University of Connecticut Office of the Provost

Student Wellness at UConn

At UConn, student wellness is a top priority. We are committed to supporting the whole student—academically, physically, emotionally, and socially. Through a wide range of services, programs, and resources, students can access the care and support they need to thrive both in and outside of the classroom. Whether you're navigating personal challenges, seeking connection, or focusing on your overall well-being, UConn offers a network of support to help you stay healthy, balanced, and engaged.

EXPLORE WELLNESS RESOURCES

Students gather on Horsebarn Hill for the UConn Rec Center’s Sunset Yoga program on Sept. 2, 2022. (Sydney Herdle/UConn Photo)

Student Health & Wellness

Student Health & Wellness (SHaW) is dedicated to supporting students' physical and mental well-being through comprehensive healthcare services. SHaW offers medical care, mental health counseling, wellness programs, and health education to help students thrive both academically and personally. With a focus on holistic well-being, SHaW provides access to primary care, mental health support, nutrition counseling, and wellness initiatives that empower students to make healthy choices and succeed at UConn.

To make an appointment with SHaW,

please call 806-486-4700 or schedule online at myhealth.uconn.edu.

BeWell 24/7/365 Mental Health Support Line: Counselor support anytime, anywhere. Available to students on or off campus.

Call: 833-308-3040 (U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean)

+1-984-268-2016 (All Other International Locations)

Advice Nurse Line: SHaW has an advice nurse available 24/7 during the regular academic year. Free and confidential. Call 860-486-4700

Life Threatening Emergency – Call 911

If you are experiencing a serious and immediate life-threatening crisis, please bypass calling Student Health and Wellness and immediately call 911 or the UConn Police Department- (860) 486-4800.

Although most people associate calling 911 with medical emergencies, they also support people with mental health emergencies such as thoughts of suicide.

Students walking and sitting near the Sundial on Oct. 21, 2024. (Sean Flynn/UConn Photo)

Dean of Students Office

UConn’s Dean of Students Office is dedicated to supporting students' well-being, academic success, and personal growth. The office provides guidance and resources to help students navigate challenges and make the most of their college experience. Whether students need assistance with academic concerns, personal issues, or connecting to campus resources, the Dean of Students Office is committed to fostering a caring and inclusive environment where every student can thrive.

Dean of Students Office:

Wilbur Cross Building, Suite 102

233 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-3426

dos@uconn.edu

A tree blooms near Wilbur Cross on Wednesday, APril 23, 2025. (Sydney Herdle/UConn Photo)

Office of Student Care & Concern

The Office of Student Care and Concern (OSCC) at UConn provides support for students experiencing distress or personal challenges. Through individualized outreach and coordination with campus partners, OSCC helps students access resources that promote their well-being and academic success. The office also facilitates the Student Care Team, a multidisciplinary group that evaluates and responds to behaviors that may pose a threat to the student or the community. By balancing individual needs with community safety, OSCC plays a vital role in fostering a supportive and responsive campus environment.

Office of Student Care and Concern:

Wilbur Cross Building, Suite 29

233 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-8777

oscc@uconn.edu

Upcoming UConn graduate Lily Forand poses for a photo in the Husky Harvest space in Storrs on March 30, 2023. Forand, who is currently the food insecurity coordinator for the Undergraduate Student Government, helped organize a pop-up food pantry in the Student Union earlier this school year and was instrumental in the creation of Husky Harvest at Storrs. (Sydney Herdle/UConn Photo)

Husky Harvest Food Pantry

Husky Harvest is UConn’s on-campus food pantry initiative, created to address food insecurity across the university community. In partnership with Connecticut Foodshare, the pantries provide free access to non-perishable food items, toiletries, and other essentials for anyone with a UConn ID—including students, faculty, and staff. Pantries are located at multiple campuses, including Storrs, Avery Point, Hartford, Stamford, Waterbury, UConn Health, and the School of Law. Husky Harvest operates with care and discretion, aiming to reduce stigma and ensure that all members of the UConn community can access the support they need to thrive.

For more information, including hours and locations for each campus, visit huskyharvest.uconn.edu.

Husky Harvest:

At the Storrs campus, the pantry is located in the Charter Oak Apartments Community Center.

