Student Resources

Dartmouth is committed to supporting our community’s mental health and well-being. Find out about the Commitment to Care and campuswide resources dedicated to supporting different dimensions of well-being. For the Division of Student Affairs, our vision is to help you connect, learn, and thrive in your Dartmouth experience.

We invite you to explore these resources. We are here to help whenever you need it.

Talk with your dean for academic advising and personal concerns

Undergraduate Deans Office: Your undergraduate dean is a good starting point for any question. They will work with you from your arrival on campus until graduation and can offer guidance on many questions that may come up, from choosing your courses and D-Plan to navigating personal issues. They can explain Dartmouth’s policies and procedures and refer you to other helpful resources. Their goal is to support you throughout your Dartmouth journey.

Department of Safety and Security

Call 603-646-3333 in case of emergency, or 603-646-4000 for non-emergency calls. The Department of Safety and Security responds immediately to emergencies and connects individuals to after-hours counseling services and the Dean-On-Call.

Dartmouth LiveSafe App to access campus resources, Emergency 911 and Dartmouth Safety and Security communications, anonymous tip reporting, and more.

Anonymous reporting form to report a crime or incident of interest to Safety and Security.

Safe Walks: You may request a safe walking escort between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. Safe walks are provided to individuals from one Dartmouth campus location to another by a uniform security officer.

Counseling Center

Call Counseling Center at 603-646-9442 at any time.

During regular business hours, identify that you are a student and would like a crisis appointment.

After regular business hours, choose option 1 to connect directly with a mental health crisis provider.

Uhelp Crisis Line: 1-833-646-1526 (if calling from the United States, Canada, or Caribbean); 1-984-268-2016 (from other locations around the world).

Sexual Respect & Title IX

Bias reporting

Student Health Service at Dick's House

Primary Care: 603-646-9401. You can call or make an appointment online for a consultation in-person or by phone or Zoom telehealth.
Inpatient Department: 603-646-9940. In a comfortable home-like environment, medical and counseling providers offer 24-hour care for students staying in the unit. They also offer 24-hour telephone advice and after-hour triage assessments. This is a confidential resource. Open during the fall, winter, and spring terms and closed during summer and intersessions.
Counseling Center: 603-646-9442
- During regular business hours, identify that you are a student and would like a crisis appointment. After regular business hours, choose option 1 to connect directly with a mental health crisis provider.
- The Counseling center will work with you to make an appropriate plan and find out what feels right for you.
- We have a variety of counselors who speak different languages and are ready to meet with you.
Uhelp Crisis Line: 833-646-1526 (if calling from the United States, Canada, or Caribbean); 1-984-268-2016 (from other locations around the world).

Student Wellness Center

SWC provides opportunities for reflection, connection, intentionality, and purposeful action, which serve as the primary building blocks for enhancing your personal well-being and the well-being of our community.

You can drop by to relax, study, and enjoy massage chairs in the SWC’s welcoming space, which is centrally located in Baker-Berry Library.
SWC offers a weekly schedule of yoga, meditation, and other wellness programs, as well as virtual options.
If you’re looking for a listening ear, you can schedule a wellness check-in and talk with an SWC staff member who can help with recommending resources.

William Jewett Tucker Center

This confidential resource offers pastoral counseling with campus ministers, crisis response, and is a non-mandatory reporter available to all campus members, secular or religious, undergraduate or graduate, faculty or staff. This support is open, non-judgmental, affirming and respectful. We are here to help you think through issues of concern (such as questions of faith, life issues, loss of a loved one, sexual assault or gender-based harassment, etc.). This care is not to be confused with therapeutic counseling, which is provided through the Counseling Center at Dartmouth.

House communities

Collis Center

Office of Pluralism and Leadership

Native American Program

First-Generation Office

Office of Greek Life and Student Societies

William Jewett Tucker Center

Outdoor Programs Office

Dartmouth Center for Social Impact

Dartmouth Center for Career Design

Office of Immigration and Visa Services

International Student Experience

Office of Financial Aid

Standards of Conduct, Student Handbook & Office of Community Standards and Accountability

As a member of the Dartmouth community, you are an active partner in creating a safe, healthy, and thriving community. Student workshops and skills training are an important part of your Dartmouth education as preparation for a lifetime of learning and responsible leadership.

The Dartmouth Standards of Conduct and the Student Handbook details Dartmouth's standards, policies, and procedures for undergraduate students and student organizations on and off campus. You can also find information on the Policy Portal about policies widely applicable to the Dartmouth community.

The Office of Community Standards and Accountability provides resources to report a concern.

Additional Information

Achieving Community Together

Student Workshops and Skills Training

Student Affairs

Student Resources