Everyone is welcome to participate in our free workshops and events! Please note, RSVP may be recommended for some workshops or events. For disability and accessibility accommodations, please contact the organizer directly via email.
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Counseling and Mental Health Services
Medical Health Services
UCSF Alliance Health Project will be providing free and confidential STI testing (HIV, Syphilis, Oral gonorrhea, & Chlamydia). The mobile testing van will be parked in front of the Student Services Building.
Tuesdays in front of the Student Services Building
12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
September 9th
October 13th
November 10th
For questions or to request reasonable accomodations, email lilylew@sfsu.edu
Health Education
The Wags for Wellness program aims to build community through stress relief activities and raise awareness of mental health and wellness resources on campus. Studies show animals can help relieve anxiety, and just petting a dog or cat can lower your blood pressure. We hope you will come out to pet one of our visiting therapy animals! Therapy Animals are certified assisted therapy animals from the SF SPCA.
All participants must follow SFSU health and safety guidelines. In the event of rain, the event may be canceled for the day. Please be sure to check our website and social media for important announcements.
Wednesday, September 16th
12 PM - 1 PM
Gator Student Health Center
We welcome persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. For questions or to request reasonable accommodations, please email Vincent Lam at vlam@sfsu.edu
Stressed?!? Whether you’re anticipating a stressful semester, need some helpful strategies or just a community space to reflect on these topics, sign up for this workshop! We’ll explore various self-care strategies to utilize on a daily basis to promote positive mental health and manage stress. Participants will engage in different self-care strategies and develop personal goals to manage stress.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
4PM-5:15PM
Virtual
We welcome persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. For questions or to request reasonable accommodations, please email Vincent Lam at vlam@sfsu.edu
The Wags for Wellness program aims to build community through stress relief activities and raise awareness of mental health and wellness resources on campus. Studies show animals can help relieve anxiety, and just petting a dog or cat can lower your blood pressure. We hope you will come out to pet one of our visiting therapy animals! Therapy Animals are certified assisted therapy animals from the SF SPCA.
All participants must follow SFSU health and safety guidelines. In the event of rain, the event may be canceled for the day. Please be sure to check our website and social media for important announcements.
Wednesday, October 28th
12 PM - 1 PM
Gator Student Health Center
We welcome persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. For questions or to request reasonable accommodations, please email Vincent Lam at vlam@sfsu.edu
The Wags for Wellness program aims to build community through stress relief activities and raise awareness of mental health and wellness resources on campus. Studies show animals can help relieve anxiety, and just petting a dog or cat can lower your blood pressure. We hope you will come out to pet one of our visiting therapy animals! Therapy Animals are certified assisted therapy animals from the SF SPCA.
All participants must follow SFSU health and safety guidelines. In the event of rain, the event may be canceled for the day. Please be sure to check our website and social media for important announcements.
Wednesday, November 18th
12 PM - 1 PM
Gator Student Health Center
We welcome persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. For questions or to request reasonable accommodations, please email Vincent Lam at vlam@sfsu.edu
The Wags for Wellness program aims to build community through stress relief activities and raise awareness of mental health and wellness resources on campus. Studies show animals can help relieve anxiety, and just petting a dog or cat can lower your blood pressure. We hope you will come out to pet one of our visiting therapy animals! Therapy Animals are certified assisted therapy animals from the SF SPCA.
All participants must follow SFSU health and safety guidelines. In the event of rain, the event may be canceled for the day. Please be sure to check our website and social media for important announcements.
Wednesday, December 2nd
12 PM - 1 PM
Gator Student Health Center
We welcome persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. For questions or to request reasonable accommodations, please email Vincent Lam at vlam@sfsu.edu