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Withdrawing From/Not Returning to Miami
Withdrawing from Miami University is a formal process. Learn how to submit a Withdraw/Not Return request and review the requirements and considerations of withdrawing.
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Health Advocate Website and App
Health Advocate provides faculty and staff with advocacy and health navigation services, in addition to administering the “Healthy Miami” program. The app includes several trackers (e.g., fitness, nutrition, stress, financial, etc.), healthy living workshops, goal setting, and more. Download the app or engage through the website.
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Caravan Wellness App
Caravan is a leading wellness app with hundreds of video classes designed to help you improve mental health, harness your energy, reduce stress, and increase productivity. Free for the Miami community.
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Self-Care Guide
A quick reference for common health questions and emergencies facing students today, written for students by a staff of multi-disciplined, board-certified physicians who practice medicine throughout the United States.
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What is an Eating Disorder Video
Food can become more than just food for some people. Learn about how various therapies and treatments can help in this video from Psych Hub (4:31).
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WellTrack Boost
Welltrack Boost is a free digital platform that provides Miami students with self-help tools to manage their mental health and well-being. There are assessments, series, and tools (e.g., zen room, thought diary, etc.) to help students address issues, recognize patterns and triggers, and reinforce healthy habits.
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BeYOUtiful Beings (clinical workshop)
An educational and supportive clinical workshop through Student Counseling Service for women students struggling with body image concerns, self-esteem, and perfectionism. Designed to be eating disorder prevention for those seeking to develop a more compassionate and holistic relationship with their body and mind.
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Victim Services
If you have been the victim of a crime, you are encouraged to file a police report with the Miami Police Department. Their website explains how they can support you.
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Title IX Support
Resource guide and reporting options for students who have experienced sexual misconduct or interpersonal violence.
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Medical Withdrawal
Medical Withdrawal, when approved, withdraws a student from a semester or term for medical reasons.