Weber State University Athletics
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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
As an athletic department we have created a student-athlete mental wellness team who put together links to direct resources for mental health. Here you can;
We are proud to be accredited by the International Accreditation of Counseling Services. The Counseling and Psychological Services Center supports student success by providing professional mental health care, outreach, and training to help individuals improve coping and achieve personal goals. We promote growth and development in an environment that welcomes and respects individuals of all backgrounds, belief systems, and identities.
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Services
DIETITIAN AND NUTRITION SERVICES
As an athletic department, we firmly believe in proper nutrition and recovery for the athletes in our care. The strength and conditioning staff work daily with our athletes on how to properly fuel the athlete’s body, healthy sleeping habits, and active recovery techniques which are all geared toward optimal health and performance. We also have an Athletics Dietitian, Libbi Hazelwood, on staff to assist with nutrition needs. This link will take you directly to schedule an appointment for one-on-one nutrition consulting with our Athletics Dietitian.
Libbi Hazelwood
Email - libbihazelwood@weber.edu
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TITLE IX/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
Our mission and goal not only as an athletic department, but also an entire university, is to foster a campus free from discrimination, harassment and sexual misconduct.
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The Equal Opportunity Office provides supportive measures for those who have been impacted by discrimination, harassment or sexual misconduct, while investigating potential violations of Title IX or University policy. The office also monitors compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Supportive measures include assistance with academic matters, financial aid, scheduling, counseling, no contact directives, and more.
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SAFE AT WEBER CENTER
The Safe At Weber Center advocates for the best educational experience for all by addressing systemic oppression, empowering communities, and working toward a shared vision of gender equity in pursuit of a safe, inclusive, and compassionate campus.
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Gender Equity -Â We aim to strengthen and improve the lives of women and their communities through increasing pathways to resources and opportunities.
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Intersectionality - We affirm the dignity and worth of all individuals and strive to center the experiences of marginalized communities. We are committed to the ongoing integration of, and emphasis on, power and privilege across the core components of our work in recognition of how gender intersects with other points of identity.
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Advocacy - We provide comprehensive support and advocacy services to victims/survivors, focusing on immediate and long-term safety, empowerment, dignity, and hope. In collaboration with the community, we strive to end violence through education, accountability, and social justice.
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We enact our values of gender equity, intersectionality, and advocacy through our three programs: Safe@Weber Violence Prevention & Advocacy Services, Education & Empowerment, and Leadership & Engagement.
Jessica PleyelÂ
Email - safeatweber@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6090
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DISABILITY SERVICES
Disabilities Services is charged with providing services and accommodations to qualified students with disabilities attending, or planning to attend, Weber State University (WSU). Disability Services supports WSU’s overall mission by concentrating our efforts on the University’s Core Themes of Access and Learning. Through an individualized assessment process, Disability Services will work with the student to identify any disability related limitations, providing appropriate accommodations designed to overcome any potential barriers to learning. Disability Services takes a proactive role in improving the overall campus environment for individuals with disabilities by supporting and encouraging the elimination of barriers to facilities, programs, and resources.
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Disability Services provides specialized services, technology, and advisement to meet the specific needs of each student with a disability at WSU. Recognizing that a student’s own ability should be the determining factor in their academic success, we support individual independence and self-determination by emphasizing self-advocacy and personal responsibility.
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- Access the Suicide 24-hour Crisis Lines
- Schedule an appointment with Sports Psychologist, Riley Jensen
- Schedule an appointment with Campus Counseling & Psychological Services
- Call or Email Madison Whitver at (801)626-6406 madisonwhitver1@weber.edu
- Access Therapy Assistant Online (TAO) modules for virtual help on many mental health issues
- Join a Student Support Group through Campus Counseling
- Group Support topics include: Grief & Loss, Transgender Support, Black & Belonging, Faith & Doubt, Feelings 101, Growing Together for couples, Living BIPOC, & Understanding Self & Others
- Download the SAFE UT app - access to licensed mental health professionals via phone or text
- Access togetherall, an anonymous online peer community to support your mental health
We are proud to be accredited by the International Accreditation of Counseling Services. The Counseling and Psychological Services Center supports student success by providing professional mental health care, outreach, and training to help individuals improve coping and achieve personal goals. We promote growth and development in an environment that welcomes and respects individuals of all backgrounds, belief systems, and identities.
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Services
- Short-term counseling for individuals, couples, and families
- Counseling Center Groups/Workshops
- Crisis intervention
- Psychiatric consultation
- Outreach presentations
- Suicide prevention training
- Departmental consultation
Madison Whitver
Email - madisonwhitver1@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6406
 Email - madisonwhitver1@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6406
DIETITIAN AND NUTRITION SERVICES
As an athletic department, we firmly believe in proper nutrition and recovery for the athletes in our care. The strength and conditioning staff work daily with our athletes on how to properly fuel the athlete’s body, healthy sleeping habits, and active recovery techniques which are all geared toward optimal health and performance. We also have an Athletics Dietitian, Libbi Hazelwood, on staff to assist with nutrition needs. This link will take you directly to schedule an appointment for one-on-one nutrition consulting with our Athletics Dietitian.
Libbi Hazelwood
Email - libbihazelwood@weber.edu
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TITLE IX/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
Our mission and goal not only as an athletic department, but also an entire university, is to foster a campus free from discrimination, harassment and sexual misconduct.
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The Equal Opportunity Office provides supportive measures for those who have been impacted by discrimination, harassment or sexual misconduct, while investigating potential violations of Title IX or University policy. The office also monitors compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Supportive measures include assistance with academic matters, financial aid, scheduling, counseling, no contact directives, and more.
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Alexandra Babilis
Email - alexandrababilis@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6240
 Email - alexandrababilis@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6240
SAFE AT WEBER CENTER
The Safe At Weber Center advocates for the best educational experience for all by addressing systemic oppression, empowering communities, and working toward a shared vision of gender equity in pursuit of a safe, inclusive, and compassionate campus.
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Gender Equity -Â We aim to strengthen and improve the lives of women and their communities through increasing pathways to resources and opportunities.
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Intersectionality - We affirm the dignity and worth of all individuals and strive to center the experiences of marginalized communities. We are committed to the ongoing integration of, and emphasis on, power and privilege across the core components of our work in recognition of how gender intersects with other points of identity.
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Advocacy - We provide comprehensive support and advocacy services to victims/survivors, focusing on immediate and long-term safety, empowerment, dignity, and hope. In collaboration with the community, we strive to end violence through education, accountability, and social justice.
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We enact our values of gender equity, intersectionality, and advocacy through our three programs: Safe@Weber Violence Prevention & Advocacy Services, Education & Empowerment, and Leadership & Engagement.
Jessica PleyelÂ
Email - safeatweber@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6090
DISABILITY SERVICES
Disabilities Services is charged with providing services and accommodations to qualified students with disabilities attending, or planning to attend, Weber State University (WSU). Disability Services supports WSU’s overall mission by concentrating our efforts on the University’s Core Themes of Access and Learning. Through an individualized assessment process, Disability Services will work with the student to identify any disability related limitations, providing appropriate accommodations designed to overcome any potential barriers to learning. Disability Services takes a proactive role in improving the overall campus environment for individuals with disabilities by supporting and encouraging the elimination of barriers to facilities, programs, and resources.
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Disability Services provides specialized services, technology, and advisement to meet the specific needs of each student with a disability at WSU. Recognizing that a student’s own ability should be the determining factor in their academic success, we support individual independence and self-determination by emphasizing self-advocacy and personal responsibility.
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Email - dsc@weber.edu
Phone - 801-626-6413
 Phone - 801-626-6413
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