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CAPS provides mental health services
Carolina’s Counseling and Psychological Services, or CAPS, is the mental health provider for students and post-doctoral fellows. CAPS provides initial assessments, brief therapy, group therapy, medication management and support for therapy referrals for off-campus providers.
Mental Health and Well-Being Resources for Students
Dear Students, As you know, in a short period of time, our campus community has experienced two events that required our students, faculty, and staff to shelter safely in place. We understand that these incidents shake our sense of safety in a place we love — where we live, learn, work, and play. Remember that…
Student counseling resources available Tuesday, August 29
On Monday, we experienced a campus shooting that has shaken our entire community. Events like this affect each of us differently, but your mental health and well-being are paramount, and we have an array of resources to support you now and in the days ahead. On Tuesday, Aug. 29, numerous staff will be available to…
Military Friendly Schools survey gives gold ranking to UNC-Chapel Hill
Carolina has once again been designated a military friendly university, earning a gold ranking in the 2023-24 Military Friendly Schools survey. The Military Friendly Schools list by veteran’s advocacy group Viqtory reviews colleges and universities across the nation. Of the 1,800 institutions that participated in the most recent survey, 250 received the gold award status…
Convocation marks start of Class of 2027’s journey
By Susan Hudson, University Communications, Monday, August 21st, 2023 Carolina is famously located on a hill, but the academic terrain of Chapel Hill can look much steeper to a first-year student. Speaking at New Student Convocation in the Dean E. Smith Center on Sunday evening, Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz reassured the Class of 2027: “The…
Faculty/Staff HAVEN Training Summer 2023
HAVEN Training provides participants with tools to be an ally to someone who has experienced sexual assault, interpersonal violence, and/or stalking.