916 Tower Ct Rd
Storrs, CT 06268

The bell tower of Wilbur Cross Building on a sunny day on June 15, 2022. (Sydney Herdle/UConn Photo)

Center for Students with Disabilities

The Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) at UConn is dedicated to ensuring a fully accessible and inclusive university experience for all students. Through individualized support and an interactive process, the CSD collaborates with students, faculty, and staff to determine and implement appropriate accommodations that promote equal access to academic programs, services, and campus life. Services include academic, residential, and campus access accommodations, as well as programs like Beyond Access and CSDTech, which offer personalized support and assistive technology resources. Students can manage their accommodations and appointments through MyAccess, the CSD’s comprehensive online platform.

Center for Students with Disabilities:

Wilbur Cross Building, Room 204

233 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-2020

csd@uconn.edu

Students hanging out in front of Wilbur Cross on April 30, 2025. (Sean Flynn/UConn Photo)

on April 30, 2025. (Sean Flynn/UConn Photo)

Reporting Incidents: InForm

InForm is UConn’s centralized reporting and support platform designed to help students, faculty, staff, visitors, and community members navigate concerns related to bias, harassment, safety, misconduct, and other incidents. Whether you’ve experienced or witnessed an issue—or are unsure where to begin—InForm offers a clear path to the appropriate reporting form and connects you with campus resources for support. The site includes a Form Finder tool to guide users to the right report based on their role, the nature of the incident, and the parties involved. InForm ensures that all members of the UConn community feel heard, supported, and empowered to take action.

STUDENT HEALTH & WELLNESS SERVICES FOR STUDENTS

Student Health and Wellness (SHaW) supports the educational mission of the University and enables student success by fostering the optimal well-being of all UConn students. We accomplish this by providing the highest quality compassionate care, offering exceptional health and wellness programs, and promoting an environment that reinforces students’ overall health and wellbeing in order to Be Well. Feel Well. and Do Well.

To make an appointment with SHaW,

please call 806-486-4700 or schedule online at myhealth.uconn.edu.

BeWell 24/7/365 Mental Health Support Line: Counselor support anytime, anywhere. Available to students on or off campus.

Call: 833-308-3040 (U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean)

+1-984-268-2016 (All Other International Locations)

Advice Nurse Line: SHaW has an advice nurse available 24/7 during the regular academic year. Free and confidential. Call 860-486-4700

Life Threatening Emergency – Call 911

If you are experiencing a serious and immediate life-threatening crisis, please bypass calling Student Health and Wellness and immediately call 911 or the UConn Police Department- (860) 486-4800.

Although most people associate calling 911 with medical emergencies, they also support people with mental health emergencies such as thoughts of suicide.

Pharmacy

Student Health and Wellness (SHaW) Pharmacy offers prescription services, over-the-counter medications, and expert guidance from licensed pharmacists. Shop OTC products through SHaW's online marketplace and use their convenient curbside pick-up.

Wellness-to-Go Vending machine

Purchase over-the-counter (OTC) items anytime from our Wellness-to-Go vending machine, located on the main floor of the Student Union near the info desk and One Card office.

Nutrition Counseling

SHaW offers free Nutrition Counseling with a Registered Dietitian to support a range of concerns from food allergies and GI issues to eating disorders and fitness nutrition.

Services begin with a 45–60 minute virtual appointment to assess your health history, goals, and needs.

Physical Activity Counseling

We also provide Physical Activity Counseling to help students start or improve exercise routines, regardless of experience level.

Services begin with a 45–60 minute virtual appointment to assess your health history, goals, and needs.

Recovery Support Services

SHaW offers support for students in or seeking recovery from substance use and mental health challenges. Services include one-on-one recovery coaching, peer and family meetings, and social/service opportunities. We also promote a recovery-friendly campus to help students thrive in wellness and self-directed living.

Sexual and Reproductive Health

SHaW provides comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care, including gynecological services, STI testing and treatment, contraceptive options, gender-affirming care, and access to free period products and safer sex supplies.

UCONN RECREATION

Campus Safety

The UConn Police Department Headquarters is located at 126 North Eagleville Road in Storrs, CT. We are available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.