Alice! Health Promotion works to create and sustain a healthy University community in which students can achieve their personal and academic goals. Students may engage with Alice! directly through one-on-one health education visits, participating in workshops and trainings, and partnering to prioritize health and well-being within the campus community.

AIMS has professional staff and peers available to help students who have questions about substance use, abuse, dependence, and other related issues. 

Columbia students can meet with a tobacco cessation specialist, who will provide individual support and help students understand the process of quitting along with developing a personal plan to stop using tobacco. They may also provide options for nicotine replacements or other medical support.

Medical Services provides routine and urgent medical care, travel medicine, immunizations, sexual and reproductive health services, LGBTQ health care, and confidential HIV testing, among other services. 

Sexual Violence Response & Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center works to promote behaviors that foster positive, healthy, and consensual relationships, and supports survivors of violence through advocacy, connection to resources, community education, training, and engagement. 

The Physical Education & Recreation Program of Columbia University at The Dodge Fitness Center meets the educational, recreational, and wellness needs and interests of the University community. 
 

Following a balanced pattern of eating has a number of potential benefits. Learn about the current dietary recommendations, how to talk with a nutritionist, and other ways to talk about food and your body. 

The Well-Being and Health Promotion team leads, facilitates, promotes, and participates in collective, systemic and innovative action for student health and well-being at CUIMC. In partnership with students, staff, and faculty, they work to co-create an equitable and just campus community in which the people, programs, practices, policies, and spaces foster student health and well-being.

In the event of a security, fire, or medical emergency on the Medical Center campus, contact Public Safety or call 911.

Students at the CUIMC campus can make an appointment to speak with a nutritionist about proper meal planning, setting realistic nutrition goals, and other nutrition questions. 

Medical Services within Student Health on Haven provides a full range of primary care services and any needed referrals to specialty services as needed  for students at the CUIMC campus.

Disability Services facilitates equal access for students with disabilities by coordinating accommodations and support services, cultivating a campus culture that is sensitive and responsive to the needs of students on the Morningside and CUIMC campuses. 

Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) supports the psychological and emotional well-being of the Morningside campus community by providing counseling, consultations, and crisis interventions — all of which adhere to strict standards of confidentiality. Drop-In Counseling Offices offer the opportunity for students to meet with CPS counselors, without an appointment, when immediate support, resources or referrals are needed. 

The Counseling Services of Student Health on Haven offers services from social workers, psychologists, and psychiatrists to provide short-term individual and group psychotherapy, psychiatric evaluations, and referrals for ongoing treatment with community-based providers as needed.

Both Public Safety and CUEMS provide emergency services to the greater Columbia Community around the Morningside Heights Campus. 

The Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) is designed to assist students in examining their drinking and other drug-use behavior in a non-judgmental, non-labeling, and private environment. This service is available to all all registered undergraduate, graduate, and professional students on the Morningside campus, including Affiliated Schools: Teachers College, Union Theological Seminary and Jewish Theological Seminary.