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Counseling Center

GENERAL & EMERGENCY HOTLINE: 713-348-4867
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LOCATED: Our primary location is in the Morton L. Rich Health Service Center( next to the Brown Masters House). This is the office where you should call or go to make appointments. Some of our counselors are located in the Barbara & David Gibbs Wellness Center. Click here for more location information.

HOURS: Monday - Friday (9:00am-5:00pm), closed weekends and University holidays.

 

Wellness Center

LOCATED: First floor of the Barbara & David Gibbs Recreation & Wellness Center Building.

HOURS: Monday - Friday (9:00 am - 5:00 pm), closed weekends and University holidays

PHONE: (713) 348-5194

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We're here to help. Click here for more information on how to make an appointment with someone from the Rice Counseling Center.

For answers to common questions and concerns about going to the Counseling Center, check out the Counseling Center FAQs.

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The Rice Ally Program is a student, faculty, and staff educational program. The Ally Program goals are to raise awareness about the ways homophobia and heterosexism impact everyone, and to teach skills in being an Ally to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning community.  Being a Rice Ally is a great way for anybody to show their support for the GLBTQ community at Rice and beyond. To become a Rice Ally, you must first attend an Ally training session. Rice Ally training sessions are held a couple of times each semester, and are roughly 3 hours long.      The last hour is comprised of GLBTQ Rice students talking about their experiences, answering questions, and talking about the best practices for being an Ally on our campus. 

Participants will learn about GLBTQ terms and history, work in groups through case scenarios, and hear from a student panel regarding their experiences at Rice.   Upon signing an Ally contract, participants will get an Ally placard to display in their office or room. 

 

FAQs

Q: I heard that they Ally placard has changed.   How can I get a new one?   
A: E-mail allyprogram@rice.edu.   We will need to verify you as a past participant and will arrange for a new placard to be sent to you.   

 
Q: I am not able to make my session.   What do I need to do?   
A: Please e-mail allprogram@rice.edu.  Often times we have a waiting list for our trainings and we want to let as many people in as possible.   Trainings max at 30 people. 

 
Q: I am interested in serving on a future panel for the training.  What do I need to do?  
A: E-mail Patrick Lukingbeal at pll2@rice.edu to get setup for a future training!  

 
Q: I want to host an Ally training for my college/office/department.   Can I do this? 
A: Yes!   Our training is designed to be adjusted for different audiences.   Please e-mail Patrick Lukingbeal at pll2@rice.edu.  

 
Q:   How can I get added to the Rice Ally listserve?  
A: If you are a past participant and want to be added to the listserve that was created in summer 2012, please e-mail Patrick at pll2@rice.edu.   This listserve will keep you update to date about trainings and continuing education opportunities.  

 

 

Spring 2013 Trainings

There will be two trainings this spring held in the Boulden Classroom at the Wellness Center: Thursday, February 21st from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm & Friday, April 12th from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.  

To register for one of these, please visit: https://signup.rice.edu/allytraining/