History Student Resources
The Dean of Students has a list of resources, including the CARE Center, which has a “basic needs hub” with links to resources free to students in the local area, as well as a “Here to Help” link for other services related to mental health, etc. They also have a full list of academic resources.
Student Emergency Funding Assistance
When a student is faced with the financial effects of an emergency and has exhausted all other means of assistance, Texas State may be able to assist with Emergency Funding Assistance. The Dean of Students manages a Compassion Advocacy Resources & Education (CARE) Center website with information for students regarding student emergencies.
Food Resources
Bobcat Bounty, the university's food pantry, and other emergency pantries are available to students for any student who cannot afford to eat at the open dining services locations on-campus.
Bobcat Bounty will offer pre-packaged bags of groceries to students. Check their Twitter and Facebook for updates on their food distribution days. The Hays County Food Bank and Central Texas Food Bank can also provide additional assistance.
Student Health Services
All Student Health Center locations and the Pharmacy will be open for the remainder of the spring semester. Services are by appointment only, please call 512.245.2161 to make an appointment. For more information visit the Health Center Website.
The Counseling Center is offering numerous resources for students including virtual appointments, webinars, coping techniques for stress and anxiety, and more. Appointments and inquiries should be made by calling 512.245.2208. More information on programs and support resources can be found on the Counseling Center website.
If you feel you are in immediate danger or crisis, call 911 or seek medical assistance. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, interpersonal/domestic violence, or a recent sexual assault you can call the Counseling Center during normal business hours at 512-245-2208.
After-hours you can call the suicide prevention hotlines (please identify self as Texas State student) : Hill Country MHDD 1-877-466-0660 (San Marcos Campus) or Bluebonnet Trails 1-800-841-1255 (Round Rock Campus).
Library and Other Facility Resources
Academic Testing for Students with Disabilities will remain open for students who need testing accommodations. More information on testing and policies can be found on the Office of Disability Services website.
Information on hours and services for the Alkek Library can be found on the Alkek Library website.
Information on the Bobcat Shuttle routes and times can be found on the Transportation Services website.
The Rec Center resources can be found through the Department of Campus Recreation website.