The Counseling Center’s Options Program, within the Division of Student Affairs, which provides substance abuse services to students, will relocate its office to the Counseling Center at 200 Walnut Place, effective Monday, Oct. 22.
The Counseling Center and Options Program will merge staff and location in an effort to fully integrate mental health and substance abuse services to better serve students.
The Options phone number will be forwarded to The Counseling Center’s main number at the end of business on Oct. 18. Although the current Options phone number (443-4234) will remain in service through the end of the fall semester, the campus community should begin using the Counseling Center’s main number (443-4715) for Options-related matters, beginning Oct. 19. Brochures have been updated to reflect this change. Copies are available per request.
For more information, contact Cory Wallack, director of the Counseling Center at cwallack@syr.edu.
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