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For Faculty and Staff

The Counseling and Career Development Center serves as a resource for faculty and staff regarding concerns about students. Faculty and staff members often interatct with students on a daily basis and may be the first to notice a student's interpersonal difficulties, problems in academic performance, or be informed by other individuals about a student having problems. Also, students may seek out faculty and staff members for advice or assistance when they feel distressed, anxious, and/or depressed. Please review the following information to learn how the Counseling Center can help you.

Referral Guide for Faculty and Staff

Critical Incident Response Services

Help with a Student Who Seems Threatening

Emergency Information