Division of Student Affairs

Prevention & Wellness in Student Health Services provides resources and workshops exploring sexual health, alcohol and drug use, recovery and interpersonal violence prevention. 

The Center for Advocacy, Prevention & Education (CAPE) cultivates a survivor-centered, trauma informed, culture of consent. We aim to create lasting social change and eliminate gender-based violence through shared goals of comprehensive sexual health education, action-oriented prevention and compassionate survivor support.

For safe, confidential advocacy services, call 541-737-2030 or schedule an appointment online. Our in-office hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. If calling after hours, select option 1 from the phone menu to leave a confidential voicemail, or option 2 to reach the 24/7 confidential advocacy hotline with our community partner CARDV.

The Basic Needs Center is here to support you. We provide textbook access, laptop and calculator lending and food assistance. Contact the center for peer support to help you identify and apply to resources. 

If you are looking to anonymously connect with other community members who are experiencing similar thoughts and feelings, Togetherall is available 24/7. This online community offers resources such as self-assessments, goal trackers, and online courses to help promote well-being. If you find yourself needing more support, Togetherall provides help from clinically trained professionals at any time.

Students who are working toward recovery from addiction can find care in this peer support community that offers resources and support. 

There is lots of support to help you quit smoking. Student Health Services offers free one-on-one tobacco cessation assistance when you are ready to quit. Call 541-737-WELL or make an appointment at SHS. 

Student Wellness supports the emotional, social and psychological well-being of students to help them reach their academic and personal goals and make the most of their educational experience. 

Many students face difficult times during college — unexpected life events, personal crises, mental health struggles, and academic difficulties are examples of challenges that can interfere with college success. Student Care is designed to help students learn and understand OSU policies and procedures, problem solve within the university community and access referrals for personal matters or emergencies.

Want to influence student health and well-being on campus? Become a peer leader through the Wellness Agents program! Wellness Agents foster healthy behaviors, student engagement and success, and inclusivity through education, environmental change and advocacy.

Student Health Services offers a broad range of clinical and prevention services, including primary care services, wellness coaching and educational outreach. Visit our website for updates to our services and health information related to COVID-19.