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Athletics Mental Health & Well-being

Athletics Mental Health & Well-being

Connect with TIGERSPAW to improve the mental health and well-being of student-athletes.

Clinical and Sport Psychologist

609-258-3141

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Bias, Discrimination, and/or Harassment

Bias, Discrimination, and/or Harassment

To learn more about reporting bias, discrimination and harassment, click here.

Director for Institutional Equity and Equal Employment Opportunity

609-258-8504

clawson@princeton.edu

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Carl A. Fields Center for Equality & Cultural Understanding

Carl A. Fields Center for Equality & Cultural Understanding

A welcoming and inclusive space that fosters unity among the University by offering study breaks, affinity spaces, movie nights, and heritage months.

fieldscenter@princeton.edu

609-258-5494

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Counseling and Psychological Services

Counseling and Psychological Services

Free mental health support services for all currently enrolled students.

McCosh Health Center

609-258-3141

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Gender + Sexuality Resource Center

Gender + Sexuality Resource Center

An affirming space offering social events and educational programs focused on uplifting women, femme, trans, and queer Princetonians.

Gender & Sexuality Resource Center

609-258-5925

gsrc@princeton.edu

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Office of Religious Life

Office of Religious Life

Support in life journeys and open to all faiths at Murray-Dodge Hall.

Office of Religious Life

609-258-3047

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University Health Services

University Health Services

General healthcare services at McCosh Health Center.

McCosh Health Center

609-258-3141

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A Resource Guide to Coming Out

A Resource Guide to Coming Out

A guide that acknowledges the experience of coming out and living openly.

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Assistant Deans for Student Life

Assistant Deans for Student Life

The Assistant Deans for Student Life (ADSL) serve as primary case managers in crisis situations. They are also available to talk with students about well-being concerns and can refer them to appropriate campus resources.

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Campus Rec Events Calendar

Campus Rec Events Calendar

Health and wellness event calendar for all students.

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Campus Rec Group Fitness Calendar

Campus Rec Group Fitness Calendar

Fitness classes open to all skill and experience levels.

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Chaplains Who Are Confidential Counselors

Chaplains Who Are Confidential Counselors

Chaplains who are confidential counselors to speak on situations such as experiencing sexual misconduct. View the list of non-mandated reporters that serve as spiritual counselors.

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