SCSU Medical Clinic
Take care of yourself! If stress or illness are making it difficult for you to obtain your academic goals, campus resources are available.
Make an appointment by going to the website, calling (320) 308-3191 or stopping by Eastman Hall, second floor.
UChoose & Recovery Community
Throughout the semester you may experience a range of issues that can cause barriers to learning and may lead to diminished academic performance. St. Cloud State University provides services to assist you in addressing these issues. If you need more information about issues relating to alcohol or other drugs, please contact UChoose & the Recovery Community.
UChoose Website
Email us (uchoose@stcloudstate.edu) or call (320) 308-4179
Recovery Resource Center Website Eastman Hall 103
Email us (recovery@stcloudstate.edu)
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Take care of yourself! If stress or illness are making it difficult for you to obtain your academic goals, campus resources are available.
Make an appointment by going to the website, calling (320) 308-3191 or stopping by Eastman Hall, second floor.
Counseling and Psychological Services Website
Basic Needs Resources
We recognize that students’ basic needs, including things like food, housing, and transportation have a direct impact on your well-being and success. Students are encouraged to visit the Basic Needs Resources website to learn about resources available on-campus and throughout the community.
Husky Assistance and Care Team
The Husky Assistance and Care Team is a multi-disciplinary group lead by the Dean of Students at St. Cloud State University that meets regularly to coordinate supportive interventions for students exhibiting behaviors that indicate distress, cause a disruption to the campus, and/or affect their wellbeing or that of the community. Members of the team determine the best course of action to support the student of concern and coordinate outreach to them and others in the affected community. The BIT team also serves as a resource for staff and faculty by providing consultations and responding to referrals.
Our website offers the following tools and resources for staff and faculty
Office of Community Standards
The area of Student Life and Development formerly known as “Student Conduct Programs” is now the “Office of Community Standards.” While the office is still responsible for oversight of the Student Code of Community Standards, the name change reflects our commitment to broaden the scope of the office to include informal resolution options and seek to align sanctions with Our Husky Compact. The name emphasizes the aspiration of positively and proactively helping all students to live into the standards of St. Cloud State University, the various professional standards of our majors, and standards for student organizations, residence life, and other communities within the institution.
Husky Family Hub
Student success improves when parents and families are engaged in their student’s college experience. Faculty and staff are encouraged to sign up for the Husky Family Hub so you can familiarize yourself with the information posted. Please contact us if you are interested in learning how your office/department can add content to the Family Hub.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and the Medical Clinic work as an integrated team in Eastman Hall. When you or your students are concerned about their physical or emotional health, connect them to us. We are open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the academic year, except holidays. We are also open during the summer with revised hours. We can assist with mental health crisis care as well as urgent medical issues. To make an appointment, please call 320-308-3191 or you can webbook through logging into the MyHealth portal on our website.
UChoose
UChoose is an evidence-based prevention effort that focuses reducing high-risk alcohol use, and empowering students to make informed choices about alcohol and other drugs.
Hey, You Okay?
Hey, You Okay? is a campus wide initiative designed to assist students, faculty and staff feel better equipped to start a conversation with someone they are concerned about. Two presentation options:
Email us to schedule a presentation.
The Career Center wants to help all faculty and staff set and achieve goals for students’ career readiness. Visit our website for more information on how we can collaborate!
Career Education and Development
Employer Career Coaching Opportunities
HuskiesConnect
Huskies Connect is St. Cloud State’s student engagement platform. It helps students build connections with campus life by connecting with student organizations, departments, and events across campus.
Mainstreet
Mainstreet is St. Cloud State’s annual fall student involvement fair. Students have the opportunity to connect with student organizations and departments on campus. The event is a great way for students to learn what St. Cloud State has to offer.
Eat, Live and Thrive while living on campus at SCSU.
SCSU offers a wide range of residential communities to fit students' needs and wishes. Each hall is equipped with kitchens, laundry facilities, and wireless Internet. The residential staffs also provide engaging programing for students living in their communities.
Students live with other students who are just minutes away from in-person classes. On-campus residents also have easy access to the library, recreation facilities, sporting events and clubs and organizations.
Garvey Commons, SCSU's dining facility, offers delicious, healthy, dining options using only the freshest ingredients. Meal plan options can be found to fit a range of budgets and appetites. And, we have programs for students with special dietary requirements.
In addition to the all-you-can-eat Garvey Commons, the St. Cloud campus has a number of food options in Atwood Memorial Center.
Contact us at our email address.
Confidential Gender Violence Support Services
Services are open to students of all genders who are experiencing or have survived sexual violence, relationship abuse, stalking, sexual exploitation, and harassment. Students can meet with an advocate in-person (our office is located in 218 Atwood Memorial Center) or via Zoom. Please refer students seeking services to Asst. Director & Gender Violence Prevention Coordinator Rebecca Kotz at 320-308-3995 or rebecca.kotz@stcloudstate.edu. Students may also schedule a meeting with Rebecca via the request button on our contact page.
Presentation Offerings
Invite Women’s Center staff into your in-person or virtual class, space, organization, or group!
Basic Needs Resources
We recognize that students’ basic needs, including things like food, housing, and transportation have a direct impact on their well-being and success. Please direct students to the Basic Needs Resources Website to learn about resources available on-campus and throughout the community.
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Student Emergency Fund
The University Foundation has created an Emergency Fund to assist current degree-seeking students who are experiencing an unexpected financial hardship resulting from an emergency. One request per student may be granted from this fund and funds do not need to be repaid. Funds are provided only when there is funding available and are generally awarded in amounts between $25 and $500.
Huskies Food Pantry
Hunger and food insecurity are realities everywhere – even on our campus. It is difficult for students to concentrate when they are hungry and wondering when they will be able to afford their next meal. The Huskies Food Pantry supports learning, wellness, and student retention by providing nutritious options for St. Cloud State students who are experiencing food insecurity.
Location: 190 Hill Hall, email us, or call (320) 308-5685
Hours: Please direct students to visit our website for up-to-date service hours.
SNAP Screening Survey
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is a nutrition program through the MN Department of Human Services. To see if you may be eligible for SNAP benefits, take the SNAP Eligibility Screening Survey. The screening survey is available to current registered students and requires log-in with your Office 365 account (starid@go.minnstate.edu and StarID password).