Sexual Wellness

On-campus and need safer sex supplies? 

Health Promotion offers free safer sex supplies delivered through campus mail to on-campus students. Supplies available include external condoms, internal condoms, non-latex condoms, dental dams, and single-use water-based and silicone-based lubricants. These items are available for individual students, campus partners, and event requests. Health Promotion also provides safer sex packs (containing 50 external condoms) to RAs. These packs are for distribution to residents upon request and are available twice during fall semester and once during spring semester. 

Submit a request for safer sex supplies 

Off-campus and still need safer sex supplies?  

Students can visit the Health Promotion Department in the Student Services Building, Room 345 to obtain safer sex supplies. In the hallway outside of room 345 is a safer sex supplies bin where students can help themselves to the safer sex supplies, they may need during the business hours of Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Or you can order safer sex supplies within the state of Michigan for free, delivered right to your door. Complete a safer sex supply order request through Corktown Health or through Cares.  

Confidential STI testing on campus is available by appointment through Campus Health Services Primary Care and Gynecology Clinic. All testing, treatment, and counseling are handled in a strictly confidential manner. To schedule a confidential STI testing appointment, please call 517-353-4660. 

Together, you and your clinician will determine what tests, if any, are appropriate. Tests may require: 

• A urine sample
• An oral, vaginal, or rectal swab
• A cervical culture or a blood draw 

STI tests available include: 

• Chlamydia/Gonorrhea
• Syphilis
• Herpes
• Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)  

Providers can also provide you with educational information and/or referral for any other sexual health questions or concerns you may have. 

Routine gynecology care is available through Campus Health Services Gynecology Clinic. To schedule a gynecology appointment, please call 517-353-4660 or if 18 years or older book an appointment online here.  

Transgender health care is available through Olin Health Center. To schedule an appointment on initiating or continuing transgender care, please call 517-353-4660 or if 18 years or older book an appointment online here.   

The MSU Gender and Sexuality Campus Center (GSCC) is a department on campus that celebrates, affirms, and supports Queer and Trans individuals and communities at Michigan State University through advocacy, education, programming, and community-building. To learn more about their services, click here.

MSU Women*s Student Services (W*SS) is a department on campus that is dedicated to advancing women and gender equity on campus by providing engaging programs, relevant information, timely services, and resources for women students on campus. To learn more about their services, click here.  

MSU Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen) is a department on campus that is dedicated to connecting scholars, students, and community stakeholders with feminist knowledge to advance social change through gender and sexuality research, teaching, and engagement with a global perspective. To learn more about their services, click here.  

MSU Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Education and Compliance (OCR) is a department on campus that supports the campus community in creating and maintaining a safe environment and a culture of respect through educating all campus community members regarding how to prevent, identify, appropriately respond to, and report discrimination, harassment, stalking, sexual assault, and relationship violence; conducting impartial, fair, supportive, and equitable investigations of complaints under MSU’s Relationship Violence and Sexual Misconduct and Title IX Policy (RVSM Policy) and MSU’s Anti-Discrimination Policy (ADP); and connecting those impacted by discrimination, harassment, relationship violence, and sexual misconduct with campus and community resources. Title IX prohibits retaliation against reporters of sex discrimination, including reports of sex discrimination against administrators and other employees. MSU will independently investigate alleged retaliation for participation in the Title IX process.  

The Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Education and Compliance is composed of the following offices:  

• Prevention, Outreach, and Education Department (POE)  
• Investigation, Support, and Resolution (ISR) 
• Office of ADA/Section 504 Coordinator  

Learn more about OCR’s services. 

MSU Center for Survivors is a department on campus that provides support to survivors and co-survivors of intimate partner violence and/or sexual violence. Center for Survivors provides a variety of supportive services from individual counseling, support groups, advocacy, crisis services, residential shelter, a Sexual Assault Healthcare Program, and more. Availability and eligibility of these services vary widely, for more specific information on their services, click here.