The CC Counseling Center is dedicated to supporting the educational mission of Colorado College by providing professional mental health services to students. We are available to all enrolled Colorado College students. There is no fee for the first six sessions of counseling. There is a fee for psychiatrist medication services.

• 2 levels of 24/7 access:
  • ProtoCall telehealth counseling and crisis response are available to all enrolled students, regardless of location; students can access this after hours by calling the Counseling Center and then dialing 2—they will be immediately connected with a licensed mental health provider.
  • Counselor on-call crisis response (access through Campus Safety)
• Scheduled counseling appointments with a diverse staff of 10 counselors:
  • During the remote teaching and learning period, the Counseling Center is providing telephone and video conference consultations and sessions at no cost to students, with no limitation on the number of sessions. They are also offering weekly support groups at no cost. Counselors can also help students find and connect with resources in their local areas.

The Wellness Resource Center (WRC) works to create an environment that nurtures the development of the whole person and empowers individuals to make healthy lifestyle choices. By utilizing a holistic model of wellness which focuses on the connections and intersections between different domains of wellness (Intellectual, Socio-cultural, Emotional, Physical, Spiritual, Environmental, and Career/Financial), we are able to highlight the pervasive role of wellness themes and dimensions in our lives.

The WRC has also developed a number of online resources for students to access on their own time, including pdf information and exercises (i.e., stress management, self-care, self-reflection, and healing), as well as video content on the same topics available through the CC Wellness Resource Center YouTube channel.

The Chaplain’s Office welcomes all people of faith, valuing freedom of religious expression and committing itself to religious pluralism. More than 25 spiritual communities have an active presence on campus to encourage students on their journey. Offers a large number of spiritual and religious practices and supports, including weekly meditation sessions, and pastoral care for individuals.  In collaboration with the WRC, they also offer a twice-a-block Grief Support Group.  All of these are offered remotely, and a schedule of upcoming events can be found on the Spiritual Life at Colorado College Facebook page. You can connect directly with Chaplain Kate Holbrook via email at kholbrook@coloradocollege.edu.

The CARE Team is a multi-departmental group that convenes weekly to discuss students of concern and coordinate outreach, support, and referrals. The CARE Team responds to concerns about students who may be struggling with academic, personal, mental health, or physical health issues that interfere with their ability to be successful. You can refer a student to the CARE Team via the CARE Team Online Referral Form.

• STEVE Fund Crisis Text Service for students of color. Text STEVE to 741741
• ULifeLine Crisis Line: 800-273-TALK
• ULifeLine Crisis Text Services: Text START to 741-741
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255
• Trans Lifeline peer support service run by trans people, for trans and questioning callers: 877-565-8860
• The Trevor Project is a suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ youth: 866-488-7386
• SAMHSA’s National Helpline: 800-662-HELP (4357) treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

All CC students are required to have health insurance. A majority of the plans that our students are covered by include removed cost-sharing for behavioral health/mental health telehealth services, and/or online mental health and coping resources. Consult your insurance provider for your specific benefits.

The Accessibility Resources staff is dedicated to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access—and is committed to providing an accessible campus environment for all students. We work with students to plan individualized support services, including reasonable accommodations that facilitate access to learning, living, and other experiences at CC. Extended time on exams, print materials in accessible formats, note-taking support, and accessible campus housing are some of the many accommodations used by students. We also provide study skills assistance and assistive technology options to enhance students' academic experiences.

The Campus Advocate (formerly SARC) can support any member of the CC community who has experienced sexual or other gender-based violence, including crisis response, understanding reporting options, accessing medical care, creating safety plans, and connecting with resources wherever they are living.

• 24/7 Advocacy and Support: 719-602-0960
• cluna@coloradocollege.edu
• Office 719-227-8101
• Sexual Assault Response and Prevention

START (Student Title IX Assistance and Resource Team) is a confidential peer-to-peer resource for students seeking Title IX-related support. All current START members are available to meet virtually, please simply reach out to START@coloradocollege.edu to set up a meeting.

• RAINN (National Sexual Violence Hotline: 800-656-HOPE (4673); live online chat also available.
• National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233; live online chat also available.

Student Health Center (run by Optum) is available for all CC students. Students who have been seen at the Student Health Center can access their providers through the Optum Follow My Health portal by signing up for a new account. The portal is a great tool, especially for medication refills or to ask your pharmacy to request medication refills from your providers directly.

Virtual Fitness Resources are provided for free by the Adam F. Press Fitness Center. The Adam F. Press Fitness Center offers personalized workout plans, personalized rehabilitation plans, weekly bootcamp workouts, and links to free online fitness resources.

All CC students are required to have health insurance. A majority of the plans that our students are covered by include removed cost-sharing for behavioral health/mental health telehealth services, and/or online mental health and coping resources.

