Wellness Resources

OSU-Tulsa is a community that cares. There are resources available at OSU-Tulsa and in the Tulsa community that can provide help and guidance for maintaining your mental and physical health.

Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling

Low-cost counseling services

Oklahoma State University students, staff and faculty receive five free sessions.

918-594-8568

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Wellness Center

Virtual programming and facilities access by appointment

Email OSU-Tulsa Wellness to make an appointment to use the Wellness Center.

918-594-8126

tulsa.wellness@okstate.edu

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Campus Cupboard

Food and necessities for students who need them

Email Campus Life to schedule an appointment to pick-up items.

918-594-8450

tulsa.campuslife@okstate.edu

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Campus Safety

University Police, Cowboy Alert System and more.

OSU-Tulsa University Police

Emergency (Available 24/7): 918-594-8123

Non-Emergency: 918-594-8124

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Veteran Success

Veteran support and services

Veteran Success Center located in Main Hall Commons.

Have questions about the space? Contact Campus Life.

tulsa.campuslife@okstate.edu

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Support for Victims of Sexual Violence

Supportive measures for student victims of sexual harassment and sexual violence.

Confidential Reporting

OSU-Tulsa Victim Advocate

918-200-5595

Title IX Coordinator
918-594-8105

Non-Confidential Reporting

Student Conduct
918-594-8234

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Become an advocate

Advocate training opportunities are available for faculty, staff and students to learn more about mental health. In addition to spreading awareness of OSU's mental health resources, advocates can participate in training that teaches how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illness, aids in suicide prevention, and builds on the importance of our collective role to support each other.

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