The University Counseling Center offers the broad spectrum of psychological and educational support services and assists students in defining their goals and developing their potential. At the University, counseling is considered a learning process through which one can understand and accept one's self, one's environment, and the relationships between the two-and thus mobilize energies, select appropriate goals, and adopt effective behavior. Students visit the Counseling Center for many reasons. The staff counselors and psychologists treat all concerns professionally and co nfidentially. A consulting psychiatrist provides psychiatric evaluations and referrals.
Intervention is available to any student identified as having a problem with alcohol or drugs.
Experiential learning credit is available. The CRC provides a wide array of career resources and services to help students clarify career goals and develop professional skills. Individual career advisement sessions are available by appointment. Workshops are offered frequently in a variety of career-related areas such as resume writing, interviewing techniques, career planning and professional etiquette. The Center also coordinates all on and off campus student employment, including Federal Work Study.