emergency

In case of an emergency, this page will be updated with pertinent information and made available to the larger Wellesley College community.

The Wellesley College Police are on duty around the clock, throughout the year.

781.283.5555 - Emergency

781.283.2121 - Non-emergency
781.283.2303 - Non-hearing

In the event that the Wellesley College website is down for an extended period, basic and emergency information will be made available at the college website address, hosted by Mills College.

Support Resources for Students and Employees

Health Services

781.283.2810 (24-hour access)

During the day, Health Services is staffed by experienced physicians, nurses, and nurse practitioners committed to the well-being of all Wellesley students. After hours, students can reach an on-call physician through the main Health Services line.

Stone Center Counseling Service

781.283.2839 

The Stone Center is open 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, and an emergency hour is reserved each day. After hours and on weekends, there is a counselor on call through the infirmary at 781.283.2851.

The center provides individual counseling, groups, workshops, and consultation to the Wellesley College community. The staff includes licensed social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, a postdoctoral fellow, and clinical trainees in graduate schools of social work and psychology. There is no cost for these services. Counseling is confidential.

The Office for Human Resources

781.283.3202

Human Resources offers support services to help deal with emotional stress. In addition, the Employee Assistance Program can provide help to employees as individuals or in departments. Employees can reach the EAP program directly at 781.235.4950.

Office of Religious and Spiritual Life

781.283.2685

The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life strives to support the spiritual, educational, and worship needs of all Wellesley students, including those of Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian (Orthodox, Protestant, Roman Catholic), Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim, Native African, Native American, Pagan, Sikh, Unitarian Universalist, Zoroastrian, and other religious traditions. Support for the spiritual journeys of students, faculty and staff both within and outside of institutional religious contexts is offered through a series of programs on moral, ethical and spiritual issues.

Key Contacts

For families concerned about students or situations at Wellesley College:

  • Dean of Students - 781.283.2322
  • International Student Advisor - 781.283.2083
  • Public Affairs - 781.283.2373
  • Town of Wellesley Police - 781.235.1212
  • Town of Wellesley Fire - 781.235.1300

For families concerned about students studying abroad:

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