The CSDC is also available as a referral resource. In addition to providing direct services to students, the center serves the general academic community by promoting awareness of psychological issues through psychoeducational programming and by consulting with staff and faculty about their interaction with students. The CSDC is staffed by psychologists, counselors and counselors in training. All services are available to graduate students currently enrolled for a minimum of six credit hours. Group counseling and center programs are available to all students.
Contacts are confidential.
Through facilities, services, programs and resources, the James Madison University Center responds to the needs of students, faculty and staff members, and guests. The University Center reflects a broad range of programs and services which represent all members of the university community and serves as a community center for the campus. Physically, the University Center is a gathering place for the campus, with meeting rooms, assembly spaces, lounges and support services available. The center also includes additional services and programs such as the JMU Box Office, lost and found, Information Resources, coordination of bus transportation, the Center for Off-Campus Living and the Corner Pocket Gameroom. All recreational programs are now administratively housed in the University Recreation Center, which is adjacent to the Convocation Center on the new College of Integrated Science and Technology campus located across Interstate 81.