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USC Student Health (Engemann)

One-on-one counselling, different types of group counselling

213-740-9355

Yes (with exception of emergencies)

Occupational Therapy

Alternative resource to counselling: Psychological counselling / preventative medicine

(323) 442-3340

No

TC4T

Anonymous online form to fill when you are concerned for another student's safety. NOTE: they will not follow up with the reporter

213-821-4710 (Support and Advocacy)

No

Student Support and Advocacy

Problem solving, crisis management, medical/non-medical leave of absences, faculty notification, informal and formal grievances, grade disputes

213-740-2421

No

Alcoholics Anonymous

Support group

1-323-936-4343

Yes

Narcotics Anonymous

Support group

(310) 390-0279

Yes

The Haven at College

USC House/Support group for students struggling with substance use

(310) 822-1234

Yes

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress

1-800-273-8255

Yes

USC Student Health (Engemann)

One-on-one counselling, different types of group counselling

N/A

N/A

Academic Counselling Services

Advisors to help you declare a major

213-740-0776

https://undergrad.usc.edu/services/counseling/

Disability Services and Programs

Help seek the necessary accomodations/services for disabilities (e.g. testing accomodations, service animals)

213-740-0776

https://dsp.usc.edu/

Kortschak Center for Learning and Creativity

Academic coaching in a variety of areas, ranging from time management to note taking to test taking to studying

213-740-7884

https://kortschakcenter.usc.edu/

Language Center

On-campus resource for students and faculty to enhance and encourage the learning of foreign languages

213-740-1188

https://dornsife.usc.edu/languages/learning-resources/

Math Center

Suite of rooms (KAP263) to study or get help in math from grad students, faculty, and TAs

https://dornsife.usc.edu/mathcenter/

Tutoring Services

Peer-to-peer tutoring available in the following subjects: psychology, chemistry, French, math, music composition, physics, biology, and Spanish

213-740-0776

https://undergrad.usc.edu/services/tutoring/

Veterans Resource Center

Students who are veterans/service members meet with a veterans certifying officer and learn about services available on campus

213-821-6028

https://campusactivities.usc.edu/veterans/

Writing Center

Indivdual appointments and workshops to sharpen your writing skills- includes essay help

213-740-3691

https://dornsife.usc.edu/writingcenter/

Department of Public Safety

REPORT WHEN STUDENT IS AT RISK OF DANGER FROM THEMSELVES/SOMEONE ELSE

UPC: 213-740-6000 | HSC: 323-442-1200

Office of Equity and Diversity

Responds to complaints on sexual harassment, sexual assault, and sexual misconduct

(213) 740-5086

Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention (RSVP)

Provides immediate therapy services for situations related to gender- and power-based harm

(213) 740-4900

Title IX

Responds to reports of all types of discrimination and harrassment

(213) 740-5086

The Healing Process

The Healing Process Magazine is an interdisciplinary, literary arts magazine that explores themes of health and science through literature and the humanities.

uschealingprocess@gmail.com

Trojans for Neurodiversity

A new club on USC’s campus aimed at creating a more accepting environment for students with disabilities.

714-944-7438

Gabrams@usc.edu

Novus Think Tank

Novus Think Tank is an interdisciplinary social change organization at USC that channels the passion and growth of our members into creative, team-based problem solving.

417-893-0404

novusthinktank@gmail.com

Green Ribbon Club at USC

The purpose of GRC at USC is to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health, increase the transparency of resources, and ultimately decrease the rates of suicide.

greenribbonatusc@gmail.com

Pre-Occupational Therapy Club

Provides a space for students to learn more about the field of OT, has OT guest speakers

usc.preotclub@gmail.com

Heatfulness @ USC

The purpose of this organization is to help students reduce stress and improve focus through heartfulness mediation

heartsc@usc.edu

Academic Culture Assembly

uscaca@usc.edu

USG

usgsp@usc.edu

Residential Housing Association

resed@usc.edu

Student Assembly for Gender Empowerment

SAGE is responsible for advocating feminist issues on campus and in the community, as well as providing relevant student programming through educational, cultural, political, and social activities and services

uscsage@usc.edu

Row Run

Mental Health Awarness Greek Life Event

rtmurphy@usc.edu

Free MINDS USC Chapter

They are the WOAT);

mindsfoundationusc@gmail.com

Mindful USC

Classes in meditation/journaling

N/a- mobile app

Recreational Sports

Facilities, programs, classes, club/intramural sports

N/a

Residential Education

Providing purposefully inclusive communities that create opportunities for personal and academic success

213-740-2080

Campus Cruiser

Transportation at night

Download the app on the App Store

Volunteer Center

Offers opportunities to get involved in helping around LA

213-740-5693