Chancellor’s Student Mental Health Council

Step up, speak out

Student well-being is a top priority at IUPUI. The newly established Chancellor’s Student Mental Health Council connects decision-makers and students in the interest of ensuring student health and well-being. Apply to the council and let your voice be heard.

Purpose and expectations

The IUPUI Chancellor’s Student Mental Health Council creates a space where student leaders can share information with campus leaders regarding student mental health. Council members will be expected to:

  • Learn what programs, services, and resources are available for students
  • Identify gaps that might exist among current offerings
  • Help identify viable solutions to better meet student needs
  • Serve as liaisons between the council and the student body
  • Actively engage the campus community around student mental health
  • Identify ways to communicate to the campus community about the council’s work
  • Attend monthly meetings and additional meetings as deemed necessary
  • Remain in good standing with local, state, and federal laws and policies and university policies and standards
  • Honor confidentiality of information disclosed
  • Serve a one-and-a-half-year term from spring 2023 through spring 2024.

Who is eligible?

Candidates must be in good standing with regard to academic and personal conduct at the time of application, and must maintain this standing throughout the term of appointment to the council. Undergraduate candidates must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours. Graduate and professional students must be enrolled in at least 8 credit hours.