College Mental Health
Connecting students with initiatives and resources tailored to their unique needs.
At the Eisenberg Family Depression Center, we help students prioritize their mental health through on-campus support and resource connections that help students stay healthy and make the most of their college experience.
Rates of depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions are increasing for college-age adolescents and young adults. Many special populations of students face unique challenges during college. From first-generation students to student veterans to those who are underrepresented at their schools, these young adults deserve support to help them succeed and grow during their formative years.
On-campus Initatives
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Depression on College Campuses Conference
Annual event dedicated to progressing mental health work on campus.
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Campus Mind Works
Resources and support groups for students.
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Athletes Connected
Resources and support groups to improve the emotional health of student athletes.
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Peer Advisors for Veteran Education
One-on-one peer support and dedicated resources for incoming student veterans.
Neil's Story
Our Maxwell Gray Film Fellowship program helps students create films that promote mental health through the power of storytelling.
Depression Toolkit
Instant access to mental health support tools and resources to guide our mental health journeys.
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