Counseling & Wellness

Keep Yourself Healthy

At NYIT's Counseling and Wellness Services offices, we take a holistic approach to helping you stay healthy. Contact us for a schedule of workshops, lectures, outreach activities, and other programs open to the NYIT community. Please call us about extended evening hours.

Long Island

Alexandra Lo Re, LCSW
Associate Director
Student Activity Center
Room 304
516.686.7683
alore@nyit.edu

Joan O'Connor, M.P.S, LMHC, CASAC
Counselor III
Student Activity Center
Room 305
516.686.7703
joconnor@nyit.edu

Hours
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

New York City

Michael Schneider, MSW
Director
33 W. 60th St.
3rd Floor
212.261.1773
mschne01@nyit.edu

Tiffany Ciprian, LCSW
Associate Director
33 W. 60th St.
3rd Floor
212.261.1755
tcipri01@nyit.edu

Hours
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

NYITCOM Office

Sadia Halim
Associate Director
Student Activity Center
Room 308
516.686.7636
shalim@nyit.edu

Michelle Caluori
Associate Director
Student Activity Center
Room 309
516.686.1328
mcaluori@nyit.edu

Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Please note these counselors serve NYITCOM students only.

Talk to Us. That's What We're Here For.

Are you feeling more anxious, stressed out, depressed or homesick than usual? Come to the Counseling Services center on your campus and talk to us. Our licensed professional counselors can help you develop the resources and practical strategies to enjoy the social and academic success you deserve.

Free and Confidential

All on-campus counseling services are confidential and free of charge. In certain cases, our staff may make a referral to an outside provider, where fees may apply. Your confidentiality is protected within the boundaries of the client/counselor relationship. Rare exceptions to confidentiality exist only if a counselor has reason to believe there is imminent danger to you or to others.

NYITCOM Students: Please refer to the Mental Health Initiative section in the NYITCOM Student Handbook.

Online Screenings

Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between a bad mood that will pass on its own and one you'll need help to get out of your way. This free and confidential series of questions only takes a few minutes to help you decide what's the best thing to do.

Just in Case: NYITCOM

If you ever feel you or a friend is in crisis; if you're facing or witness an abuse situation, sexual assault, or bias crime, open this app to find help right away.

Looking for an online resource?

Immunization

All students are required by law to submit Student Immunization Form verifying immunization against Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR), and Meningococcal Meningitis when they enroll at NYIT.

Health Insurance

Attention


Effective Now for Fall 2019 Semester, NYIT will automatically enroll all students who are legally required to have health insurance in the Aetna Student Health insurance plan.

This includes:

  • FULL TIME UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
  • STUDENT ATHLETES
  • SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS STUDENTS
  • INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS HOLDING AN F-1, J-1 VISA
NYITCOM Students' Insurance Information

Accessibility Services

NYIT actively supports all of our students in the pursuit of their academic and career goals, including those who identify as disabled. We adhere to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 504.

For information regarding the specific support and accommodations we can provide, please contact the Office of Accessibility Services.

NYITCOM Student Accessibility Information

Need a Physician?

Please check aetnastudenthealth.com to find a physician located near you who accepts Aetna insurance, or call Aetna Customer Service at 1.877.480.4161.

NYITCOM Students: Please refer to the Health Services Information section in the NYITCOM Student Handbook.

Long Island

On the Long Island campus, the W. Kenneth Riland Academic Health Care Center is staffed by physicians and advanced medical students from NYIT's College of Osteopathic Medicine as well as medical students. Come see us any time you need primary medical care.

W. Kenneth Riland
Academic Health Care Center
ppuglies@nyit.edu
516.686.1300

Manhattan

In Manhattan, you can go to any one of several Urgent Care Facilities if you find yourself in need of non-emergency medical care. Please call the facility closest to you to ensure they accept your health insurance prior to receiving services.

Policies and Guides

Title IX and Gender-Based Misconduct Policies
Are You Being Sexually Harassed?
Are You Being Stalked?
Are You in an Abusive Relationship?
Have You Been Sexually Assaulted?