51²è¹Ý

51²è¹Ý is committed to the health and well-being of its students and provides the following resources:

Alcohol and Drugs Use and Abuse

Substance abuse counseling provides students with a confidential source of help and information when confronted with alcohol or drug abuse or addiction issues. Counseling services offers assessments, interventions, referrals and short-term counseling as well as ongoing support for recovering students.

Chaplain & Religious Life

Office of the Chaplain and Religious Life  
 
phone: 214-768-4502

The Chaplains Office provides pastoral care and theological reflection for students, faculty and staff in addition to a weekly service of praise, prayer and encouragement in the Christian tradition. Over 29 different religious groups are sponsored through the Chaplain’s Office which allow students to connect with others that share their faith or to pursue different faith traditions.

Counseling Services

Counseling Services  
 
phone: 214-768-2277

Staff of Counseling Services provides short-term individual counseling and psychiatric services to assist students in identifying, assessing, and resolving concerns which may interfere with their academic, social and emotional growth and development. Counselors have experience in issues facing veterans and there is a counselor on-staff who is a veteran. Group counseling, educational counseling and crisis intervention is also available.

Crisis Intervention

A crisis is any situation in which a person needs assistance in order to adequately cope. Mental Health professionals make every effort to respond quickly to a student in crisis. During office hours, students in crisis do not need an appointment and can come to the main desk, or if after hours, students can call 214-768-2277 for the counselor on call.

Disability Accommodations & Success Strategies (DASS)

The DASS office serves all students, both undergraduate and graduate, with conditions that are disabling in some way. By working with students to identify the impact of their condition on their academic experience, DASS may recommend accommodations as well as additional support services. 

Health Center

Dr. Bob Smith Health Center  
 
phone: 214-768-2141

The new Dr. Bob Smith Health Center is recognized by students as an exemplary provider of comprehensive outpatient care, including primary care, laboratory and radiology services, a pharmacy and health education. The new Center is housed in a 28,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility centrally location on Bishop Blvd.  Staffed by physicians, registered nurses, and medical assistants, the clinic is available to diagnose and treat student illness, injury, ongoing treatment, as well as immunizations and allergy injections.

Recreational Sports

Dedman Center for Lifetime Sports
 
phone: 214-768-3366

From team sports to personal fitness (featuring state of the art equipment), you will find it all at the Dedman Center. The center offers over 170,000 square feet of indoor recreational space for many sports including a climbing wall plus an outdoor area that includes two sand volleyball courts and a zero entry pool with leisure deck. Outdoor Adventures are planned through Dedman Center for most breaks and many weekends.

Sexual Misconduct

In the event that a student experiences sexual misconduct, 51²è¹Ý has resources in place to provide support, including law enforcement officials, a Title IX Coordinator and Deputy Coordinators, and confidential counselors trained in sexual misconduct issues. Confidential resources include Counseling Services 214-768-2277 (24 hour resources available) or the Chaplains Office 214-768-4502.

Reporting Sexual Assault on Campus – 51²è¹Ý Police  214-768-3333 or 911

Reporting Sexual Assault off-campus – Call 911

Sexual Assault – Veteran specific