Resources

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) supports student mental health and well-being.  They offer short-term individual and group counseling, workshops, crisis intervention services, consultation, referral, training, and outreach.  Rociel Martinez, Psy.D. is a staff psychologist at CAPS and the liaison to the Seawolf Scholars program and CAASE.  She received her PsyD in Clinical Psychology from the PGSP-Stanford Psy.D. Consortium, a joint program between Palo Alto University and Stanford University’s Psychiatry Department in the School of Medicine. She has focused her career on college mental health, and is dedicated to working with students from historically marginalized populations who have experienced: first-generation college concerns; family of origin conflicts; complex or community trauma (including sexual assault, childhood abuse, or dating violence); and multicultural and social justice issues.

The Student Health Center (SHC) provides high quality medical, public health, and health education services designed to support the retention, academic achievement and success of SSU students, facilitate healthy lifestyle choices and help promote a safe, healthy campus environment.

Campus Recreation offers many programs and services, including Group Fitness classes, and a variety of Intramurals. At the Rec, you can swim in an aquatics pool, get a bike rental or a quick fix at the Seawolf Cyclery, climb the Rock Wall, rent outdoor gear for your next adventure at the Outdoor Resource Center, sign up for an Outdoor Pursuit Trip, and so much more.

Student Involvement strives to enhance your experience at SSU.  By getting involved you are able to make meaningful connections, expand on your skills, and find your place on campus. There is a club or organization for everyone. Explore outlets ranging from academic/departmental, fraternity and sorority, multicultural, spiritual, political, social, special interest, performing arts, competitive sports clubs, and so much more!

The Associated Students of Sonoma State University is a student-run auxiliary providing programs and services to enhance the lives of students. The Associated Students provide students with community service opportunities, co-curricular events, and activities through Associated Students Productions (ASP).

The HUB fosters connections and meaningful conversations between students, staff, and faculty to build community within and between cultures, and across different worldviews. Our values include the whole person, authenticity, thoughtful social change, equitable access, cultural expression & creativity.