Leaving campus can be a break from the demands of school, work, and social activities. But for survivors of interpersonal violence, it can be a time with complicated emotions and conflict.
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Healthy Academics Toolkit provides resources for supporting student mental health and well-being
The Healthy Academics Toolkit provides instructors with resources to support student mental health.
Forensic nurse examiners and expanded advocacy services are now available at UHS
If a student comes to UHS for an unwanted sexual encounter appointment, an FNE nurse will be available to meet with them.
Specialized mental health care is a point of pride for UW-Madison
By hiring providers who can contribute their skills and expertise in support of the unique needs of students of color, UHS can better serve our diverse campus community.
UW Police, UHS Mental Health Services partner to help students in crisis
Several UHS mental health clinicians will work in teams of two and rotate accompanying UWPD on calls regarding student mental health crisis.
Nine new mental health providers join UHS Mental Health Services
The new providers represent a diverse mix of clinical social workers, counselors, and psychologists.
July 22 Town Hall: What will campus look like in August?
Discussion about campus COVID-19 transitions and how to navigate them plus Q&A with campus experts
June 14 Town Hall: Where we are now
Discussion about campus COVID-19 transitions and how to navigate them plus Q&A with campus experts
A message of support to the campus BIPOC community
We face a daily onslaught of images showing clearly the disproportionate violence our BIPOC communities experience.
Statement in response to UW-Madison History Project
Statement from UHS Director, Jake Baggot: On Monday, UW-Madison’s Public History Project will release a blog post written by History graduate student Ezra Gerard. It is titled Gay Purge: The Persecution of Homosexual Students at …