Resources

UNI Community Health, Wellness and Safety Resources

Below is a listing of campus resources to assist UNI students, faculty, staff and administrators in promoting their mental health, well-being and safety. We encourage you to utilize one or more of these resources, and to share them with fellow community members to promote a welcoming, inclusive and safe living, learning and working environment.

24/7 Sexual Assault Support

UNI partners with the Riverview Center to provide 24/7 sexual assault support to survivors of gender-based violence. Please dial 888-557-0310 to access the 24/7 sexual assault hotline or visit riverviewcenter.org for more information.

24/7 Relationship Violence Support

UNI partners with Waypoint to provide support to survivors of dating and/or domestic violence. Please dial 800-208-0388 to access Waypoint staff or visit www.waypointservices.org for more information.

24/7 UNI Counseling Center

The UNI Counseling Center helps students take care of their mental health. You can contact the UNI Counseling Center at 319-273-2676. For same-day emergency appointments: Between the hours of 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., when classes are in session, you can consult with a counselor by phone or in person. During the evening and on weekends, call 319-273-2676 and select option "2" to speak with a counselor by phone.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for UNI Faculty, Staff and Administrators

EAP provides up to six sessions of short-term free and confidential counseling and referral for employees and their families when they are experiencing life challenges. Life challenges include crisis, death, marital trouble, divorce, family problems, financial problems, and work-related stress. EAP is not a substitute for medical care or crisis intervention. More information about the EAP program is available at hrs.uni.edu/mybenefits/eap.

Report an Incident/Request Supportive Measures

The Office of Compliance and Equity Management is devoted to cultivating a climate of respect, equity and inclusion across campus. Their website provides valuable information on policies and methods for reporting incidents of discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct as well as requesting supportive measures. You can access their webpage at equity.uni.edu, or report an incident at cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?UnivofNorthernIowa&layout_id=1 .

Student Wellness

Student Wellness Services (SWS) supports the journey toward optimal health and well-being through holistic health promotion and education to enhance student success. SWS provides outcome-based health education programming, services and resources to meet the health and wellness needs of our unique student population. The office coordinates program initiatives, provides information and referral, raises awareness and influences a culture of care at UNI. Please visit https://studentwellness.uni.edu/ for more information.