Student Wellbeing

Peer Resources

RAMHA

RAMHA is a student organization dedicated to correcting the misinformation surrounding mental health and eliminating the shame often wrongly associated with common illnesses such as depression, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders.

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Rice Health Advisors

RHAs are students who have been trained on a variety of wellbeing topics. These students work at their college to provide health education opportunities, health supplies and peer guidance.

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Rice Women's Resource Center 

The Rice Women's Resource Center is not only a space on the Rice University campus, but also a community that fosters personal relationships and conversations. Its vision is to increase awareness of and sensitivity to gender issues in order to build a more supportive, dynamic atmosphere on campus.

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The Caregiving Program

The Caregiving program is a volunteer organization whose goal is to promote a Culture of Care by students, for students to improve alcohol safety across campus. Serving as a formal extension of students’ desire to care for one another, the Caregiving program at each college functions as a student created safety net.

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STRIVE

STRIVE is a student-driven coalition that empowers all members of the Rice community to play an active role in eliminating gender-based inequality and sexual violence.

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Graduate Wellbeing Peers

GWPs are here to provide a listening ear, conversations, and companionship, all in confidentiality, to help graduate students who are struggling in any area in life (eg: depression, anxiety, self-care, work-life balance, and etc). All GWPs are volunteers who have been trained by the Student Wellbeing Office.

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