CARE to Stop Violence is the primary confidential resource for students impacted by sexual violence. CARE has trained, professional advocates who provide resources, support, and assistance via email, telephone, or in person. CARE’s services include crisis intervention, short term counseling, and assistance in accessing other on or off campus resources. CARE also provides training and educational programs, including the University’s bystander intervention program, Step Up!

301-741-3442

301-314-2222

140 Campus Dr. College Park, MD 20740

www.health.umd.edu/care

care@health.umd.edu

Staffed by counseling and clinical psychologists, the University of Maryland Counseling Center provides comprehensive psychological and counseling services to meet the mental health and developmental needs of students and others in the University community.

301-314-7651

301-314-7682

4281 Chapel Lane, College Park, MD 20742

www.counseling.umd.edu

Staffed by psychiatrists and licensed clinical social workers, the Mental Health Service offers confidential services including short-term psychotherapy, medication evaluations, crisis intervention, and group psychotherapy.

301-314-8106

1101 Memorial Chapel College Park, MD 20742

https://www.health.umd.edu/node/40

health@umd.edu

The Campus Chaplains represent 14 faith communities and work collectively to serve the
spiritual needs of all members of the University community.

301-314-9866

1101 Memorial Chapel College Park, MD 20742

http://thestamp.umd.edu/engagement/memorial_chapel/chaplains

Chapel@umd.edu

The HELP Center is a campus telephone hotline where you can confidentially speak to a trained student (peer-counselor) about any matter that concerns you.

301-314-4357

https://helpcenterumd.org/

The Office of Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy [MICA], a unit within the Adele H. Stamp Student Union and the Division of Student Affairs, stand firmly in their role to empower students through education on issues of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, religion and their intersections. In support of the campus' commitment to diversity, multiculturalism, and social justice, they advance a purposeful campus climate that capitalizes on the educational benefits of diversity, through student-centered advising, advocacy, programs, research, and practices. Their collective work results in positive student outcomes observable in their learning, identity development, involvement, and leadership.

301-314-8600

Adele H. Stamp Student Union- Suite 1120 College Park, MD 20742

http://thestamp.umd.edu/multicultural_involvement_community_advocacy

MICA-contact@umd.edu

The Office of Diversity & Inclusion encourages and supports the efforts of units throughout the University to achieve their diversity and inclusion goals. ODI programs include the Words of Engagement Intergroup Dialogue Program, which brings together students from various social identity groups with a history of tension or conflict between them to confront those tensions and build bridges across groups. ODI offers trainings to all members of the University of Maryland community that strengthen the understandings of inclusion, equity, and justice in order to further the commitment to diversity and inclusive excellence. ODI also sponsors a series of Rise Above events designed to promote awareness, education, and empowerment around issues of diversity and inclusion. 

301-405-6810

2411 Marie Mount Hall College Park, MD 20742

https://www.diversity.umd.edu/

DiverseTerps@umd.edu

For a comprehensive list of campus services and resources for members of our University community with disabilities—including students, faculty, staff, and visitors—please visit the Accessibility Hub created in collaboration between the President’s Commission on Disability Issues (PCDI), Accessibility and Disability Service (ADS), and the Office of Diversity & Inclusion (ODI).

www.umd.edu/policies-and-procedures/accessibility

Depending on the specifics of the conduct, an act of discrimination, hate bias, or sexual misconduct (particularly sexual violence) may be a crime, in addition to being a violation of University policies. The University will assist complainants who wish to report sexual or other misconduct to law enforcement authorities, including campus police. Representatives of OCRSM, OSC, Office of Rights & Responsibilities, and Campus Advocates Respond and Educate (CARE) to Stop Violence Office in the University Health Center are available to assist students and/or employees in reporting to campus police. Campus police will also assist complainants in notifying other law enforcement authorities in other jurisdictions, as appropriate. 

301-405-3333

301-405-3555

Pocomoke Building, 7569 Baltimore Ave, College Park, MD 20742

www.umpd.umd.edu

The Undergraduate Student Legal Aid Office provides free assistance to currently-enrolled full-time University of Maryland undergraduate students. Funded by the Student Government Association, the Student Legal Aid Office has been assisting university students with legal questions since 1976. Legal services are categorized into two types: students with general legal questions and students seeking assistance regarding university charges. 

410-314-7756

3125 South Campus Dining Hall

http://umddepartments.orgsync.com/org/studentlegalaid

The University of Maryland is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students, including undocumented students. Undocumented students, who often face barriers and challenges as they navigate campus policies, require support services that address their unique needs. As such, the Office of Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy (MICA) and the Asian American Studies Program (AAST) have partnered with other UMD departments and allies to increase institutional support for undocumented students, providing advising related to financial aid and admissions. Ultimately, the University strives to provide resources and guidance to support the advancement of undocumented students during their time at Maryland.

http://undocumented.umd.edu

The UMD Alerts System is a mass, urgent notification system, comprised of a variety of methods by which the University can notify students, faculty and staff of an active, major campus emergency. 

https://alert.umd.edu/?_ga=2.205219988.562181400.1529935142-1861463814.1517242193

The Psychology Clinic provides low-cost, long-term, individual therapy, using cognitive behavioral therapy and/or a psychodynamic orientation. Behavior therapy is also available for anxiety disorders. Psychological testing is also available.

301-405-4808 

Bio-Psychology Building

https://psyc.umd.edu/clinics/landingtopic/clinical-psychology-clinic

PsycClinic@umd.edu

This program is a confidential assessment, referral, and counseling service staffed by trained mental health professionals. FSAP is available to all University of Maryland employees and their family members at no charge. Faculty and staff may consult with a counselor for many different reasons, including sexual misconduct.

301-314-8170

3983 Campus Drive, College Park, MD 20742

https://health.umd.edu/fsap

The Center for Healthy Families provides couples, marriage and family therapy as well as parent education. Services are offered to residents of surrounding communities. All marriage and family therapy services are supervised by the senior clinical faculty of the Department of Family Science. Make an appointment to see a family therapist by calling the Center for Healthy Families. Fees are on a sliding scale ranging from $20 to $60 per session based on a family's income.

301-405-3672

Department of Family Science

https://sph.umd.edu/department/fmsc/center-healthy-families-0

fmsc@umd.edu

The Maryland Psychotherapy Clinic and Research Lab (MPCRL) provides high-quality, low-cost couseling and psychotherapy to adults in the community.  Registered University of Maryland students are NOT eligible for these services.  These services can be helpful for students after graduation, significant others and families of students.  Treatment at MPCRL focuses on gaining insight and understanding of problems in relationships, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, meaning of life, dreams and nightmares. Services are provided by advanced doctoral students supervised by licensed psychologists.

301-405-5820

2140 Biology- Psychology Building, College Park, MD 20742

www.mpcrl.umd.edu

mpcrl@umd.edu