Supporting Our Community
In Difficult Times – and Anytime

The senseless violence and loss of life in Boulder, Co., on March 22, 2021, coming on the heels of the March 16 murders in Atlanta, is tragic. It is especially painful in Colorado, which has endured so much tragedy over the last year. CU Denver supports its community during these times.

A Message From the Chancellor

CU Denver Chancellor Michelle Marks offers a moving message to the campus community, acknowledging the pain associated with mass shootings and offering ways for the community to come together.

Community Resources

CU Denver offers a rich array of mental health and supportive services for our students, faculty, and staff. Please note that we will continue to build and enhance this resources list.

CU Denver Student and Community Counseling Center
Confidential campus resource for students
Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
Main phone: 303-315-7270
Emergency after-hours: 303-615-9911

Office of Case Management
Non-confidential office to provide support and connect you to additional resources
Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
303-315-7310

Colorado State Employee Assistance Program
Confidential community counseling resource for staff and faculty. 
Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
303-866-4314

The Real Help Hotline
Confidential counseling resource for staff and faculty. 
Available 24/7, 365 days 
Hotline: (833) 533-CHAT (2428)

Our counseling service, My SSP, offers 24/7 real-time chat and phone support with a licensed counselor, or, if you prefer, scheduled support with a dedicated counselor via phone and video. For online students, counseling services can be accessed through the My SSP phone app for iPhone or Android, or through their website. You can get started and arrange a session by selecting ‘CU Online Student’ and registering your profile.

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