While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancelation of almost every in-person campus event this spring, the Division of Academic and Student Affairs has quickly adapted to the situation and is now offering a plethora of virtual events and activities to engage the NC State community as well as the public.
Yuka Kato, a licensed psychologist for the NC State Counseling Center, was named Counselor of the Year at the annual conference for the American College Counseling Association.
NC State University Counseling Center’s Beth Glueck (left) and Yuka Kato (right) were recognized on Nov. 5, 2019 as inaugural members to the Academy of Excellence in Global Engagement.
A family beset by grief establishes the Steven Grant Somers Endowment, which will benefit grief counseling initiatives at the Counseling Center. The endowment honors the memory of NC State alumnus Steven Somers BS ‘09, MS ‘10, who passed away suddenly in 2018.
On May 1, 2019, the Division of Academic and Student Affairs celebrated the end of the year and honored several staff and faculty with Pride of the Wolfpack
We are seeking submission that illustrate the intersection of identity and mental health.
NC State Counseling Center and Prevention Services Executive Director Monica Osburn receives lifetime achievement award from the largest organization of campus mental health leaders in the world.
NC State’s Counseling Center wants to acknowledge that hearing about sexual violence in the media and online can elicit a variety of reactions. Some of our students may feel more empowered and validated by knowing
TAO is an interactive, dynamic, easy-to-access online program that provides support for anxiety, depression, and other common concerns. As a TAO participant, you have the opportunity to watch short videos, complete skill-building exercises, and build
In the August 2018 edition of Counseling Today magazine, Dr. Osburn highlights the Think and Do mission of NC State and the unique position of both she and the counseling center hold within the university.