Well-Being and Belonging

Doing your best work starts with feeling supported and connected. The School is committed to creating a welcoming learning environment where students can grow academically, personally and professionally. Faculty, staff, and students contribute to a community that values different perspectives, encourages participation and helps students find the support they need.

K-State also offers campus-wide resources for many parts of student life, including the following.

• Student belonging programs and resources that help students build community and connection.
• Morrison Family Center for Student Well-Being offers well-being advising, resource navigation, and programs that support social and emotional well-being.
• Lafene Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides counseling, groups, workshops, and other mental health support for eligible students.
• Center for Advocacy, Response and Education (CARE) offers confidential advocacy and support for students affected by sexual violence, dating violence, stalking, or sexual harassment.
• Student Support and Accountability provides help for students navigating personal challenges that may affect academic success.
• First-generation and financial wellness resources provide support for first-generation students and peer financial guidance through Powercat Financial.