Syllabus Statement for Student Well-being

Student Well-being

If you are experiencing concerns, seeking help is a courageous thing to do for yourself and those who care about you. If the source of your stressors is academic, please contact me so that we can find solutions together. For personal concerns, U-M offers many resources, some of which are listed under Resources for Students on the Well-being Collective website. You can also search for additional resources on that website.

Student Well-being

Students may experience stressors that can impact both their academic experience and their personal well-being. These may include academic pressure and challenges associated with relationships, mental health, alcohol or other drugs, identities, finances, etc.

If you are experiencing concerns, seeking help is a courageous thing to do for yourself and those who care about you. If the source of your stressors is academic, please contact me so that we can find solutions together. For personal concerns, U-M offers the following resources:

• University Health & Counseling
  • Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) — confidential; 734-764-8312; for after-hours urgent support, call and press 0; counseling, workshops, groups, and more; counselors are embedded in some schools 
    • Uwill
    • Togetherall
    • Aiberry
  • University Health Service — confidential; 734-764-8320; clinical services include nurse advice by phone, day or night
• Wolverine Wellness — confidential; 734-763-1320;  provides wellness coaching, Collegiate Recovery Program, and much more
• Dean of Students Office — 734-764-7420; provides support services to students and manages critical incidents impacting students and the campus community
• Student Accessibility and Accommodation Services — 734-763-3000; an inclusive and equitable educational environment for disabled students
  • Academic Support Programming (ASP) 
  • Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)
  • Testing Accommodations Center (TAC)
• Maize and Blue Cupboard (MBC) — 734-936-2794; food pantry with groceries, kitchen and cooking supplies, personal and household items, and support
• Sexual Assault Prevention & Awareness Center (SAPAC) — confidential; 734-764-7771 or 24-hour crisis line 734-936-3333; addresses sexual assault, intimate partner violence, sexual harassment, and stalking
• Spectrum Center — some confidential staff; 734-763-4186; an inclusive community for LGBTQIA2S+ students and allies
• Trotter Multicultural Center — 734-763-3670; intercultural engagement and inclusive leadership education initiatives
• Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs (MESA) — 734-763-9044; diversity and social justice through the lens of race and ethnicity
• Ginsberg Center — 734-763-3548; provides opportunities for community and civic engagement
• The Program on Intergroup Relations (IGR) — 734-936-1875; Offers social justice education within and beyond the classroom
• Student Resolution Resources — 734-936-6308; offers multiple pathways for resolving conflict
• Office of the Ombuds — 734-763-3545; confidential support for any campus issue, concern, problem, or dispute
• Well-being Collective — searchable list of many more campus health & wellness resources