Resources for Student Care
Resources for Student Care and Wellness
Vanderbilt Student Care Network
The University provides students with a wide array of services from many different sources both on and off campus. To help students navigate those services, the university has organized the services in the Student Care Network under the following categories.
Physical / Emotional / Spiritual / Social / Financial / Vocational / Sexual / Intellectual / Cultural & Identity
Below are YouTube videos, both a brief and comprehensive version, detailing Student Care Network services:
Student Care Network Brief Overview
Student Care Network Comprehensive Overview
To begin, please visit the Office of Student Care Coordination.
The Office of Student Care Coordination is the central and first point of contact for any graduate student who may have an academic, personal, emotional, medical, and/or other concern. Student Care Coordinators individually assess each student’s needs and explore resources within Vanderbilt’s Student Care Network and/or the Nashville community to facilitate connections to the most appropriate supports.
Services
Schedule an Appointment
Contact:
Phone: 615-343-WELL (9355)
Email: studentcare@vanderbilt.edu
Office Location: Rand Hall, Suite 305
Office Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm
Vanderbilt has arranged for all Vanderbilt students to have free access to WellTrack, an interactive self-help app that provides guided therapy for stress, anxiety and depression, relaxation techniques, secure sharing with a University Counseling Center provider, a daily mood tracker, and a personal progress dashboard. Students can register for the app on the WellTrack website or by downloading the app through the Apple App Store or Google Play (for Android) using your Vanderbilt University ID.
Resources for Misconduct and Compliance Issues
Communications about and reporting incidents of hate, bias and discrimination through the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
Vanderbilt Title IX & Student Discrimination Office
Vanderbilt takes reports of sexual misconduct seriously. The University recommends that reports of sexual misconduct be made to the Title IX Office. If a person chooses to make an initial report to any other mandatory reporter, the mandatory reporter will refer the matter to the Title IX Office. The Title IX Office has responsibility for responding to reports of sexual misconduct. How the University responds depends upon a variety of factors, including the wishes of the complainant, the facts and circumstances of the specific incident, to whom it was reported, and the University’s obligations under applicable federal and state laws. Retaliation is prohibited against any person who makes a report of sexual misconduct, participates in an investigation, encourages reporting an incident, or opposes sexual misconduct.
Vanderbilt Compliance Hotline
An anonymous, confidential hotline is available to report compliance concerns and complaints. Reports can be made online here or by toll-free call to (844) 814-5935.
Although this is usually used to report compliance issues (for example misuse of funds), it can be used to report harassing behavior, which is a violation of University policies on appropriate workplace conduct, or anything of compliance with behavior standards.