Providing resources, services, and more to help Spartans thrive.
Established with the well-being of every MSU student, faculty, and staff member in mind, the University Health and Wellbeing division is dedicated to serving all dimensions of health and well-being. We achieve this by providing comprehensive support, compassionate care, valuable education, impactful advocacy, behavior change initiatives, and meaningful connections.
MSU Health and Wellbeing Resources related to relationship violence and sexual misconduct (RVSM)
Recognizing that the harassment complaint involving Mel Tucker may affect individuals within our community, UHW has a variety of supportive resources available to students, employees and the community.
- MSU Center for Survivors (Counseling, advocacy and support related to all forms of sexual misconduct) Watch this video to learn more about Center for Survivors.
- MSU Employee Assistance Program (Counseling services for employees) Watch this video to learn more about EAP.
- MSU Safe Place (Counseling, advocacy and support related to domestic violence and stalking) Watch this video to learn more about Safe Place
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MSU Center for Survivors (Counseling, advocacy and support related to all forms of sexual misconduct)
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MSU Counseling and Psychiatric Services (Counseling and Psychiatry services for students)
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MSU Safe Place (Counseling, advocacy and support related to domestic violence and stalking)
- Center for Survivors (Counseling, advocacy and support related to all forms of sexual misconduct)
- MSU Safe Place (Counseling, advocacy and support related to domestic violence and stalking)
- State of MI Confidential Sexual Assault Hotline
If you are considering making a report related to relationship violence, stalking, sexual assault, sexual misconduct, or other inappropriate behaviors you can discuss your reporting options with an advocate at the Center for Survivors or MSU Safe Place.
If you are ever concerned about your safety or see behavior that does not seem appropriate, consider these reporting options:
- Contact MSU through the Misconduct Hotline
- Make a report to the MSU Title IX Coordinator/Office for Civil Rights anytime via the Online Reporting Form, or email oie@msu.edu
If there is a safety or emergency medical concern, or a crime is occurring or has just occurred, call 911. Information about a potential crime may also be reported to the MSU Department of Police and Public Safety by phone at 517-355-2221.
It can be tough to know where to start.
Learn more about the confidential resources available to you at www.supportmore.msu.edu/resources
For students responding to a disclosure from a peer
To read Interim President Woodruff’s community letter sent to campus, please view here:
https://president.msu.edu/communications/2023/2023-09-11-our-commitment.html
For Students
The top barriers to academic success are often health-related. That's why we offer a variety of services and resources year-round to help students achieve their health goals, get immediate support after a crisis, and seek health-related accommodations.
For Employees
Balancing work, life, and health can be challenging. We work with employees across the university to support their work-life balance, mental health, and more.
Your well-being is our top priority.
Health and safety have a big impact on your success as a student. University Health and Wellbeing offers programs, services and resources designed to help you develop healthy behaviors, manage your mental health, get immediate support in a crisis and more.
University Health and Wellbeing is divided into 4 different pillars, with 3 of them focused on services that we provide to the Spartan community. Expand the accordion tabs to see a break down of the individual departments in the Campus Health Services, Health Promotion and Outreach, and Mental health and Trauma Support Pillars.
Campus Health Services
occhealth.msu.edu
(517) 353-9137
Provides medical assessment, monitoring, intervention, and evaluation to MSU employees related to their occupational risks.
rcpd.msu.edu
(517) 884-7273
Provides services for students, faculty and staff living with a variety of health challenges or disabilities. The department completes needs assessments, develops accommodations and empowers people to reach their greatest potential.
olin.msu.edu
(517) 884-6546
Offers primary care, allergy and immunization clinic, gynecology, laboratory, physical therapy services and more to registered MSU students, their spouses and partners.
travelclinic.msu.edu
(517) 353-3161
Promotes safe and healthy travel by providing counseling to travelers about appropriate vaccines and preventive medication.
Health Promotion and Engagement
healthpromotion.msu.edu
(517) 353-0718
Aims to challenge the health attitudes, behaviors, and perceptions of the MSU community with a datadriven approach focused on education, environmental management and harm reduction efforts that enable students to pursue their personal and academic goals.
health4u.msu.edu
(517) 353-2596
Helps the MSU community explore the fundamentals of a health-promoting lifestyle by providing access to high-quality, evidence-informed and culturally conscious health education and support.
worklife.msu.edu
(517) 353-1635
Partners with the community to create an inclusive, responsive work environment that respects and supports all faculty and staff toward wellbeing in their work and personal lives.
Mental Health and Trauma Support
caps.msu.edu
(517) 355-8270
Connects students with the most appropriate and available care and services that optimize their health, wellbeing and success. Counseling, psychiatry, outreach, 24/7 crisis care and more are available to students.
centerforsurvivors.msu.edu
Non-Crisis: (517) 355-3551 | Crisis: (517) 372-6666
Provides free, confidential therapy services to students who have experienced sexual violence. The 24-hour hotline, crisis chat and advocacy services are available to anyone in the greater Lansing community. The Sexual Assault Healthcare Program offers medical care to adults who have been sexually assaulted in the past 5 days. Forensic nurses offer trauma-informed services, including a physical examination, treatment of injuries, preventative treatments and forensic evidence collection 24/7. All services are free and no insurance information is collected.
eap.msu.edu
(517) 355-4506
Provides confidential counseling services at no cost to MSU faculty, staff, retirees, graduate assistants and their families.
safeplace.msu.edu
(517) 355-1100
Supports students, faculty, staff, their minor children and their partners who are survivors of relationship violence or stalking. Free and confidential services include advocacy, shelter, counseling, support groups, safety planning, information and referrals, and programming that increases awareness of these issues through community education and outreach.