Health & Wellness

Wellness Resources & Support

The University of Rochester supports the overall health and well-being of UR Nursing students by fostering a safe and inclusive learning environment where all are welcome.

Below, we've listed some helpful resources related to student health and wellness. To navigate these resources, as well as request specific services related to managing stress or 1:1 academic support, we recommend connecting with School of Nursing faculty and staff through the Center for Academic & Professional Success (CAPS) Office.

CAPS Services

The School of Nursing's Wellness Taskforce also provides the following services for students:

Pet Therapy from 12-1 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays
UCC on-site services on Tuesdays from 12 to 5 p.m.
Stress-Busting Drop-In Coping Activities

The University offers 24/7 Crisis Services. A mental health professional is always on call after hours and on weekends. Call (585) 275-3113 if you are experiencing a mental health emergency. If you are concerned about an immediate threat to the life or safety of a student, call Public Safety on-campus (585) 275-3333 or 911 or 988 off-campus.

University Health Service (UHS)

UHS features primary care services, the counseling center, and the health promotion office, among other health services. Access UHSConnect.

Sexual Misconduct & Title IX

Contact the School of Nursing's designated Title IX Coordinator who can answer questions about the University's sexual misconduct policies and assist you with reporting options and resources.

Graduate Student Well-Being

Connect with the Health Promotion Office and our wellness representative to share your experience or ideas about wellness at the School of Nursing.

Wellness at UR Nursing

The School of Nursing is committed to creating a culture of wellness in which our community functions optimally, finds joy, and thrives. The School of Nursing supports wellness events for its students and is committed to promoting wellness throughout the student experience. These efforts are driven by the School’s Wellness Taskforce and Office of Student Affairs.

About Wellness