Student Resources
The College of New Jersey Student Health and Safety Resources
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Student well-being is an essential part of academic success, personal growth, and resilience. Dr. Onyewuenyi encourages students to prioritize their mental and emotional health and recognizes the important role that identity, community, and lived experiences play in overall well-being. Students seeking confidential mental health support, counseling services, or wellness resources are encouraged to connect with The College of New Jersey's Counseling and Prevention Services (CAPS), which provides a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment to help students navigate academic, personal, and emotional challenges.
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A strong support network is essential to student success, and seeking help is a meaningful step toward personal and academic growth. The TCNJ Cares Program connects students with campus and community resources providing individualized support to help students navigate challenges, build resilience, develop effective coping skills, and remain on track to achieve their academic and personal goals.
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AmIOK is a collaboration between the TCNJ School of Nursing and Health Sciences and the Center for Integrative Wellness (CIW), in coordination with the Office of Anti-Violence Initiatives. Servicing the greater Mercer County area The AmIOk program provides timely support to enrolled college students who have experienced a crime or traumatic event through the use of a 24-hour confidential hotline.
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Maintaining physical health is an important part of overall well-being and academic success. Dr. Onyewuenyi urges students to prioritize their health by utilizing The College of New Jersey's Student Health Services. From preventive care and health education to treatment for illness and wellness resources, Student Health Services supports students in maintaining their physical health so they can thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
