The Center offers a full schedule of regular worship services, along with a wide range of programs for numerous different religious communities. The Monsour Counseling Center has a staff of six psychologists and three psychology interns who help students develop emotionally and cope with the stresses of college and life. Short-term therapy for individuals, couples, and groups is available. Consultation services are available to help people who may be concerned about the well-being of a friend. Workshops and structured group sessions are offered on topics such as procrastination, date rape, eating disorders, and intimate relationships.
Counseling is provided confidentially and is free of charge.
The Asian American Resource Center's mission is to build a stronger Asian Pacific Islander community, raise awareness of issues affecting Asian Pacific Americans, develop student leadership, and act as a resource to the campus community. Established in 1991, AARC works in collaboration with other ethnic centers, academic departments, and campus offices to sponsor a wide range of social, cultural, and educational programs such as Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, leadership development retreats and faculty lecture series. These services include a New Student Retreat, Sponsor Program, Awards Banquet, Tutorial Program, academic advising, cultural programs, personal and career development, and leadership development. Social events which foster personal growth and cultural awareness are provided throughout the academic year, and special effort is made to present a wide variety of activities designed to reach a diverse population. The professional staff of the center is made up of Maria Torres, dean of students, and Robert Viteri, associate dean of students.