Below is a list of resources. It is not an exhaustive list. It includes the resources I refer students to the most often. If you are feeling overwhelmed, you do not know where to begin, but you know you need help my door is open. Together we can find the resources you need. In most cases the conversations we have are confidential. Exceptions are if you or someone else is in danger, and in cases of sexual misconduct. In these situations I am obligated to report to the university.
| Resource | Description | Contact Information |
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Cleveland Heights Police
Cleveland Police |
Emergency: If you are on campus, call CWRU Police (aka campus security). They can generally get to you faster than calling 911.
Campus non-emergencies:
Emergency
Emergency |
216-368-3333
216-368-3300
911
911 |
| Safe Ride | Safe ride is a service provided to students, faculty and staff to shuttle individual’s safety around campus after-hours in addition to public transportation. |
216-368-3000
Operates 7:00 p.m.-3:00 a.m.
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| University Counseling Services | Need to talk to someone? Professionals at UCS are there to help. |
216.368.5872
Business and after-hours number |
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Providing health and wellness care, medical assistance, and health-related resources to students |
216.368.2450
Business hours, after hours and weekends
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| Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Center (LGBT Center) |
The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center exemplifies Case Western Reserve University’s commitment to serving its diverse student, staff and faculty populations. The space provides an inviting home to members of the LGBT and allied community interested in questioning, investigating, and celebrating sexual orientation and/or gender identity.
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216.368.5694
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| The Office of Multicultural Affairs | The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) encourages, supports and facilitates the success of all Case students by providing opportunities for diverse interaction and cultural education that occurs outside of the classroom environment. | 216.368.2904 |
| International Affairs | The Center is the first space on campus designed to provide a “home” for international students and activities, as well as to be a central location where the University will engage the business, government, foundation and civic communities around global issues. | 216-368-2517 |
| SOURCE Office | The SOURCE office is here to help students learn about research and creative project opportunities. | 216- 368-2180 |
| Office Of Undergraduate Studies | Undergraduate Studies guides and supports undergraduate students as they navigate the University; discover, define, and realize their academic and career goals; acquire skills and experiences that foster meaningful lives of engagement in local, national, and international communities; and access advice and support services that will promote their success. | 216-368-2928 |
| Education Services for Students (ESS) | ESS helps undergraduate, graduate, and professional students enhance their learning processes to achieve academic success. | 216.368.5230 |
| Registrar’s Office | Schedule of classes, academic calendar, finals calendar, transcripts etc. | 216-368-4310 |
| Sexual Misconduct (Title IX) | The Office of Title IX at CWRU responds to, investigates, and supports individuals through reports of sexual misconduct. The office is a resource for students, faculty, and staff on issues related to Title IX and sexual misconduct. | 216-368-3066 |