The National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics has a search function that students can use to find a clinic in their local area.

The Financial Aid Office is open and available to help students. You can call (719) 389-6651 or email financialaid@coloradocollege.edu.

CC has funding and a process for providing emergency financial assistance to students. Students who qualify for need-based aid and who require emergency funding assistance can contact emergencyrequests@coloradocollege.edu.

• Aunt Bertha: A social care network that connects people and programs, making it easy for people to find social services in their communities. Includes services related to food, housing, goods, transit, health (including behavioral/mental health), financial, education, employment, legal, and caregiving.
• 211 United Way:  A free, confidential referral and information helpline and website that connects people of all ages and from all communities to the essential health and human services they need, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 211 can be accessed by phone or computer. Includes services related to supplemental food and nutrition, housing, utility assistance, education, employment, health (including behavioral/mental health and addiction treatment), and confidential support for people experiencing violence.
• COVID 311: a portal for college students affected by COVID-19 to seek help. When you apply, a case manager will reach out to you to help you find emergency financial aid, apply for public benefits, and connect with local resources
• Emergency Broadband Benefit: The Emergency Broadband Benefit is an FCC program to help families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. This new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, virtual classrooms, and so much more.

The CC Pantry Exchange is a partnership between Campus Activities and the Office of Sustainability bringing together an area where students can access food on one side and swap out used items on the other side. The CC Pantry supports students facing food insecurity by providing nutritious fruits and vegetables along with shelf-stable meals. The CC Exchange aims to reduce waste by providing opportunities to donate gently used items that contribute to CC's overall well-being by meeting basic needs.

The Student Opportunities & Advising Hub serves as a one-stop-shop for exploring majors, fellowships, career paths, and various other resources available at CC. Students can make appointments with Student Success Specialists by calling (719) 389-6655, emailing advisinghub@coloradocollege.edu, or visiting the Hub webpage.

The Colket Center for Academic Excellence offers remote academic support services, including online tutoring, learning assistants, and adjunct courses through online platforms. If you would like to consult with professional staff members regarding support for your class, you can find their contact information on their website.

The Career Center helps students connect their liberal arts experiences to their professional journeys. We empower them to explore the possibilities, develop their professional identities, and connect with opportunities. Students can schedule virtual appointments, register for workshops that will continue throughout the summer, and search for internships and jobs through Handshake. The Career Center has also created on-demand online resources. Watch Alumni Insights, “Did You Know” tutorials and Alumni Advice on the Career Center YouTube channel. We encourage the Colorado College Community to follow our social media channels for updates, Instagram- CCCareerCenter, LinkedIn- Colorado College Career Center, Facebook- ColoradoCollegeCareerCenter.

The Accessibility Resources staff is dedicated to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access—and is committed to providing an accessible campus environment for all students. We work with students to plan individualized support services, including reasonable accommodations that facilitate access to learning, living, and other experiences at CC. Extended time on exams, print materials in accessible formats, note-taking support, and accessible campus housing are some of the many accommodations used by students. We also provide study skills assistance and assistive technology options to enhance students' academic experiences.

The Office of Academic Programs (OAP) promotes engaged teaching and learning, academic innovation, and student success. The OAP houses central academic programs at Colorado College: the First Year Program, the Common Read, and the Independently Designed Major (IDM).

The Office of Campus Activities enriches the student experience by providing a variety of involvement opportunities, free events, and activities that promote holistic student development, learning, wellness, and fun!  Student organizations continue to operate in the remote environment, and the Office of Campus Activities can help connect students with the CC community, including Forensics (Speech & Debate), Colorado College Student Government Association, pre-professional groups, service and volunteer groups, Greek life organizations, and many other special interest clubs. You can find their contact information on their website.

Housing and Residential Experience Even while students are not physically living on campus, we are still living our values as a residential liberal arts college campus.  The Residential Life Coordinators continue to engage with the students who were assigned to their residential buildings to offer support and build community connections.  You can find the contact information for the Housing & Residential Experience Staff on their webpage.

The Chaplain’s Office welcomes all people of faith, valuing freedom of religious expression and committing itself to religious pluralism. More than 25 spiritual communities have an active presence on campus to encourage students on their journey. Offers a large number of spiritual and religious practices and supports, including weekly meditation sessions, and pastoral care for individuals.  In collaboration with the WRC, they also offer a twice-a-block Grief Support Group.  All of these are offered remotely, and a schedule of upcoming events can be found on the Spiritual Life at Colorado College Facebook page. You can connect directly with Chaplain Kate Holbrook via email at kholbrook@coloradocollege.edu.

