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Counseling and Health Services


Welcome!

Dawn Schulze has been hired to be the Student Health Services Coordinator.  She will begin June 16th and her office will be in Hawkes Hall, Room 146.  She can be reached at
(715) 394-8094.

 

Counseling Services

Health Services

Please call 715-394-8236 to schedule an appointment

Summer Hours:
Monday through Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Office Hours:
Monday through Thursday - 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Office Location:
Hawkes Hall - 2231 Catlin Avenue, Room 153
Sign on the door reads "Clinical Services"

Non-office hour contacts can be made through 715-394-8236. Please leave a message.

For Counseling Services only - Transportation
Pick up will be available from Crownhart and CMO to go to Hawkes Hall and back.  Just call 218-590-9222 for a ride and make sure you have your UWS Student ID with you. 

Call 715-395-5492 (24 hours) to speak with a Registered Nurse. The nurse will determine when and if an appointment is necessary.

Remember to identify yourself as a UWS student when speaking to the Registered Nurse on the phone.

You will need your UWS Student ID at your appointment.

If you need transportation, call Courtesy Cab at 218-590-9222. Transportation is free only from and back to UWS Campus and Duluth Clinic (Superior location).

For more information download this Health Services Information Sheet.

 

The UW-Superior Counseling and Health Service's mission is to foster intellectual growth and career preparation of students by promoting, maintaining, and restoring the mental and physical health of students within the campus community.

At UW-Superior we believe health and wellness are a vital part of personal, social, and academic success.  Our mission is to provide students with the best medical treatment possible with around the clock services and consultation. Basic medical services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at SMDC in Superior.  For more information, click on the medical services link.

The Counseling Services at UW-Superior allow undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to explore their concerns and problems with a professional therapist in a confidential setting.  Emotions such as depression, anxiety, and loss can disrupt a student's focus on academics. Excessive worry and concern can interfere with the joy of living. We offer professional assistance for a variety of personal concerns such as relationship problems, grief and loss, chemical abuse, loneliness, and time and stress management.

Common Concerns include, but are not limited to:


 

 

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