Student Health Care Center Blog

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UF Student Government wants to know what barriers students face when it comes to using campus health resources. Your participation helps ensure the entire student body is being offered the best health and wellness care possible.

Deciding to share the story of survival is part of recovery.... It’s up to the individual to determine if and when he or she is comfortable speaking about what happened.

No case or legal work is the same: They rely on the choice of the survivor and assailant’s status as a student to pave the way.

“They’re at their most vulnerable when they come in this situation. I’m mostly just very grateful that I am able to provide something to them.” ~Jennifer Donelan, ARNP, SHCC Women's Clinic Supervisor

For survivors of sexual assault, they have suffered intimate attacks that left them emotionally, physically and mentally scarred. Their backgrounds are different. Their stories aren’t the same. But they are united.

[Erin Smith] knew, as many people do, that students of all races, genders and sexual orientations become survivors every semester — she just never thought she would be one.

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[President] Fuchs gave his own report, choosing to discuss students’ mental health and how UF has handled the increased demand for mental health services.

Don't be afraid to initiate a conversation about STIs/STDs with your health care provider -- we are here to help.