The Butler Center, named for one of the earliest African American alums who invested in the future of CC, serves as the college center for diversity, inclusion, intercultural exchange, equity, and empowerment for the entire Colorado College community. The Butler Center is committed to the cultivation of an inclusive campus, where the differences and similarities of individuals and communities are valued and explored through learning, holistic mentoring, advising, facilitated dialogues, and a myriad of community-building activities. We invite you to take advantage of the important opportunities we provide for inclusive student support and engagement. In the remote teaching and learning environment, they continue to offer programming and support.

Outdoor Education builds on the mission of the College by allowing students to enhance their leadership skills, gain a sense of stewardship, and engage in self-discovery through experiential opportunities in the outdoors. In the remote teaching and learning environment, they continue to offer these opportunities.  You can register for clinics and other OE events through SUMMIT, or contact the Outdoor Ed team at outdoored@coloradocollege.edu.

The Collaborative for Community Engagement, or the CCE for short, ultimately seeks to co-create community-engaged learning experiences to develop students into engaged citizens who invest their liberal arts education in the public good. As the hub for community engagement work on- and off-campus, the CCE offers students, staff/faculty, and organizations many pathways to collaborate and work together to address local issues, including through direct service, engaged research, and project-based work through community organizing efforts. At this time, we encourage involvement with our community through virtual engagement efforts. For additional support, please reach out via email at cce@coloradocollege.edu.

The Accessibility Resources staff is dedicated to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access—and is committed to providing an accessible campus environment for all students. We work with students to plan individualized support services, including reasonable accommodations that facilitate access to learning, living, and other experiences at CC. Extended time on exams, print materials in accessible formats, note-taking support, and accessible campus housing are some of the many accommodations used by students. We also provide study skills assistance and assistive technology options to enhance students' academic experiences.

ISSS is within the Center for Global Education & Field Study and empowers and supports the CC community to engage in intercultural, international, and experiential learning by leveraging the opportunities of the Block Plan. We support students who study off-campus domestically, internationally, and field study programs unique to the Block Plan, incoming international students, faculty who lead students on off-campus programs, and international faculty who require immigration services. We are located on the second floor of Armstrong Hall in rooms 213A-218 (southwest corner of the building).

The Butler Center, named for one of the earliest African American alums who invested in the future of CC, serves as the college center for diversity, inclusion, intercultural exchange, equity, and empowerment for the entire Colorado College community. The Butler Center is committed to the cultivation of an inclusive campus, where the differences and similarities of individuals and communities are valued and explored through learning, holistic mentoring, advising, facilitated dialogues, and a myriad of community-building activities. We invite you to take advantage of the important opportunities we provide for inclusive student support and engagement. In the remote teaching and learning environment, they continue to offer programming and support.

The U.S. Department of State maintains updated information about visas and travel restrictions.

The Student Honor and Community Standards encompass many aspects of campus life for students, with the expectation that students will engage with and exemplify these values at all times. Community Standards & Conduct Specialist Josh Isringhausen can be reached at (719) 389-6810 or jisringhausen@coloradocollege.edu.

The extended Title IX team is charged with monitoring, evaluating, and advising on Title IX programming and anti-discrimination compliance at CC, including areas of enrollment management, student life, academics, intercollegiate athletics, and employment.

You can contact the Title IX Coordinator, located at 214 E. Dale Street, #200. You can reach them at (719) 389-6202 or titleix@coloradocollege.edu. You can also access the online portal for reporting specific information related to an alleged incident(s) of discrimination, harassment (including sexual misconduct), or retaliation.

You can review the important policies related to Title IX and Nondiscrimination:

• Anti-Discrimination Policy and Procedures
• Gender-Based Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, and Sexual Violence Policy and Procedures

You can also access the online portal to file a formal report under these policies.

The Campus Advocate (formerly Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)) can support any member of the CC community who has experienced sexual or other gender-based violence, including crisis response, understanding reporting options, accessing medical care, creating safety plans, and connecting with resources wherever they are living.

• 24/7 Advocacy and Support: 719-602-0960
• cluna@coloradocollege.edu
• Office 719-227-8101
• Sexual Assault Response and Prevention

The CARE Team is a multi-departmental group that convenes weekly to discuss students of concern and coordinate outreach, support, and referrals. The CARE Team responds to concerns about students who may be struggling with academic, personal, mental health, or physical health issues that interfere with their ability to be successful. You can refer a student to the CARE Team via the CARE Team Online Referral Form.

CC Campus Safety works in close cooperation with the Colorado Springs Police Department, Fire Department, and emergency personnel to emphasize the importance of a safe environment and to provide a variety of services on and off campus. Campus Safety officers are on duty 24/7 to provide services via foot patrol, bike patrol, cart patrol, dispatch, SUV, and "Safe Ride" van. They are located at 219 E. Uintah St. and can be reached 24/7:

• (719) 389-6911 (emergency)
• (719) 389-6707 (non-emergency)