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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Formerly the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 988 is a hotline that provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones.
The Emerson College Police Department operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. ECPD officers are sworn in as both Massachusetts Special State Police Officers and Suffolk County Deputy Sheriffs. These police powers allow Emerson police officers full police authority on property used, owned, or occupied by Emerson College. These police powers also expand officers' jurisdiction to maintain the security of College property and advance the safety and well-being of members of the Emerson College community. Emerson College police officers are here for your safety and assistance.
ECPD provides a number of services, including Safety Escorts, Safety Workshops, Lost and Found, and more.
The Emerson College Police Department operates 24/7 as Massachusetts Special State Police Officers and Suffolk County Deputy Sheriffs, with full authority on Emerson's property. They provide services including Safety Escorts, Safety Workshops, and managing Lost and Found items, prioritizing the safety and well-being of the Emerson community.
ECPD officers have undergone Cultural Competency training, enhancing their ability to interact respectfully and effectively with the diverse campus community. This training aligns with Emerson College's dedication to diversity and inclusion, ensuring a safe, understanding, and supportive environment for all.
Emerson Wellness Center offers a variety of services to Emerson students. Counseling Services provides short-term psychotherapy, support and therapy groups, psychiatric consultation, referrals, crisis intervention, and outreach. All services are confidential.
The Wellness Center is committed to addressing the mental health needs of BIPOC students at Emerson College. It employs full-time BIPOC counselors who bring a focused understanding of the challenges faced by these students. These counselors maintain weekly hours in the Cultural Center, providing a safe and accessible space for students. Additionally, the Wellness Center hosts affinity groups for students to discuss their experiences in a supportive group setting outside of a clinical environment. This approach ensures a holistic and culturally sensitive approach to mental health and well-being for BIPOC students.
Emerson Wellness Center offers a variety of services to Emerson students. Counseling Services provides short-term psychotherapy, support and therapy groups, psychiatric consultation, referrals, crisis intervention, and outreach. All services are confidential.
The Office of Housing and Residential Education at Emerson College oversees all things related to living on the Boston campus. We are here to help you with any aspect of your residential experience, whether it is answering questions about housing, helping you move in, or making friends, we look forward to being a part of your experience!