Health & Safety

Parents of college students often feel helpless when their students are sick and away at college. Besides reminding your student to rest enough and perhaps get a flu shot, consider the following items you can send in a package to care for your sick student.

Parents of college students often feel helpless when their students are sick and away at college. Besides reminding your student to rest enough and perhaps get a flu shot, consider the following items you can send in a package to care for your sick student.

With winter upon us, the stress of finals looming and germs lurking around every dorm corner, your college student will need to make staying healthy a priority. Share these tips to ward off sickness.

Parents of college students often feel helpless when their students are sick and away at college. Besides reminding your student to rest enough and perhaps get a flu shot, consider the following items you can send in a package to care for your sick student.

The Simmons Health Center is staffed by physicians, registered nurses, and nurse practitioners.

Simmons offers an escort-on-request service between academic and residential campuses, in addition to safety awareness, education, and training for the Simmons community.

Aggie Alert is used to disseminate text messages to mobile devices and/or e-mails messages to registered users.

There are various programs and workshops offered throughout the year to enhance student’s well being.

We recognize that college students need to live healthy lifestyles to be productive and happy.

The Counseling Center provides free individual counseling that promotes personal growth.

All campus buildings are equipped with a weather radio which broadcasts news of severe weather watches and warnings.

If you have your own health insurance that covers you in the state of Alabama and do not want the Aetna Student Health Insurance costing $824.00 to be added to your bill, fill out the the student health insurance waiver before September 15th.