Student Health and Wellbeing

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COVID-19: Mental Health Resources through CAPS

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is providing virtual appointments, crisis services and workshops to support students during the coronavirus health crisis.

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COVID-19: Health Center

The Health Center continues to hold in-person appointments, however, students must call (909) 869-4000 first. No walk-in appointments are being held at this time.

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COVID-19: Basic Needs

The Basic Needs program is supporting students during this difficult time in the areas of emergency housing, food insecurity and emergency funds. The program has also developed a COVID-19 resource list for students, available on their website.

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COVID-19: Bronco Wellness Center

The Bronco Wellness Center is supporting students with virtual one-on-one sessions as well as hosting online workshops on various topics, including nutrition, sleep, mental health and more.

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COVID-19: Disability Resource Center

The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is holding appointments for registered students over the phone and via Zoom, and is working with faculty and staff to provide appropriate accommodations for these students.

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COVID-19 Safer Return Training

Students who will be physically on-campus are required to complete one of the two available training sessions below based on which is applicable to them. You will be prompted to login using Single Sign On (SSO). If you need help with your password, experience technical issues or have questions about the training, email cpplearning@cpp.edu.

Working Safely During the COVID-19 Pandemic for Students
This training is for on-campus student employees and/or students with approved in-person learning components for Fall 2020.

Working Safely During the COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19 Safer Return Training for Students

This training is for students who will be physically on-campus for any other reason that is not related to work nor an in-person learning compoment.

COVID-19 Safer Return Training

COVID-19 Health Screener

All students who are physically on campus for any reason must complete the Student Health Screener below.

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Welcome to Student Health and Wellbeing!

By focusing on Access, Prevention, and Early Intervention, our students will thrive as individuals and as members of the CPP community, where they learn, work, and play.

Leticia Gutierrez-Lopez, Psy.D.
Associate Vice President for Student Health and Wellbeing
Student Affairs - SSB 121 East 2^nd Floor
(909) 869-2760