If you or someone you know needs immediate assistance, the following resources are available:

Emergency Assistance: Call 911.

Stockton University Police: 609-652-4390

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, confidential crisis support, available 24/7.

Avanzar (Atlantic County): 1-800-286-4184. Confidential, 24-hour support for individuals experiencing sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking.

CARA (Cape May County): 609-522-6489. Confidential, 24-hour crisis support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

For non-emergency assistance, contact the WGSC at 609-626-3611 or visit F-103 during regular operating hours.

The WGSC supports students of all gender identities and sexual orientations by connecting them with educational opportunities, resources, and affirming campus and community services.

A Whole New Closet

Express yourself with clothing that reflects who you are.

A Whole New Closet is a WGSC initiative that helps eligible students access gender-affirming clothing that aligns with their gender identity and expression.

Students interested in accessing support can complete the program application or contact the WGSC for additional information.

Apply for A Whole New Closet

All-Gender Restrooms

All-gender restrooms are available throughout Stockton's campuses for individuals of all gender identities and expressions.

Use Stockton's interactive campus map to find a restroom that meets your needs.

Find an All-Gender Restroom

Additional LGBTQIA+ Resources

The WGSC can help connect students with information and resources related to gender identity, sexual orientation, LGBTQIA+ community organizations, and inclusive campus services.

Stop by the center or contact us to discuss available resources.

Everyone deserves relationships and environments rooted in respect, safety, and consent.

The WGSC provides education, resources, and referrals related to sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and other forms of interpersonal harm.

Survivor Advocacy

Students who have experienced interpersonal violence can request information about their rights, available resources, and options for seeking support.

Stockton's Osprey Advocacy program connects students with trained advocates who can help them understand available options and navigate support services.

Confidential advocacy is available through designated confidential professionals and certified advocates. Students are encouraged to ask about confidentiality and reporting responsibilities before sharing sensitive information.

Learn More About Survivor Advocacy or contact Teresa Barone

Healthy Relationships & Violence Prevention

The WGSC provides educational resources addressing consent, communication, boundaries, healthy relationships, and bystander intervention.

Students can access informational materials in the center and participate in educational programs throughout the academic year.

Explore WGSC Programs & Workshops

Unexpected challenges should not prevent students from accessing the resources they need to succeed.

The WGSC works with campus partners to help students identify resources addressing food insecurity, housing concerns, and other basic needs.

Stockton Cares

The Stockton Cares program helps provide students and their families a resource when experiencing a difficult time such as, a death in the family, extended leaves, etc.  This case management program can reach out to your professors and will work with you on a plan for a successful return.

Food Assistance

Stockton's Food Assistance Program provides eligible students with access to campus food pantries and additional food resources.

The WGSC also hosts a Pop-Up Pantry in F-103, offering convenient access to ready-to-eat and microwavable food for students enrolled in the Food Assistance Program.

Students must complete the Food Assistance Program enrollment process to participate.

Learn More About Stockton's Food Assistance Program

Housing & Emergency Support

Students experiencing housing insecurity, unexpected financial challenges, or other difficult circumstances may benefit from additional university resources.

Stockton Cares provides individualized assistance and connects students with appropriate campus and community services.

The WGSC can also help students identify relevant resources and referrals.

Connect With Stockton Cares

Personal Care Supplies

The WGSC provides complimentary personal care and sexual health supplies, including menstrual products and condoms.

Availability may vary based on current inventory.

Students are welcome to stop by F-103 to access available supplies.

Mental Health & Well-Being

Your mental health matters.

The WGSC connects students with campus resources that support emotional well-being, mental health, and personal development.

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

Stockton's Counseling & Psychological Services provides free, confidential short-term counseling, group counseling, and mental health resources for enrolled students.

Location: J-105, Galloway Campus
Phone: 609-652-4722

Students can also access information about additional counseling options, including teletherapy and crisis support.

Visit Counseling & Psychological Services

Parenting & Lactation Resources

The WGSC recognizes that students who are parents and caregivers may face unique challenges while pursuing their education.

Lactation Rooms

Private lactation spaces are available across Stockton's campuses for students, employees, and visitors who need to breastfeed, pump, or express milk.

Some locations require swipe access or assistance from campus staff.

Find Lactation Room Locations & Access Information

Baby & Parenting Supplies

The WGSC may have emergency baby supplies available for students with children, including diapers, formula, clothing, and other basic necessities.

Supplies are dependent on donations and current inventory.

Students can visit F-103 or contact the WGSC to inquire about availability.

Looking for your next read?

The WGSC maintains a lending library featuring books and educational materials related to feminism, gender, sexuality, LGBTQIA+ experiences, relationships, social justice, and more.

Students are welcome to explore the collection while visiting the lounge.

Interested in borrowing a book? Ask a WGSC staff member for information about available titles and borrowing procedures, or check out our online catalog for free at LibraryThing. 

Educational Materials & Resources

The WGSC maintains educational brochures, informational materials, and resource guides addressing topics such as:

• Gender identity and sexual orientation

• Sexual assault and interpersonal violence prevention

• Consent and healthy relationships

• Stalking and harassment

• Gender equity and social justice

• Mental health and well-being

• Sexual and reproductive health

• LGBTQIA+ community resources

Materials are available in the WGSC Lounge in F-103.

Students and campus partners can also contact the center for information about educational workshops and additional resources.

nterested in learning more about gender, sexuality, and healthy relationships on your own schedule?

The Women's, Gender & Sexuality Center offers free, self-paced learning modules that allow Stockton students to explore important topics beyond the classroom.

Explore the following topics:

Gender & Sexuality Modules
Explore sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, LGBTQIA+ experiences, and inclusion.

Interpersonal Violence Prevention
Learn about sexual assault, dating violence, bullying, stalking, and strategies for promoting safer, healthier relationships.

These modules are designed to encourage independent learning and reflection. Students can explore topics at their own pace.

Getting Started: Select a module above and sign in using your goStockton credentials. Self-enrollment instructions are provided where available.

For questions about these resources or additional educational opportunities, contact the WGSC at wgsc@stockton.edu.