Well-being Digital Library

Well-being is more than physical and mental health.

Cornell provides many resources to enhance your well-being, and it's sometimes hard to know where to find what.

The lists below help you navigate these various resources – from sustainability maps to incident reporting, belonging initiatives, career services, and more – to experience a safe, healthy and productive life at Cornell.

Resources for all

Website	Type of resources you can find
Cornell Heath	Let's Meditate, is a free, guided, mindfulness meditation series Body Positive, a community that fosters body acceptance Flu vaccines offered on campus An A-Z list of tips on an array of health topics
Diversity and Inclusion	Harassment, discrimination and bias reporting Belonging at Cornell initiatives, including Cornell grant program for faculty and graduate students Trans inclusion at Cornell Restroom use and facility guidelines
Accessibility Information	Accessibility programs, news, resources and initiatives An interactive map with tabs for transportation, path of travel, and accessible/all-gender restrooms
Sexual Harassment and Assault – Response and Education (SHARE)	Incident reporting Supportive help, advocacy, and confidential resources
Cornell University Police Department	Campus safety and security resources Blue light phones and escort services Rave Guardian App
Office of the Assemblies	Get Involved! The Assemblies – including the Student Assembly, Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, Employee Assembly, University Assembly and the Faculty Senate – are a formal channel to make your voice heard in university concerns
Sustainable Campus	Become a Cornell Green Ambassador and help green your event, lab or office Participate in Cornell’s annual waste reduction competition, Recyclemania! The Campus Sustainability Map shows location for water bottle refill stations, bikes, and electric car charging stations Other sites about environmental well-being: Cornell Composting Facilities and Campus Services' ReUse programs and recycling information Cornell Cooperative Extension’s CSA Directory

Resources for students

Grad Students

The Biomedical and Biological Sciences Program has created a custom, comprehensive webpage with well-being resources for their students.
Cornell Health has also created a page of resources specifically for graduate and professional students here.
The Big Red Barn is a central place for eating and socializing and hosts regular events particularly for graduate and professional students.
English Language Support Office

DVM Students

D.V.M. Academic Support Program for general career, academic and student support. Connect to this intranet page using the CVM network on site or remotely using the CVM VPN.
Veterinary student support services is a page with information about accommodations, faculty advisors, peer mentors and counseling services.
Vet Career Services (job postings)
DVM Career Services: make an appointment to review your resumes and cover letters by stopping in or emailing: vet_sas@cornell.edu
Financial Planning & Counseling, including loan repayment questions: visit the D.V.M. financial aid pages or make an appointment using this form to discuss with an accredited financial counselor (AFC) at CVM. You can also email: vetfinaid@cornell.edu.
AVMA's career webpage for D.V.M. students and recent graduates to help them navigate their transition out of school.

All Students

Website	Type of resources you can find
Student and Campus Life	Centers for Student Equity, Empowerment, and Belonging. This page includes: Various centers (the Women's Resource Center, the Asian & Asian American Center, the Gender Equity Resource Center, the LGBT Resource Center). Support pages (First Generation & Low-Income Student Support, the Office of Spirituality and Meaning-Making, Undocumented & DACA Student Support, Black Student Empowerment, and Latinx Student Empowerment. Student Support and Advocacy Services, which offers guidance and support for all students facing challenging life events. The Office of Off-Campus Living shares information on the housing search process, landlord relations, and links to food pantries, shelters and sober living options. Student organizations
Cornell Health	Self-care guides for a variety of ailments (flu, constipation, yeast infection, etc). Services for students This page covers a large gamut of medical care, from physical therapy to nutrition, pharmacy, gender-affirming care and more).
Other sites of Interest	EARS (Empathy, Assistance & Referral Services) is a student-led volunteer organization that promotes mental health and well-being for everyone in the Cornell community. Neurodiversity@Cornell on the Learning Strategies Center site. Student Disability Services

Resources for faculty and staff

Website	Type of resources you will find
Diversity and Inclusion	Red Runner Campus Transportation for staff and faculty with disabilities Support for teaching, managing and leading during difficult times
Office of Faculty Development and Diversity	Find your next grant opportunity here!
Center for Teaching Innovation	Events, news, and programming related to teaching excellence
Human Resources	Understanding your benefits , from insurance options to religious or disability accommodations, care-giving resources, flexible work arrangements, and much more. Information on how to contact your HR representative Career development tools Cultural and community enhancing supports and programs Well-being offerings at Cornell, including employee well-being update, guides, and domestic violence resources. Workplace policies and rights Navigating health challenges Perks and discounts at Cornell and in the community Emergency CARE Fund

Phone Numbers

Routine and Emergency Care

General Information

Questions?