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• Hood Counseling Services - Free mental health services to Hood graduate students. 
• NeighborHOOD Counseling Training Center - Free mental health services to Hood graduate students. 
• - Find a local counselor based on your needs and wants. 
• Psychology Today Therapist Finder - Find a local counselor based on your needs and wants. 
• - Learn skills to promote wellbeing from Hood graduate peers. 
• RISE Program - Short video series on building resiliency skills.
• Hood Lunchtime Yoga - free weekly yoga practice for Hood students, staff & faculty. RSVP required.
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Check out this welcome message from Tammi Simpson, Vice President for Community and Inclusivity:

• Hood Health Services - Located inside Toll House Urgent Care at 501 W7th St
• - Gym and Aquatics Center are free to Hood graduate students
• Campus Cupboard - Food and toiletry items available to students in need
• - Monthly order and pick up of low cost groceries. 
• - Recipes, health information and more from the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics
• - Recipes, workshops, podcasts and more from the nutritionists at Giant. 
• - Healthy, low cost recipes from SNAP-Ed. 
• - Free, anonymous testing kit for sexually transmitted infections
• Lactation Room
  • Located in the J. Henry Apple Resource Building (Room 8B). Accommodates one person at a time on a first come, first serve basis. Individuals should bring personal equipment, including membranes, clean tubing, breast shields and collection bottles. For more information or to request access, contact Amanda Dymek at rzepkowski@hood.edu or 301-696-3439.
• Tobacco Free Campus - Hood prohibits smoking/vaping on-campus. If you need help quitting tobacco, there is . 
• Hood Lunchtime Yoga - free weekly yoga practice for Hood students, staff & faculty. RSVP required.

• Graduate Affinity Groups -Affinity nights for our Asian/Pacific Islander, Black/African American, Latinx/Hispanic, and LGBTQIA+ members. If you believe a group is missing or would like more details, please reach out to .
• LGBTQ+ Resources
• - Local organization supporting LGBTQ+ community in Frederick through social connection & advocacy.

• Incidents of Bias and Hate - Hood College is proud of its diverse community, and we are committed to cultivating and strengthening an inclusive, tolerant, multi-cultural, and intellectually open community.

   

• Student Success Center - Personal support tailored to help you be successful in the classroom. 
  • Writing Center

  • 24/7 Virtual Tutoring

• Beneficial-Hodson Library and Learning Commons - Open 24/7 to students (with a Hood ID). Reserve a study room or use computers to complete research. One on one appointments with research librarians are available. 

• Office of the Dean of the Chapel - Providing multi-faith support to ALL Hood students on their journey at Hood. 
• Faith Communities Near Campus - New to Frederick. Find a local spiritual/religious community.
• - Mindfulness program designed to particular meet needs of college students. Rev. Beth O'Malley is a trained facilitator. 
• Hood Lunchtime Yoga - free weekly yoga practice for Hood students, staff & faculty. RSVP required.

• Career Center - Personal support tailored to help you navigate the job market and land your dream job. 
• Three-Minute Thesis - Hood's annual competition to present your research in a fun and challenging way.
• - Online job board for Hood students. Contact careers@hood.edu to learn how to use the site. 

• Accounting Services - located in Alumnae Hall (room 213), email accounting@hood.edu, phone 301-696-3207.
• Career Center - Personal support tailored to help you find a paid job or internship on campus or in the community.
• Financial Literacy Courses - Held every spring, learn skills to help you manage your money, reduce your debt and save for the future. Contact wellness@hood.edu to learn when the next series begins. 
• Hood's Office of Financial Aid

• Graduate Student Scholarships

   

   

   

• - Free bus rides across the Frederick community.
• Frederick Food Security Network - Volunteer at one of several community gardens in the Frederick community, including one on Hood's campus.
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• - Dedicated to enhancing the social, economic, & environmental vitality of our community

Campus Safety

Call 9-1-1 For emergency response

Call 2-1-1 to be connected to a community resource specialist who can put you in touch with local organizations that provide critical services that can improve—and save—lives. 

National crisis hotlines and online services:

• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-8255
• The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Suicide Hotline): 1-866-488-7386
• Trans Lifeline: 1-877-565-8860
• Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
• Crisis Text Line for Students of Color: Text STEVE to 741741