Lumberjack Wellness Network

Student Outreach and Well-being

Concerned about an Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ student?

Anyone may report a concern about an Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ student. If you're concerned about a student's behavior (absences, hospitalizations, mental health, etc) and how it may be impacting their success, say something!

Provide factual, objective information. This helps us respond to specific situations rather than generalities. Our team will reach out to the student during regular business hours to assess what support or resources are appropriate.

Mental health resources

If you have an urgent mental health concern during regular business hours, stop by the Health and Wellness Hub for a walk-in crisis appointment with a counselor.

If you believe you're in an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

24/7 no-cost virtual support: Download the Timelycare app

  • offers on-demand emotional support, appointment-based counseling, advanced psychiatric care and more. The mental health support you need, right in your pocket. Use your myÄ¢¹½ÊÓƵ credentials to log in.

 

24/7 crisis phone numbers

  • Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ's Crisis Counselors: Call 936.468.7988
  • Burke, the local mental health authority: call 1.800.392.8343
  • Crisis Text Line: text HOME to 741741
  • Trans Lifeline: call 1.877.565.8860
  • The Trevor Project: call 1.866.488.7386 or text 678678
  • Veterans Crisis Line: call 988 and select option "1" or text 838255

Thoughts of suicide?

In the U.S., the national suicide and crises lifeline is available by calling or texting 988. There also is an online chat at .

  • Phone: call or text 988
  • Website:
  • Additional resources:
    • Website:

Academics

Struggling in class? Utilize your instructor's office hours! They're one of the best resources. Visit during their office hours and ask questions, allowing a allow a one-on-one opportunity to receive feedback on exams, homework, quizzes and more.

Health, safety and well-being

If you're interested in obtaining in-person or online services off campus, we suggest the following resources:

  • Family Crisis Center (off campus advocate)
  • and offer directories to search for licensed professional counselors.
  • or call 211 to access a wide range of services for mental health, housing, legal aid and more.
  • provides support, advocacy, education and community events.
  • organizes local events and resources for individuals seeking LGBTQIA+ support.
  • provides health and wellness information specifically tailored for LGBTQIA+ youth.
  • works to accelerate LGBTQIA+ acceptance and provides media and community resources for support.

Social

  • Counseling Services
    • Anxiety, conflict with others, depression, an eating disorder, loneliness, peer pressure, homesickness or postpartum/perinatal depression.
  • Dean of Students Office
    • Hazing, harassment, family concerns or difficulty finding your group on campus.
  • Off-campus resources:
    • The provides prevention and treatment services for chemical dependency.
    • Burke, local mental health authority, alcohol and drug detoxification services: 936.634.5753 or 1.800.445.8562

Finances and post-graduation

Career Center

Résumé building, career fairs, mock interviews, internships and more are available through the Career Center. Services are free and available whether you're an incoming, current student or alumni.

Essential necessities

Transportation

Food

  • Lumberjack Pantry
    • Food, necessities, baby-related items
  • Emergency meal swipes
    • If you're struggling with hunger, you may receive short-term meal assistance through Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Dining Services.
    • Contact the Dean of Students Office at dos@sfasu.edu or 936.468.7249 during regular business hours.
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    • Food, household items

Resources for Parenting and Expectant Parents

Pregnant and parenting students have access to resources and support, including a designated parenting student liaison, as they navigate the continuation of their education.

Legal resources

  • offers free legal advocacy, representation and community education for individuals facing legal or immigration-related concerns.
  • provides health-related information, community support and resources for students navigating complex immigration-related circumstances.
  • offers mental health tools and wellness resources designed to support students who are the first in their families to attend college. It also provides health and wellness information specifically tailored for LGBTQIA+ youth.