The University Wellness Center is a campus resource that offers integrated and holistic health care, comprehensive wellness outreach, and peer health education for students. We are composed of Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Accessibility Services, University Health Service, and Wellness Outreach.
Here are some quick resources if you're experiencing a crisis. Click for on-campus assistance, the LiveSafe App, or the 24/7 Crisis text hotline.
All students at Sewanee are required to meet certain public health standards - for your protection, the protection of your classmates, and of the Sewanee campus community. These requirements are due before your arrival on campus. This page is designed to help you meet each of those health prerequisites in a timely manner and to answer some questions you might have. Please be aware that this information is for incoming undergraduate students only.
Check out the Wellness Center's library of videos. From instructional videos to UWC sponsored talks, these videos provide both educational materials and uplifting resources.
Where to find a local dentist, nutritionist, optometrist/ophthalmologist, psychiatrist, or therapist?
If you are an incoming graduate student, please see our Graduate Student Information page for your requirements.
CAPS offers short-term based therapy and psychological services to undergraduate students at the University. It offers assessment and evaluation, short-term group and individual therapy, psychiatric services with medicine management, and crisis services.
University Health Services is here to keep you healthy while you focus on your studies at the University of the South. The UHS clinic provides primary medical care tailored to the unique needs of college students. Our healthcare providers are licensed certified Nurse Practitioners who will be responsible for managing health problems, writing prescriptions, and coordinating health care for their patients.
If you are having a life-threatening medical emergency or a psychological crisis, please contact 911 or visit the emergency room. Here are some resources to help you understand what this means.
The University Wellness Center has trained health and mental health professionals available to offer crisis support and referral services, completely confidential and at no cost to survivors. Here are some options on how to proceed after sexual assault.
SAS seeks to create an environment wherein the nature and degree of access to programs, services, and facilities, and the level of self-determination afforded qualified persons with disabilities are indistinguishable from those which are available to their peers without disabilities.
The University Wellness Center is staffed with knowledgeable, available, and certified individuals who are ready to support you during your time on the Mountain.
As part of a growing initiative to provide wellness outreach to our campus, this series offers several open lectures throughout the year on various topics related to overall health and well-being, nutrition, stress management, spiritual wellness, and more. Join us for a free lunch at the Bairnwick Women's Center to hear various speakers. We'll announce the lineup each semester, so check back for details!
Open to Sewanee students of all types of bodies and all levels of experience, these yoga classes are free. Drop in and join us! No signup required.
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The mission of the University Wellness Center at Sewanee is to promote and enhance the health and well-being of Sewanee students, within an integrative healthcare model, by providing comprehensive and excellent medical services, behavioral health and counseling services, and wellness promotion to the student body. Click on the link to see a list of our frequently asked questions.
The Wellness Center Office is open from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm and is closed during the noon hour for lunch.
Please note that we are able to see current students, only; this does not include recent graduates.
Phone: 931-598-1270
Fax: 931-598-1746
1310 University Ave, Sewanee, TN 37383-1000
uwc@sewanee.edu
See our Crisis Services and ProtoCall for Sewanee pages
Clinic: Mountain Medical in Monteagle, TN (Open 7 am to 7 pm)
Area Urgent Care clinics: Complete Express Care and Fast Pace Urgent Care
Southern Tennessee Regional Medical Center Hospital Emergency Room
