Students lead efforts that foster acceptance and inclusivity for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities within the veterinary profession and across a diversifying clientele.
The distinctive wellness button seen around campus helps individuals easily find someone who is trained to lend an ear and provide support during difficult times or crisis situations
Vet students participating in this professional fraternity build lifelong friendships and engage with faculty through a variety of social and community outreach activities.
Our licensed social worker is available to help navigate difficult decisions regarding your pet’s health or when dealing with the loss of a companion animal.
We encourage all faculty, staff and students to make use of Cummings’ athletic facilities to enjoy the benefits of exercise and fitness with access available 24/7.
Students learn coping skills through seminars on topics such as mindfulness training, embracing stress, and time management.
Faculty, staff and students are trained to proactively identify individuals in distress and ensure that they receive the support needed.
Veterinary students dealing with many similar issues and challenges openly share their experiences in small groups, helping to foster an environment of caring, support and trust.
This selective course offered to 1st and 2nd-year veterinary students provides a foundation to help them cope with the mental health and well-being pressures of the veterinary profession.
Just a phone call away — veterinary students are available to help pet owners work through the heartache of losing a beloved animal companion.
