• Connors Family Learning Center
  O'Neill Library, 2nd floor, M-Th 10:00am-9:00pm, Fri 10:00am–3:00pm, Sun 12–8pm. 617-552-0611

• Learning Resources for Student Athletes
  Yawkey Athletic Center, 4th Floor,
  M-F 9:00am-5:00pm. 617-552-8533

• Montserrat Program
  Serves students with the highest levels of financial need.
  36 College Road; M–F 9:00am–5:00 pm. 617.552.3140 | montserrat.coalition@bc.edu

• McNair Program / “Learning to Learn”
  Graduate school preparation program for BC undergrads who are both low-income and first-generation college students.
  50 College Road; M-F 9:00am–5:00pm; 617-552-4551; ltl@bc.edu

BC Counseling Services
Gasson Hall 001, M-F 8:45am-4:45pm
617-552-3310

• Group Therapy is available through University Counseling provides students the opportunity to work through issues such as anxiety management and coping in a supportive group environment.
• Individual counseling is available through University Counseling

• University Health Services
  Thomas More Apart. Building (Ground floor) 617-552-3225, uhs@bc.edu
  
  
• Women's Health at University Health Services
  Thomas More Apart. Building (Ground floor): Tuesday-Friday by apt. 617-552-3225
  
  
• BC Office of Health Promotion
  Gasson Hall 025. 617-552-9900. healthpromotion@bc.edu
  OHP provides Health coaching!
  
  
• Disability Services Office
  Maloney Hall 448; 617-552-3470, disabsrv@bc.edu or deanofstudents@bc.edu

• Office for Institutional Diversity: 129 Lake St., Rm 211 (Brighton Campus)
  Title IX officers address issues of exploitation, intimidation, and
  discrimination based upon gender, including sexual assault
  or sexual misconduct of any kind. See the tab below for more
  Title IX information. 
  
  
• Women's Center
  Maloney Hall 441, M-F 10:00am-4:00pm; 617-552-3489, women@bc.edu
  
  
• Women's Health at University Health Services
  Thomas More Apartment Bldg, Ground floor. 617-552-3225
  
  
• BC Allies
  allies@bc.edu
  
  
• DIOP consists of a synergetic group of AHANA men who gather
  to share in a common bond and discuss issues that affect their
  social, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual growth
  
  
• HEAL is a confidential support group for students who are survivors
  of sexual violence
  
  
• HORIZON is a community support group for gay, bisexual, queer and
  questioning men
  
  
• Pregnancy Support -  Kate Daly of the Volunteer and Service Learning Center 
  and Rick Rossi of Campus Ministry are pregnancy support advocates and are
  available for safe, non-judgmental conversations and assistance throughout.
  All conversations can be kept private.
  
  
• PRISM is a group for queer, lesbian, bisexual, gender-transcending
  and questioning women
  
  
• SANet, the Boston College Sexual Assault Support Network supports
  students who have been directly or indirectly impacted by sexual violence. 
  
  
• Sisters, Let's Talk is a support and discussion group that seeks to
  facilitate connections between women students of color as well as
  women faculty and staff of color

• Pastoral Counseling
  Rick Rossi, LCSW and campus minister: McElroy 227; rick.rossi@bc.edu (617) 552-6592.
  
  
• The Center for Ignatian Spirituality serves as a resource to explore and enhance the ethical and religious environment of the University.
  
  
• Service-Immersion Trips and Solidarity
  For info on 4Boston, Appa, Arrupe, Global Public Health, Habitat for Humanity, Ignatian Solidarity Network, and Magis 
  
  
• Mult-Faith Student Groups
  
  
• Zen Meditation is a group for students, faculty, and staff to learn together about the practices of mindfulness and meditation

• The Thea Bowman AHANA and Intercultural Center supports the undergraduate community—with a particular focus on AHANA (people of African, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American descent), multicultural, multiracial, and OTE students—in navigating college life and fulfilling their potential. 

• DIOP is a synergetic group of AHANA men who gather to share in a common bond and discuss issues that affect their social, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual growth
  
  
• HEAL is a confidential support group for students who are survivors of sexual violence
  
  
• HOPE is a support group for students who have experienced the loss of a loved one
  
  
• HORIZON is a community support group for gay, bisexual, queer and questioning men
  
  
• International Graduate Student Support is a support group for international graduate students
  
  
• Lean on Me is a Boston College Peer Support Network that students can text 617-553-6655 anonymously 24/7 to get support
  
  
• PRISM is a group for queer, lesbian, bisexual, gender-transcending and questioning women
  
  
• SANet, the Boston College Sexual Assault Support Network supports students who have been directly or indirectly impacted by sexual violence. 
  
  
• Sisters, Let's Talk is a support and discussion group that seeks to facilitate connections between women students of color as well as women faculty and staff of color
  
  
• Together is a confidential group that consists of members of the BC community who are children or siblings of someone who is or has been incarcerated, contact Professor Celeste Wells for group information.

• Office for Institutional Diversity: 129 Lake St., Rm 211 (Brighton Campus)
  Title IX officers address issues of exploitation, intimidation, and discrimination based upon gender, including sexual assault or sexual misconduct of any kind.
  Melinda Stoops, Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Students (stoopsme@bc.edu, 617-552-3482), records and investigates all Title IX reports involving students.
  Patricia Lowe, University Title IX Coordinator (patricia.lowe@bc.edu; TitleIXCoordinator@bc.edu; 617-552-3334), handles issues involving only faculty/staff