Mental Health & Well-Being Support

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Mission Statement

The primary mission of Pitzer College’s Strive 2 Thrive Case Management and Programming, is to assist students in achieving a balance of their overall well-being and academic success. Strive 2 Thrive is committed to collaborating with Pitzer’s diverse community to ensure that all aspects of campus life- learning, working, and living are accessible to all students. 

Case management provides resources, advocacy, programming, collaboration, outreach and direct services to facilitate academic success, create inclusive environments, wellness and achieve access and equity. Programming provides education, campus-wide programs, and peer engagement to promote well-being, resilience, and cultivate a thriving campus environment.

Student of Concern Referral Form

This referral is intended to allow faculty and staff to share or refer concerns regarding the wellness or concerning behavior of a student at Pitzer College.

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Mental Health & Well-Being Support Resources

Mental Health Services

Pitzer College Strive 2 Thrive Case Management provides culturally responsive support to help students navigate personal, emotional, and academic challenges to promote students' emotional well-being and academic success.

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Strive 2 Thrive

Strive 2 Thrive Programming initiative is dedicated to empowering students to make informed choices that support lifelong well-being. Through evidence-informed education, campus-wide programs, and peer engagement, Strive 2 Thrive Programming promotes physical, mental, and emotional well-being, strengthens resilience, and cultivates a thriving campus environment.

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Crisis Support & CARE Concerns

If you are concerned about a Pitzer student's well-being, the Care Team is here to help. Faculty, staff, students, and families and community members are encouraged to submit a 'Student of Concern' form when a student may be experiencing personal, emotional, behavioral, academic, or other challenges that are affecting their well-being or ability to succeed.

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Contact Us

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Stephanie Hannant
  • Senior Assistant Dean of Mental Health & Well-Being
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Christian Santana
  • Student Support Case Manager

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