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Penn Student Support Resources
If you are feeling uneasy, unwell, or want to talk to someone
- Counseling and Psychological Services
- 215-898-7021 (24/7)
- Any student can speak to a trained clinician by phone, day or night. Students also can schedule virtual appointments.
- Student Health Service
- 215-746-3535
- Comprehensive primary care, including services to help you eat well, sleep well, and reduce stress.
- University Chaplain’s Office
- 215-898-8456
- Provides pastoral support, informal advising, and counseling to students in need of care and comfort. Staff can also refer to specific religious community supports such as:
Penn Hillel 215-898-7391 | The center of Penn’s Jewish community.
Penn Newman Center 215-898-8611 | Catholic community support.
- Penn Violence Prevention
- 215-746-2642
- Engages the Penn community in the prevention of sexual violence, relationship violence, stalking, and sexual harassment on campus.
- International Student & Scholar Services
- 215-898-4661
- Advance global engagement at the University of Pennsylvania and affiliated hospitals by offering inclusive, innovative, and impactful immigration and integration services.
- Faculty or staff whom you know and trust can offer support.
If you aren’t sure where to go or you’re concerned about a friend
If you want to speak directly to a staff member at an identity resource center
- Graduate Student Center(GSC)
- 215-746-6868
Provides information, programming, resources, and support for graduate and professional students at Penn.
- Family Center at Penn
- 215-746-2701
Provides a forum for student parents to connect and develop supportive networks, and offers a welcoming and family-friendly environment for Penn students, post-docs, caregivers, and children.
If you have an academic concern
Please contact your school academic/student advising offices or the Weingarten Center
If you have a concern about student/group behavior
If you want to deepen your community and civic engagement