Research Guides: Mental Health Resources: Campus Resources

Campus Resources

UC offers a range of services to support student, staff, and faculty mental health and well being. Learn more about what's available on campus and get recommendations for community services on the Healthy at UC website.

Healthy at UC - Mental Health
UC page on Mental Health Resources for students, staff and faculty. The resources are campus, local and national.
UC Dean of Student website
The Office of the Dean of Students supports students through their university experience. They can be the first place to look for help and resources.
Student Care Form
This form is designed to collect reports regarding concerns about the wellbeing of undergraduate, graduate, or professional students currently enrolled at UC.
UC Student Wellness Center
The Student Wellness Center empowers students to make informed decisions regarding their health and wellness by providing evidence-based education, inclusive resources, and non-judgmental support. They offer an extensive collection of resources and information about various health and wellness topics.
University Health Services
University Health Services is your campus health and wellness resource. We are an outpatient facility offering comprehensive clinical services to the student population. All students enrolled at the university are eligible to use UHS.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
UC Accessibility Resources Website

Map of campus resources

This is a map of resources available to students that are located on the West Campus.

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Community and Belonging

Making friends and finding enjoyable activities are an important part of the university experience. For students there are many organizations that you can get involved in. Explore the resources in CampusLink to find groups that you can get involved in or events to attend.

Mental Health Champions

Our university community is filled with empathetic and compassionate Bearcats who care about supporting each other. Many of these individuals are designated Mental Health Champions who have gone through training to learn more about supporting student, faculty, and staff mental health. Learn more about the program and find Mental Health Champions on campus.