Health Services
Health care on campus is provided free of charge at the Student Health Center.
The health center can be entered from the outside stairs at the east end of Bailey Hall.
A registered nurse is available Monday through Friday from 7:45am to 4:15pm to treat minor health complaints such as colds, viruses, sinus infections, etc.
Appointments are needed to see the nurse and can be scheduled by calling extension 217.
The College physician is available from 8:00am to 9:00am each weekday morning. The physician can treat any complaint that you would see your regular family physician for. Students do not need an appointment to see the physician, walk-ins are welcomed. Students need to be in the health center by 9am or earlier to see the college physician during normally scheduled hours.
Services and medications provided by the health center are always free to the students. The health centered is funded by your tuition money so please utilize the services when needed. Students should contact the health center either by phone or in person as soon as illness or injury occurs. By doing this, the student may be able to avoid a more serious condition.
If you receive allergy shots, we can give those in the health center. Please call us at extension 217 for information regarding times and restrictions.
If the student lives in the residence halls and is too ill to eat in the dining room, they may obtain a sick tray by contacting their Resident Director.
Mental Health Counseling Services
Confidential mental health counseling services are provided free of charge to current students in the Student Health Center. A State Independently Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (PCC) will provide a diagnostic assessment, treatment plan, and subsequent therapy sessions to assist students with a wide variety of wellness and mental health concerns. No problem is too large or small. Time management, stress, relationship issues, substance use/abuse/dependence, depression, anxiety, GLBT issues, ADHD and bipolar disorder are some of the concerns often addressed through the Campus Counseling Services. There is no specific limit to the number of sessions a student may receive through this free benefit but it should be noted that students whose needs require specialized or very long term care may be referred to seek services through their insurance providers.
Please note that the counseling record of the student does not go into the student’s academic record and confidentiality of counseling services is strictly upheld.
To schedule an appointment, please contact the office of the Director of Counseling Services, ext 272 or by e-mail at
Contact info:
Wilmington College main number:
(937) 382-6661
Campus Nurse
Jill Young, ext. 217
Director of Counseling Services
Ext. 272
