The Counseling Center, staffed by psychologists and professional counselors, including a certified alcohol and substance abuse counselor, is available to students seeking confidential psychological, academic adjustment, substance abuse or career counseling.
Psychiatric consultation is also available as needed.
The Center provides individual and group counseling and coordinates special support services for students with disabilities. It can also assist students with referrals to off-campus mental health services and maintains information about law school admission and other educational and career resources. There is no charge for on-campus counseling services to eligible enrolled students about educational and career opportunities, academic difficulties, alcohol or drug abuse, and emotional or other personal problems. In addition to counseling services, the Counseling Center conducts group programs in areas such as reducing procrastination, developing assertiveness skills, managing test anxiety, and human relations training. Individuals or student organizations interested in group programs are encouraged to contact the Counseling Center.