Student Resources

A key component of the work in Student Affairs is to provide students with information and referrals to campus, crisis, and community resources.

Student Affairs is able to offer many resources to students of concern including medical and mental health services; access to the Student Affairs food pantry (short-term) and long-term referrals; spiritual development; one-time – emergency financial assistance; short-term transportation assistance; conflict resolution and other behavioral interventions. 

• Child Care Resources
• Cold Emergency Alerts
• Domestic Violence Assistance
• Emergency Services for Basic Needs, and other supports
• Emergency Student Assistance Programs
  • Emergency Student Assistance Grant Fund
  • DC Futures Scholar Financial Assistance Fund
  • CARES Act: Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund for Students
  • Chromebook Distribution Program
• Food Assistance
• Health Services and Health Insurance Resources
• Housing Resources: On and Off Campus, Assistance
• Know Your Rights
• Legal Aid Clinics
• Licensure Assistance
• Mental Health Resources
  • Campus Counseling and Mental Health Services
  • Self-Help and Stress Reduction Resources
  • Suicide and Crisis Hotlines
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs (SNAP)
• Technology Resources
  • Chromebook Distribution Program
• Temporary Cash Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• Transportation Resources
• Utility Assistance Programs
• Veterans Resources

Please reach out to Dr. Karen Gerlach, Vice President of Student Affairs for referrals and assistance.  If you have an immediate safety concern on campus, please contact the Department of Public Safety at 202-884-9111.

For additional support, reach out to members of the Student Affairs and Campus Services Leadership team:  https://discover.trinitydc.edu/student-affairs/staff/