Learn Well. Be Well. Stay Well.
Student Well-Being provides counseling services, health promotion initiatives, and prevention programs to empower the S&T community to thrive and enhance personal, academic, and professional success.
Unsure Who to Talk to?
If you're unsure where to go with an issue and need quick options, our Well-Being Quick Reference Guide can help.
Notice a Student of Concern?
If you believe a student is having mental health concerns or is in distress and needs assistance, submit a UCARE report, regardless of how small the concern may seem. All reports are confidential and can be filled out anonymously.
If you have an immediate concern for a student's
well-being, do not fill out this form - instead, call
Student Well-Being, University Police Department, 988 (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline) or 911.
Looking for a resource?
Do you need help or a specific resource but don't know where to find it? Click the button below to browse through campus, community, and national, and online resources all in one place.
Some topic areas include mental health, disability services, graduate resources, LGBTQ+, alcohol/drug misuse, academic concerns, among many more.
Check out the Miner Oasis!
The Miner Oasis is simply a place to relax.
We have coloring books, customizable essential oils, coffee and tea, healthy snacks, yoga mats, and a massage chair to help you de-stress and be your best self!
The Miner Oasis is open Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm, in 201 Norwood Hall
Join the Health and Well-Being Canvas course
The Health and Well-Being Canvas Course houses various trainings and programs offered by campus health and well-being departments. One featured program is the Miner Well-Being Certification Program, a semester-long certification where participants can engage with campus-wide services and initiatives and develop skills that contribute to personal well-being and student success. Students can enroll in the non-credit course at any time for free.
Health and Well-Being Events
Student Well-Being is hosting a Summer 2022 training series- learn more here!
See all of our upcoming events below.
Interested in hosting your own health and well-being event?
Are you looking to host your own health and well-being event, but need funds? Student Well-Being offers a few types of funding to student-led projects and events. Learn more here!
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Have a Question?
Student Well-Being
204 Norwood Hall, 320 W. 12th Street
Phone: (573) 341-4211
Email: wellbeing@mst.edu
Operating Hours
Monday:8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday:8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday:8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday:8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday:8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed
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