Crisis Assistance
It's OK to not be OK. If you experience urgent personal difficulties, relationship issues, academic problems, or other life crises, the Assistant Deans in the Graduate Life Office can be your lifeline.
Crisis Assistance Help
Emergencies
For medical emergencies, life-threatening situations, and crime, call 9-911.
For Immediate Assistance from GLO
If you are in a crisis and need immediate assistance you can page the Graduate Life Dean on call 24/7 by following the instructions below. If you can wait a few hours or until the next business day, please email us at graduatelifeoffice@stanford.edu and a GLO Dean will get back to you.
Call the GLO Pager
Call the GLO pager at 650.723.7288. You will reach a Stanford operator.
- Provide pager ID #25085 and indicate that you need to reach the graduate dean-on-call.
Email the GLO Pager
Email the GLO pager at 25085@pageme.stanford.edu. Include your name, your return phone number and a brief reason for paging in the message (2-4 words, plain text, ex: Academic Concern, Mental Health, Bike Accident). Please note, this mode of contact has a limited number of characters. Please send only the information listed. We will call you back for the details.
Additional Resources
Mental Health Resources at Stanford
This website is your go-to hub for navigating the many mental health and well-being resources at Stanford. Whether you are seeking advice to establish your self-care routine, looking for ways to manage stress or mental health symptoms, tips to help a friend, someone supportive to talk to, or anything in between, you are not alone.
Professional staff and your peers are ready to support you, regardless of what point you are in your mental health and well-being journey.
Health & Well-Being
Student Affairs is committed to creating a holistic culture of well-being that promotes student flourishing. Holding social justice values at its core, we offer a myriad of mental health, physical health, and wellness services and resources. Our medical team, professional staff, and trained peers are ready to support you in your mental health and well-being journey.
Concerned About a Student?
Concerned About a Student? Main content start Faculty, staff and friends are in a unique position to identify graduate students who might be having academic or personal problems. Making a referral to the Graduate Life Office (GLO) is the first step in helping troubled students find the right resources before problems escalate.
