Alcohol and Drugs
UW-Stevens Point is dedicated to helping students understand how the issue of substance abuse affects academic, social, emotional, and physical wellbeing. Parents and families play an important role in the success of their students. You can find information for parents at the Center for Prevention.
Care at UW-Stevens Point
Families, fellow students, faculty, and staff play a critical role in recognizing and supporting students who might be in distress. Whether attending class in Marshfield, Stevens Point, or Wausau, we are here to support all of our students. See the list of resources shared here, encourage your student to ask for help, and be sure to let us know what is going on. You can reach our office at 715-346-2611 or dos@uwsp.edu
Bias and Hate Incident
As an institution dedicated to engagement, responsibility, respect, inclusivity, and civil discourse, UW-Stevens Point is committed to ensuring a safe, welcoming community for students, faculty, staff, and guests. Acts of bias or hate are an offense against us all and will not be tolerated at UW-Stevens Point. If your student has a concern, it would be important for them to connect with a member of the Hate/Bias Response Team or our office.
Interpersonal Violence
Interpersonal violence is the broad term often used to reference acts of sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, stalking, sexual exploitation, or sexual harassment. UW-Stevens Point is committed to preventing all forms of interpersonal violence through the work of the Center for Prevention and responding if concerns arise under Title IX.
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