Support for Cyclones
Getting Started
We know there are a lot resources on campus and it can be hard to figure out where to start. These resources are a great starting point for you. They focus on helping you connect to other resources and share more information about what can help you be successful.
Self-Guided Help
We get it, you have really busy schedules and it can be hard to prioritize fitting everything in. We know time and schedules can stand in the way to engaging in activities that support your wellbeing. To help – we created a series of self-guided programs and have some resources available that you can do on your time!
Community Resources
College is hard, filled with many highs and sometimes some lows. Staff are here to help assist you throughout your adventure at ISU. ISU has many resources available to you to help with health and wellbeing concerns, social connection, and more.
24/7 Crisis Support
Call 911
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988
ISU Police: 515-294-4428
Central Iowa Crisis Line: 1-855-581-8111
Disaster Distress Helpline: 1-800-985-5990
Text ISU Crisis Text Line: Text "ISU" to 741741
Chat Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Visit Emergency Room at Mary Greeley Medical Center
1111 Duff Ave., Ames
Here for You
As members of our Cyclone family, you have the opportunity to discover new passions, embark on exciting research, meet friends from all over the world, and grow in a creative and innovative environment that challenges and supports you. Your time at Iowa State is expected to be fun and exciting, but sometimes the college experience can also be overwhelming. Iowa State is committed to supporting your wellbeing inside and outside the classroom. We care about your physical and mental health, personal safety, and wellbeing. That's why we have a broad set of resources, services, and people dedicated to helping you be your best; whether you need to speak with a professional or simply connect with others who may be experiencing similar struggles. We are here for you, fellow Cyclone.
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