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There are many resources, most of which are free of charge, available to CU students, faculty, and staff to help with stressful or difficult situations. These offices can provide additional support for addressing concerns, exploring options for reporting, and gaining skills for helping others.
Campus resources that are not confidential are required to comply with the mandatory obligation to report.
These confidential services do not have an obligation to disclose any information provided to them without the express permission of the client. If files are maintained, they are completely separate from academic and employment records and cannot be accessed by campus or community systems without the client's signed authorization. There are exceptions to confidentiality that should be discussed with a counselor or provider.
Office of Victim Assistance (OVA)
Support services (information, advocacy, short-term counseling) for students, staff, and faculty in the aftermath of a traumatic, disturbing, or disruptive life event, recently or in the past.
Phone: 303-492-8855 (24-hour phone support)
OVA website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Room N450
Ombuds Office
Assists students, faculty, and staff to informally and impartially resolve complaints or disputes with other individuals, offices, or departments within the university. Does not maintain records and is independent of any department or office.
Phone: 303-492-5077
Ombuds website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Room N484
Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP)
Offers counseling programs for university faculty and staff.
Phone: 303-492-3020
FSAP website
Location: Administrative Research Center (ARCE), East Campus, 3100 Marine Street, 3rd Floor, Room A353
Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
Offers a range of mental health services tailored to fit the needs of CU Boulder students.
Phone: 303-492-2277 (24-hour phone service)
CAPS website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Room N352
Respondent Support Services (RSS)
CAPS offers support services (information, advocacy, short-term counseling/support) for students who have been accused of prohibited conduct (respondent).
To get connected with CAPS schedule a screening appointment online at https://mycuhealth.colorado.edu/ or come to a same-day screening appointment.
Phone: 303-492-2277 (24-hour phone service).
CAPS website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Suite N352
Raimy Psychology Clinic
Offers students, faculty, and staff low-cost psychotherapy services provided by doctoral students in the Clinical Psychology program.
Phone: 303-492-5177
Raimy website
Location: Muenzinger Psychology Building, 1905 Colorado Avenue, 2nd Floor of D-wing (D232)
WellTrack
WellTrack is a free app that is available to all CU Boulder students. It is designed to help you understand your mental health and to provide you with the help that you need right now. WellTrack's suite of online tools and courses helps you identify, understand, and address issues like stress, resiliency, anxiety and/or depression. WellTrack is a self-guided and interactive way to manage your mental well-being.
CU Boulder Medical Services
Phone: 303-492-5101
Medical Services website
Location: Wardenburg Health Center
Academic Live Care
Academic LiveCare (ALC) is a free telehealth platform that allows students, staff, and faculty to schedule and attend mental health and medical appointments from home, the office, or wherever you are on the go. This service is free regardless of your health insurance plan.
Student Legal Services (SLS)
Provides legal counseling to students on matters such as traffic violations, criminal charges, and employment problems. Does not provide advice on internal university issues.
Phone: 303-492-6813
SLS website
Location: University Memorial Center (UMC), 311
Center for Inclusion & Social Change (CISC)
The vision of the Center is to provide high-impact transformational community building and educational programs to the CU community and to nurture leaders grounded in the core concepts of intersectional identity development, diversity, equity, and social justice. CISC is also the home of the Pride Office that serves LGBTQ+ and allied students, staff, and faculty through support resources and education.
Phone: 303-492-0272
CISC website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Room N320
Center for Student Involvement (CSI)
CSI connects all CU Boulder students with experiences that promote student success, personal growth, and a vibrant campus community.
Phone: 303-492-6366
CSI website
Email CSI
Location: University Memorial Center (UMC), 330
Health and Wellness Services
Health and Wellness Services is committed to improving the overall health and well-being of CU Boulder students through a variety of services across campus. Visit the website for a full listing of services and departments.
Health and Wellness Services website
CU Collegiate Recovery Center (CUCRC)
The CUCRC provides a supportive student community, free support meetings, sober social events, recovery coaching, resources, and referrals.
Phone: 303-492-9642
CUCRC website
Location: University Memorial Center (UMC) Room 414
Veteran and Military Affairs (VMA)
VMA is a one-stop shop for all programs, policies, pay, information, and support for prospective and current student veterans and veteran dependents.
