This page includes resources that are available on this website, on campus, and on the web. All are trusted, reliable sources of information that the SWAs themselves use!

On-Campus Resources:

• Ask A SWA Questions: The "Ask a SWA" page has been replaced by SHAC's Phone Triage system. If you have a wellness-related question, please call SHAC at 507-222-4080 during open hours and ask to speak to the Phone Triage provider.
• SWAs: The SWAs themselves are an excellent resource for Carleton students. The linked webpage contains contact information for all of the SWAs.
• SWA Stall/SWA Bulletin Board:  SWA stalls have moved from residence halls to public buildings.  Within these SWA stalls is a wealth of information about: SHAC, SWAs, upcoming events (e.g. flu shots, speakers visiting campus), how to purchase condoms on campus from AHA, after-hours medical attention, who to contact in an emergency, and more! The SWAs are working bring the same information to upperclassmen through passive programming and campus-wide events.
• Student Health and Counseling (SHAC) Staff: SHAC staff members are primary resources for all questions that the SWAs have, and are an excellent resource for students. You can make an appointment with any of the medical or mental health professionals by calling SHAC at x4080. Visit SHAC's website for more information.

Websites:
General Health

• Go Ask Alice 
• WebMD
• National Institute of Health
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• MedlinePlus
• Mayo Clinic - Tools for Healthier Lives
• Mayo Clinic

Drugs and Alcohol

• National Institute on Drug Abuse
• Bacchus and Gamma (Sexual Health/Drug and Alcohol Use/Mental Health)
• US Department for Health and Human Services & the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information

Sexual Health

• Planned Parenthood
• National Organization for Women
• Bacchus and Gamma
• SmarterSex.org
• CDC's Division of STD Prevention
• Advocates for Youth
• Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States
• The Guttmacher Institute

Sexual Assault

• RAINN - Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network

LGBTQ

• National Organization for Women (Women’s Health/Sexual Health/Body Image/Lesbian rights)

Mental Health

• National Institute of Mental Health
• Bacchus and Gamma (Sexual Health/Drug and Alcohol Use/Mental Health)
• Alzheimer's Association
• Mental Health America (formerly National Mental Health Association)

Cancer

• American Cancer Society
• Breast Cancer Screening - Risk Assessment 

Other

• American Heart Association
• American Diabetes Association
• American Lung Association

Usually anything with a .edu or .gov or .org is good