CWU Police
Behavioral Issues
The online Behaviors of Concern report is a tool for members of the CWU Community to pass along information to the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities regarding:
- Requests for assistance or support with emotional, physical, or health related concerns
- Disruptive, disturbing, or concerning behaviors that do not rise to the level of an immediate 9-1-1 notification, but may include potential university policy violations and or safety concerns.
You may also report behaviors of concern through MyCWU using the Report Behaviors of Concern link.
Students exhibiting concerning behavioral issues or potential university policy violations such as: academic dishonesty, harassment, discrimination, other disruptive or concerning behaviors can be referred to the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities for outreach and investigation to address the behaviors in accordance with the Student Conduct Code.
Location: Bouillon 204
Phone: 509-963-1515
Medical and Counseling Clinic
Students seeking confidential testing or emotional/support/counseling related to family or relationship concerns, grief or loss, identity issues, mental health concerns (anxiety, depression, stress, suicidal ideation, self-harming behaviors, etc.), transition to or out of college, and many more.
Location: Corner of 11th and Poplar
Medical Clinic: 509-963-1881
Counseling Clinic: 509-963-1391
Case Management Services
Students struggling with emotional distress or trauma can connect with Case Management Services who can assess the student's needs, connect with appropriate resources, and provide follow-up contact.
Location: Bouillon 204
Phone: 509-963-1515
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