The Office of Campus Community Health works to help keep you healthy and safe through health promotion, preventive health and wellness programs, counseling services, and coalition building with both on-campus and off-campus partners.
We are committed to addressing and reducing the impact of physical, mental, and emotional health issues on students, through the delivery of quality primary care services and support, in a manner consistent with your level of need.
University Health Center
The University Health Center is your first stop when you're sick or injured, need well woman care, or need clinical prevention services such as immunizations or medications. It's staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacy and lab technicians, and friendly office personnel.
Counseling Center
The Counseling Center helps with concerns affecting your life and functioning, and is a safe place for you to begin addressing your concerns. It's staffed by clinicians who are experienced in responding to a variety of personal and social issues.
Wellness Support and Community Engagement
Through a wide variety of support programs and services, we can help you stay safe and healthy, and help you get connected to local community resources. We believe education, engagement, and prevention are powerful tools, and we're here to help you use them.
The University Health Center takes insurance! And, even if you don't have insurance right now, you can still be seen for an affordable price.
The Counseling Center offers weekly "Mental Fitness" workshops on topics like Healthy Relationships, Motivation, Stress Management, and more.
In addition to a wide variety of on-campus programs, we can also connect you with community initiatives like Friendship Families and the Chamber of Commerce Student Member Program.
As Director of Campus Community Health, Amy works to support student health and well-being
by coordinating care, wellness initiatives, and health promotion across campus. Amy
has worked in the field of violence and sexual assault prevention since 2003. She
is a member of UCM’s Title IX Team and CARE Team, serves as a victim advocate, and
leads UCM’s gender violence prevention efforts.
In collaboration with campus and community partners, we reduce the impact of physical, mental, and behavioral health issues on student success, through the delivery of quality primary care services and the implementation of evidence-informed health promotion strategies.
University Health Center
Tel: (660) 543-4770
Counseling Center
Tel: (660) 543-4060
Suzy Latare
Wellness Support and Community Engagement
Tel: (660) 543-8947
