Support and Resources
Iowa State University has resources available for students, faculty and staff who want to learn more about free speech, address issues of concern or request assistance and support.
This division supports students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members through a model of equity and inclusion that impacts every aspect of campus life and gives voice to all members of the university community.
This program provides timely and free access to confidential, professional services when you are facing a personal problem. The goal is to help you find solutions before the problem affects your health or job performance.
A list of resources available to the campus community, including medical services, counseling and crisis services, and personal safety.
A legal aid office that provides free and confidential legal services for Iowa State students, spouse cardholders and recognized ISU student groups.
This office serves ISU faculty, staff and students in ensuring equal access to employment and educational opportunities.
The mission of Student Assistance is to help students achieve academic success, personal growth and well-being by providing direct support and connection to appropriate university and community resources.
Learn more about the efforts made by ISU community members to enhance the university climate, and develop your own understanding of what Iowa State values in the areas of diversity, inclusion, equity, and justice.
The ISU Police threat assessment process is designed to identify and investigate individuals and situations of concern, and if necessary, manage individuals and/or the situations to reduce any potential threat.
Free, confidential ombuds services are offered to help faculty, staff, postdocs, and graduate and professional students resolve university-related matters.