Student Wellness Services
Student Wellness Services
Our Commitment
The Nevada State University Student Wellness Team is committed to fostering holistic student wellness by offering collaborative, inclusive, and student-centered support. Our mission is to empower students by helping them identify and address challenges, develop essential skills, and gain insights that lead to positive personal growth. Through advocacy and empowerment, we strive to create a nurturing environment that supports the mental, physical, and emotional health of all students, ensuring that they have the opportunity to thrive throughout their journey at Nevada State University.
Here to help
Case Managers
The Student Wellness Case Management team play a crucial role in ensuring students receive comprehensive support, both within and beyond the classroom, to foster their success here at Nevada State University. Whether you’re facing challenges such as hunger, unstable housing, mental health concerns, safety issues, or facing other challenges, please reach out to Student Wellness Services. Together, we can ensure you have the resources and assistance necessary to thrive.
Contact Information
Cassandra Crevling
Student Wellness Coordinator
Dawson, Room 130
P: 702.992.2514
E: studentwellness@nevadastate.edu
Monique Lopez
Case Manager
Dawson, Room 131
P: 702.992.2514
E: studentwellness@nevadastate.edu
Connect a Student to Our Wellness Team
If you know a student in need of additional support or are a student seeking assistance yourself, you’re in the right place! Our Wellness Referral Form is designed to connect you with our dedicated Wellness Team quickly.
Before Submitting a Referral Form
If this is an emergency that involves an imminent risk of harm to self or others, please contact campus police at 702-895-3669 or by dialing 911 prior to completing a referral form.
Submitting a Referral Form
Referrals are reviewed Monday through Friday during normal business hours (8 AM-5 PM), and are not monitored after hours, on weekends, or during official University holidays. All submitted Wellness Referral Forms will be directed to the Student Wellness team for review and follow-up.
Submit a Wellness Referral Form
For help with completing this form, please consult the Wellness Referral Form Quick Reference Guide for more information. For questions regarding the Wellness Referral Form, please contact a Student Wellness Case Manager by emailing studentwellness@nevadastate.edu
Your right to privacy
Confidentiality
All persons involved in the CARE Team meetings and assessments are to adhere to the laws and regulations governing information disclosure to third parties. Any names that are discussed will be kept in the strictest confidence. Such information is only disclosed on an administrative need to know basis and only according to the relevant statutes that govern such disclosure.
Any institutional representative serving in a therapeutic role for students (i.e. mental health counselor) will disclose information only if exigent circumstances exists and meets the criteria for release under HIPAA and psychological ethical guidelines.
Using a mental health screening tool can be a lower-stress option for beginning to explore symptoms you may be experienceing.
About Mental Health America (MHA)
Mental Health America (MHA) is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the mental health and well-being of all people living in the U.S. Launched in 2014, MHA Screening aims to ensure every person in need of mental health support can screen and explore mental health challenges they are facing.
About MHA Screening Tools
Each year, millions of people take the first step toward improved mental health by taking one of MHA’s online, free, confidential, anonymous, and scientifically validated screening tools.
Important Information
Mental Health America and their screening tools are a voluntary educational resource and are not in any way affiliated with Nevada State University.
Any findings derived from their screenings are purely educational and should not be viewed as a clinical diagnosis. You are encouraged to seek further assessment from a licensed mental health professional, and to discuss the findings from any completed screenings if you choose.
Additional Support
After you’ve completed a screening, you are welcome to follow up with NSU Counseling Services, and make an appointment for further assessment, support, and treatment, which may include learning skills to improve your symptoms.
You can also reach out to our NSU Student Wellness Case Managers for community mental health referrals and other resources.
Ready to Get Started?
Click here (Take a Mental Health Test – Mental Health America) or scan the QR code to access Mental Health America’s online mental health screening tools.
