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Wellness Center

The Wellness Center provides integrated healthcare to Dickinson students in service to the individual and college community needs.

To foster student wellbeing, services are aimed at the prevention and treatment of illness, as well as the maintenance and promotion of health. These student-centered services are provided in ways that recognize, respect and value the diversity of the student body toward an end goal of enhancing the wellbeing of every student.

WHAT WE OFFER

Access the patient portal by clicking on the Pyramed Link in the Gateway.

 

 

 

Contact Info

Department Head

Lauren Strunk, Ed.D., LPCExecutive Director

Staff

Beth GrahamAssistant Director, Administrative Services
Missy Stine, Ph.D.Associate Director of Counseling and Psychiatric Services
Jennifer Braund, CRNPAssociate Director of Health Services

Phone

717-245-1663

Fax

717-245-1938

Location

Kline Annex Mailing Address

Need Assistance Now?

EMERGENCY CARE

If you are on-campus and have a physical or mental health emergency that cannot wait until our office reopens, contact DPS (717) 245-1111 and an officer will assist you with accessing care. If you are off-campus and experiencing an emergency, please call 911.

Any student who needs urgent health advice for a non-emergency during the time we are closed that cannot wait until we reopen should call our after-hours phone triage service toll-free at (877) 229-4183.  Please Note:  The Wellness Center will receive a report of your call as your healthcare provider on the next business day. Wellness Center appointments cannot be canceled utilizing this service.

Any student who needs urgent mental health care has 24/7 access to Telus Student Support Program (formerly MySSP). Students can access My SSP by downloading the app or visiting https://myssp.app/ca/home

 

CRISIS WALK IN HOURS (FOR URGENT AND EMERGENT NEEDS)

Monday - Friday
11 a.m. - noon
2 p.m. - 3 p.m.
(No appointment needed)

Our same-day crisis services are designed to assist students who are confronting life-threatening circumstances, current or recent traumatic crises, and serious mental illness.  A counselor is available to meet with students in crisis when not being seen immediately could lead to serious consequences or seriously aggravate their existing condition. The reason it is limited to these circumstances is that another student’s counseling visit may need to be interrupted to provide you with crisis services.  Students can also utilize the Telus Student Support Program (formerly My SSP) 24/7 by downloading the app or visiting https://myssp.app/ca/home

 

*Please contact the Wellness Center at 717-245-1663 during normal business hours for same-day assistance that is not an emergency.


Hours of Operation

Hours of Operation

The Wellness Center is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8-4:30pm and Tuesday 9-4:30pm

When the campus is open but classes are not in session (i.e. fall pause, spring break, finals) our hours are:

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30am-4:30pm and Tuesday 9-4:30pm

 


Dickinson National College Health Assessment

The ACHA-National College Health Assessment (NCHA) is a nationally recognized research survey that assists Dickinson in collecting precise data on a wide range of health and wellness issues that impact our student population and affect their academic performance.

The Dickinson College Wellness Center disseminates the NCHA biennially occurring during even-numbered years.

2024 NCHA Data

2022 NCHA Data


For general information, call (717)245-1663 or email studentwellness@dickinson.edu