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Help is just around the corner...
Because sometimes success needs a helping hand
TELEPHONE: (920) 403-3045
After Hours and Emergencies: (920) 619-5228
Medical Withdrawals in Response to Emotional or Psychological Concerns
Please click on the link to access the
Counseling Center policy on applying for medical withdrawals.
Please note that medical withdrawals granted through the Counseling Center result in grades of W being assigned for all classes in which the student is enrolled, and require the student to (a) withdraw from SNC, and (b) reapply for admission at a later date.
Please review the complete policy for more details, or contact Kurt Weber at 403-3045.
Counseling Center Village Virtual Pamphlet Collection
It's our pleasure to announce a link to the
Counseling Center Village Virtual Pamphlet Collection! The Counseling Center Village is a consortium of college and university counseling centers sharing information. The Virtual Pamphlet Collection is a means through which "counseling centers can provide relevant information to students, faculty, staff, and even students' families back home. The time and effort that goes into developing the material goes further, as the virtual pamphlets reach an audience far beyond the originating counseling center."
Please click on the link to visit the
VPC!
QPR PowerPoint Presentation
Please click here to download the PowerPoint presentation used by Dr. Weber in his QPR presentations. In it, one can find information related to suicide prevention, including potential verbal, behavioral and situational cues. The presentation also includes useful information in making referrals to the Counseling Center or to outside agencies.
Welcome from the director
Welcome to the web page for the St. Norbert College Counseling Center.
For most students, the college years represent unique challenges. It is a time of significant personal growth and decision-making regarding one's values, interpersonal relationships and career and other life goals. This all occurs within a demanding academic environment, and often as one is away from home for the first extended period in one's life.
As a result, even the most successful student may experience considerable difficulty with these challenges. Problems often encountered by students include difficulties with academics, interpersonal relationships and sexuality, family problems, self-identity issues feelings of loneliness, low self-esteem, depression or anxiety.
The Counseling Center is designed to complement the College's academic mission by assisting students' personal and educational development through a variety of services. The goal of these efforts is to help students develop effective problem-solving and decision-making capabilities in order to make satisfying life choices, and maximize their capacity for continued emotional growth.
Our services are free, professional and confidential. Please feel free to contact me or a member of the Counseling Center staff to discuss any concern you may have.
Kurt Weber
Director of the Counseling Center
Our mission
The mission of the St. Norbert College Counseling Center is to enhance the goals of the College by providing support and assistance as students develop academically, personally, socially and spiritually. The Counseling Center is strongly committed to addressing the mental health concerns of students and to promoting well-being.
In all individual, group and program services, we strive to create an environment in which everyone can feel welcome. As a staff we facilitate mutual respect and understanding among people of diverse racial, national and cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, mental and physical abilities, religious and spiritual beliefs.
Appointments
Appointments can be arranged by calling (920) 403-3045 or visiting the lower level of Main Hall. Appointments are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sessions usually begin on the hour and last no more than fifty minutes. If an appointment cannot be kept, students should notify the Counseling Center so that someone else may use that time.
Walk-in hours
Do you want to talk to a counselor today, but don't think it is really an "emergency"? The Counseling Center offers walk-in hours (no appointment necessary) Monday through Friday at 3:00 p.m.
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