counselor make decisions about the type of help needed. Students requiring immediate help are seen on a non-appointment emergency basis. The Peer Counseling Program involves specially trained undergraduate students who provide a help with choosing a major, computer assisted career counseling, and study skills workshops. Self-help materials are available in our brochure racks and on our website. For more information, call 392-1575 or visit the Counseling Center website .