Resources

Counseling & Psychological Services

The mission of Stockton University's Counseling & Psychological Services is to strengthen student learning by minimizing interruption of the learning process caused by mental health concerns. 

Uwill

Uwill offers students free immediate access to teletherapy, a direct crisis connection, and wellness programming through its easy to use online platform. 

Learning Access Program

The Learning Access Program reviews students' documentation and collaborates with students, faculty and staff to arrange reasonable accommodations that support students' individual needs. 

Student Health Services

The Office of Student Health & Wellness Services is an acute care clinic open to currently enrolled students with no fees or insurance required for the services rendered.

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Center

The Women's, Gender & Sexuality Center empowers students who identify as women and all genders who identify as LGBTQIA+, victims of power-based personal violence, and community allies.

Student Development

The Office of Student Development oversees more than 250 ways to get involved at Stockton University, including student organizations, fraternities, sororities, Student Senate, and Stockton Entertainment Team. 

 

 

Food Assistance

Stockton students who are currently enrolled at the University are eligible to participate in the Food Assistance Program. Upon completion of the enrollment form, students are able to visit both campus pantries.

Emergency Loan Program

This program offers students a no fee, no interest loan with a 45 day grace period for repayment.

Student Relief Fund

The Student Relief Fund is designed as a one-time financial assistance program to assist undergraduate students experiencing an unexpected or unavoidable financial crisis.

Academic Advising

The mission of the Center for Academic Advising is to assist students in achieving their own educational, personal, and career goals.

Tutoring Center

The Tutoring Center is two centers in one: the Writing Center and the Math Center.

Multicultural Center

The Multicultural Center serves as a resource for the entire campus community while placing the experiences of diverse and historically marginalized groups at the center. Specifically, the center will strive to cultivate counter-spaces to support the engagement, belonging, and development of African-American, Latinx, Asian, and Native American (ALANA) students.

Submit a Concern

Concerned about a student? Tell us about your concern here.