Who To Contact
Lehigh offers a wide network of offices and resources dedicated to creating a supportive, safe, and inclusive community for every student. With so many options available, it’s understandable if you’re unsure where to start. Below are some of the teams here to help you find the care and guidance you need.
Crisis
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Feeling overwhelmed, sick, or unsafe? The resources listed above are available to you right now. Whether you need an appointment, someone to talk to, or immediate assistance, we are here to support your well-being.
- Make a Counseling Center Appointment
- Make a Health Appointment
- Reach the Survivor Support Advocate On Call: 610-758-4763
- Report Sexual Misconduct or Title IX Concern
- Receive 24/7 Mental Health Support Through TELUS
- If you are concerned about someone other than yourself: Report a Student of Concern
- In an emergency or crisis situation
- If it is an emergency and someone needs immediate care:
- Call Campus Police at 610 758 4200 or 911 and ask for assistance.
- Call the Dean of Students (DOS) office at 610 758 4156 and ask for assistance.
Health and Well-being
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- Health & Wellness Center
- Counseling & Psychological Services (UCPS)
- Office of Survivor Support and Intimacy Education
- Disability Support Services
- Sports and Recreation
- Student Support & Case Management Services
- CARE Team
- TELUS Health: Student Support
- Health Advancement & Prevention Strategies Office (HAPS)
- Lehigh After Dark (LAD)
- Hazing Prevention
Making Connections and Building Community
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- Office of International Students and Scholars
- Year 2@LU
- Camp Hawk
- Office of Student Involvement
- Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Student Clubs and Organizations
- Community Service Office
- Civic and Democratic Engagement
- Lehigh Involvement Connection (LINC)
- Graduate Life Office (GLO)
- The Pride Center
- Student Access and Success
- Gender, Leadership and Empowerment Center
- Center for Cultural Engagement
- The Office of Inclusive Excellence and Belonging (OIEB)
- The Chaplain's Office and the Center for Spirituality and Dialogue
Faculty and Staff Resources
You are a crucial part of our student support network, and your efforts create a more supportive campus for all. By learning about the common challenges our students face and familiarizing yourself with available resources, you can contribute to a welcoming community where every student feels seen, safe, and supported.