Texas State University offers many resources available to faculty and staff that are Work-Life friendly.

Resources

http://www.txstate.edu/pdevelop/Services/NEO/campusresources.html Campus resources ranging from workshops provided through the Office of Professional Development to employee perks.

www.police.txstate.edu The Texas State University Police Department offers programs such as self-defense, crime avoidance, and other programs that help make Texas State University a safer place.

www.ada.txstate.edu/newfaculty The new faculty website provides helpful information to assist with the transition to Texas State University.

www.txstate.edu/oea The Office of Equity and Access’ mission is to keep Texas State building toward a quality, diverse community reflective of our constituents where everyone participates, and fully develops to their potential.

www.txstate.edu/faculty-staff.html Texas State University’s Faculty and Staff home page allows users to take advantage of all of the benefits that are available to Texas State University employees such as the Faculty Senate and Staff Council.

www.humanresources.txstate.edu/index.htm Texas State University’s Human Resources Department offers resources ranging from employment to mediation.

www.health.txstate.edu The College of Health Professions offers services of physical therapy and speech therapy to employees of Texas State University.

http://www.staffcouncil.txstate.edu/services/perks.html Staff Perks for all Texas State University employees

Wellness

www.hper.txstate.edu/totalwellness The Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation offers programs that are designed to impact all aspects of your physical and mental wellness.

www.campusrecreation.txstate.edu/ Campus Recreation

Counseling

www.counseling.txstate.edu/intro.html The Texas State University Counseling Center provides one-session referral counseling for faculty and staff who may need on-going counseling for personal concerns.

www.eaps.us/counseling/tsuclinic The Assessment & Counseling Clinic (ACC) serves to meet the mental health needs of persons in the University, San Marcos and Hays County communities.

www.adrc.txstate.edu/ The Alcohol and Drug Resource Center (ADRC)

Texas State Helpline

Texas State faculty and staff who need personal, alcohol, or drug counseling for themselves or for family members can get confidential referral assistance by calling one of the following numbers. 

For personal counseling referral assistance, call 245-2208. 

For alcohol or drug referral assistance, call 245-3601.

Additional Helpline Numbers

Mobile Crisis Operations Team
1-877-466-0660
(A crisis mental health hotline service Activated by Avail)

Rape Crisis Hotline (HCWC)
1-800-700-4292