The Basics
Chapter 8: Staying Healthy

8.5: Personal Resources List 
by Bri Christophers, last updated 09/09/2015 by Sewheat Haile

​The University has plenty of resources for students needing help and support. I encourage you to make use of these resources to keep yourself happy, balanced and flourishing at Princeton!

LGBT Center
The Center plans events and serves as a support network for LGBTQIA* individuals. It also provides programming about active allyship.
Located in Frist Campus Center, Level 200.
Learn more about the Center, their events and resources on their website and Facebook.

Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding
The Center plans event centered around different cultures. It also serves as a support network and advocate for students on color.
Located at 58 Prospect Ave.
Learn more about the Center, their events, and resources on their website and Facebook.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS)
CPS is a resource for students needing counseling or therapy services.
Located at McCosh Student Health Center
Learn more about their services, resources and groups on their website.

Women*s Center
The Center plans events about gender, feminism, women’s issues, and women’s history. It also serves as a support network for women.
Located in Frist Campus Center, Level 200.
Learn more about the Center, their events and resources on their website and Facebook.

McCosh Student Health Center
McCosh Health Center provides basic medical services to students, faculty and staff.
Located south of Frist Campus Center.
To learn about their services and resources or to schedule an appointment online, visit their website.

Sexual Harassment/Assault Advising, Resources and Education (SHARE)
SHARE provides help, information and resources for students who may have been victims of sexual harassment or assault.
Located at McCosh Student Health Center
Learn more about their resources on their website.