Phone: 303-492-7322
VMA website
Location: Center for Academic Success & Engagement (CASE), Room W322
Hillel
CU Boulder Hillel is the Center for Jewish Life on campus that strives to create a safe, welcoming community for all Jewish students on campus.
Phone: 303-997-7033
Hillel website
Location: 2795 Colorado Ave, Boulder, CO 80302
Disability Services
Disability Services ensures that students with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations and services to participate fully in the academic environment.
Phone: 303-492-8671
Disability Services website
Email Disability Services
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Room N200
Student Support & Case Management (SSCM)
SSCM assists students to reduce the adverse impact of challenging situations through connection with campus partners, community resources and support systems, encouraging success through individualized planning.
Phone: 303-492-7348
Student Support & Case Management website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), Room S460
Residence Life
Residence Hall Directors are available for support when students need someone to talk to. Hall Directors are full-time staff who live and work in the halls. They can listen, offer support, and point students to proper resources when necessary. To reach a Hall Director, students can stop by the Community Center in their building.
Phone: 303-492-7260
Resident Life website
Employee Relations
Employee Relations provides consultation to employees and supervisors who need support addressing workplace or personnel problems.
Phone: 303-492-0956
Employee Relations website
Location: Administrative Research Center (ARCE), East Campus, 3100 Marine Street, 3rd Floor
Faculty Relations
Faculty Relations provides services to faculty members and academic administrators to help develop and maintain working relationships that are positive and productive.
Phone: 303-492-6402
Faculty Relations website
Disability Services
Disability Services ensures that students with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations and services to participate fully in the academic environment.
Phone: 303-492-8671
Disability Services website
Email Disability Services
Location: Center for Community (C4C), N200
Human Resources Recruitment
Assists candidates who require accommodations during the application, testing, or interview process.
Phone: 303-492-6475
Human Resources website
Location: Administrative Research Center (ARCE), East Campus, 3100 Marine Street, 3rd Floor
Facilities Management Service Center
The Service Center can assist with access to campus buildings, including signage, doors, and elevators. Information about current construction projects and closures can be found on the Cone Zone website.
Phone: 303-492-5522
Facilities Management website
Employee Relations
Provides guidance and information to classified and university staff on matters and leave issues involving the Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA) as well as short-term and long-term disability insurance programs.
Phone: 303-492-0956
Employee Relations website
Location: Administrative Research Center (ARCE), East Campus, 3100 Marine Street, 3rd Floor
Campus Accessibility
Includes information, services, and resources related to accessibility for students, staff, faculty, and visitors.
CU Boulder Medical Services
Phone: 303-492-5101
Medical Services website
Locations: Wardenburg Health Center / Village Center at Williams Village, 1st Floor
Health and Wellness Services
Health and Wellness Services is committed to improving the overall health and well-being of CU Boulder students through a variety of services across campus. Visit the website for a full listing of services and departments.
University of Colorado Police Department (CUPD)
Maintains a full-service police department. Officers, who are state certified, respond to reports of criminal acts and emergencies both on and off campus.
303-492-6666 (non-emergencies, for emergencies dial 911)
CUPD website
Location: 1050 Regent Drive, Boulder
Veteran and Military Affairs (VMA)
VMA is a one-stop shop for all programs, policies, pay, information, and support for prospective and current student veterans and veteran dependents.
Phone: 303-492-7322
VMA website
Location: Center for Academic Success & Engagement (CASE), W322
International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS)
Phone: 303-492-8057
ISSS website
Location: Center for Community (C4C), S355
Individuals who have experienced certain crimes, such as sexual assault or domestic violence, may be eligible for U.S. immigration relief through the U visa or VAWA self-petition, regardless of the individual's immigration status. Please speak with an immigration attorney or a non-profit organization that assists immigrants to learn more about the eligibility requirements, application process, and timeline: Free or Low-Cost Legal Immigration Services Handout.
The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) program at Foothills Hospital is staffed by nurses with special training in expertly caring for and collecting evidence following a sexual assault.