Contact your university resource counselor for more location-specific resourses:
- If attending the Logan Main Campus contact Emmalee Fishburn at emmalee.fishburn@usu.edu.
- If attending a USU statewide campus contact Taylor Adams at taylor.adams@usu.edu.
Sexual Assault and Anti-Violence Information
- 435-799-7273 (crisis hotline)
- Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm
- Services Offered: Guidance and support for to report, obtain a forensic exam, accompany you to the policy, or answer any questions about sexual violence, relationship violence, or stalking
Counseling and Psychological Services
- Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm
- Services Offered: Short-term, goal-oriented therapy, couples counseling, group therapy, outreach and consultative services, psychological and psychoeducational testing, self-guided resources, and workshops
Student Health and Wellness Center
- 435-797-1660
- Monday-Friday 8:30 am - 4 pm
- Services Offered: Short-term counseling, psychiatric care, physical health check-ups, urgent care
Student of Concern
- If worried about the safety of a friend, peer, or loved one, you can seek support for them by accessing the above link
Utah State University Police
- 435-799-1939
- Hours: 24/7
- Services offered: Emergency services, safe escort home, campus safety
Queer Student Alliance (QSA)
- The Queer Student Alliance, often referred to as QSA, is USU's LGBTQIA+ club on campus. QSA strives to educate affiliates of USU, including students, faculty, and staff on issues surrounding gender and sexuality. QSA's purpose is to create a safe atmosphere where students and members of the community can feel safe, welcome, and loved for who they are. This network of support promotes equality for all and aims to make USU a more welcoming and inclusive campus for students and faculty and staff members.