Welcome to the Student Counseling Center
Welcome to the Student Counseling Center
The Student Counseling Center provides short-term mental health counseling to help enrolled students identify barriers to success, build personal awareness, and develop life skills so they might fully engage in and benefit from the world’s best undergraduate education in engineering, mathematics, and science.
Clinical staff are available for therapy by appointment only. The Student Counseling Center utilizes a brief therapy model to help students address mild to moderate mental health concerns. The SCC also recognizes that sometimes student needs are beyond the scope of our practice. Concerns that are best addressed through a referral to an off-campus provider include: (1) acute, severe, or chronic mental health concerns requiring inpatient treatment and/or long-term care; (2) chronic suicidality, recent and/or multiple suicide attempts and/or chronic self-injury; (3) active symptoms of psychosis. Clinical staff can assist student with referral process.
Demonstrating their commitment to supporting their students’ mental health and wellness needs, Rose-Hulman is a member of the MINDful College Connections (MCC) consortium, in partnership with other colleges, to offer a comprehensive package of expanded staff, services, and resources to students.
Rose-Hulman Joins the JED Campus Network
Rose-Hulman is a member of The Jed Foundation’s JED Campus network. The Jed Foundation is a nationally recognized organization that helps colleges and universities strengthen mental health and well-being and prevent suicide and substance misuse on campus through measurable, evidence-supported action steps.
Accessing Care
Walk-in services are available. Students can access non-emergent care by calling the main SCC number (812-877-8537), or by emailing us at counselingcenter@rose-hulman.edu, or by visiting the Student Counseling Center during walk-in hours (Monday -Friday 3rd and 8th hour). Staff will respond to messages Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM.
Tele-Mental Health Services
If you are already established with a clinician or therapist outside of the student counseling center and would like to reserve virtual meeting space on campus, please click here: Virtual EMS When reserving the room, under "event name", please designate the event name as "personal use". This will help to assure privacy.
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ONLINE SUPPORTS FOR CONNECTION
Everyone is on their own mental health journey - but sometimes you can feel like no one understands what you’re going through. This is why Rose Hulman has partnered with Togetherall - an anonymous, online peer-to-peer community where students can connect with other students who have real lived experience. Free & active 24/7, register with your student email at: https://account.v2.togetherall.com/register/student.
Interested in connecting with students like you? Sign up for Nearpeer to find other Rose-Hulman students who share similar interests, life experiences, and backgrounds as you! Nearpeer is free when you use your Rose-Hulman email address. https://nearpeer.net/login
Crisis Services
Our services are completely confidential except in cases where notification of others is required by law in cases of abuse or neglect of a child, elderly person, or disabled person clear and imminent danger to yourself or others where notification is required by law or court order.
If you are experiencing a psychological crisis and need to speak with a professional, please dial 812-877-8537 (Press “1”) to be connected.
If you are on campus, please call the Rose-Hulman Office of Public Safety at 812-877-8590 or Res Life On Call at 812-877-8999.
If you are experiencing a psychological crisis and live off campus, please call 911 to reach Police, Fire and Emergency Medical Services.
If you or someone you know is currently experiencing thoughts of suicide, or a mental health or substance use crisis, please text or call 988 to reach Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and speak with a trained crisis specialist 24/7.
Our Diversity Statement:
We strive to be supportive and address the concerns of all of our students, including international students, racial and ethnic minority students, students of all sexual orientations and gender identities, students of all religious backgrounds, and students with disabilities.
