Student Health & Wellness Resources

As a student leader, you play an important role in helping your peers and members of your organization feel connected and supported. Iowa State has a variety of resources available to support students’ mental health, wellness, and personal safety.

Student Health & Wellness

Student Health and Wellness focuses on providing holistic, integrated health and wellbeing care for students. We have a no wrong door philosophy and will help you connect to whatever resources and services you need. Student Health and Wellness offers a range of services from self-help, community education, wellbeing training, peer to peer support, brief intervention programs, and specialty services.

Visit cyclonehealth.iastate.edu for more information!

Cyclone Support

If you are feeling lonely, anxious, depressed, concerned about your finances, struggling with academics, procrastination or motivation, or feeling overwhelmed, the best place to start is Cyclone Support. Encourage your members to bookmark this website: cyclonesupport.iastate.edu and take advantage of the services available to all students.

We are here for you. Your time at Iowa State is expected to be fun and exciting, but sometimes the college experience can become overwhelming. Iowa State is committed to support you inside and outside the classroom.

Follow @IAStateSA on Twitter and Instagram for tips and advice throughout the year.

Green Dot

What is Green Dot?

A green dot is any choice, behavior, word, or attitude that promotes safety for everyone and communicates utter intolerance for power-based personal violence in our Iowa State University community. A green dot is anything you do to make our community safer.
Green dots can be PROACTIVE or REACTIVE
Proactive Green Dots
- Little things you do to make it less likely that violence, or a red dot, will ever happen (e.g., conversing with your friend about your stance against violence, wearing green dot gear, etc.)
Reactive Green Dots
- Choices you make in response to a situation that you think could be harmful to another or might eventually lead to something harmful (e.g. stepping in when you notice something is not quite right in the student neighborhood, walking a friend home when they’ve had too much to drink, etc.)

Bystander Intervention Training

Iowa State supports active bystanders!
To learn more about violence prevention initiatives, receive bystander intervention training through Green Dot, request presentations, or find ways to get involved, visit the Student Wellness website.