Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University (BSRU) is committed to supporting all students, faculty, and staff through robust programs designed to foster equity, wellness, and accessibility. With the Office of Student Affairs leading these initiatives, BSRU ensures that underrepresented groups receive targeted support in a range of essential areas. This comprehensive approach includes services addressing mental health, preventive care, and community integration, reflecting BSRU’s dedication to inclusive education.
1. Counseling Services for Mental Health
BSRU provides free mental health counseling services to address the needs of underrepresented students without discrimination. Through one-on-one counseling sessions and group workshops, students can access support in managing stress, academic pressures, and personal challenges. These services are available year-round by the Counselling Centre and are overseen by trained counselors within the Office of Student Affairs.
In 2023, Bansomdejchaopraya Rajabhat University provided counseling, services, and support to students, lecturers, and staff experiencing physical or emotional distress, totaling 29 cases. The university promotes mental well-being through basic mental health counseling, expert-led guidance from qualified lecturers, and peer-to-peer student activities.
2. Support Services for Students with Disabilities
The Disability Support Services (DSS) Center at BSRU offers specialized assistance to ensure accessible education for students with disabilities. This includes physical accessibility accommodations, academic support, and personalized counseling. The DSS Center works closely with students to tailor resources that enhance their learning experience and campus life, in line with BSRU’s commitment to inclusion.
3. Preventive Health Outreach and Peer Health Ambassadors
The university promotes wellness through preventive health workshops and wellness outreach initiatives. These include sessions on mental well-being, stress management, and physical health, often led by the Office of Student Affairs, where trained students assist in creating a supportive and inclusive campus environment. Through this program, BSRU empowers students to promote health among their peers.
4. Wellness and Preventive Care Services
BSRU’s preventive care initiatives, supported by the Office of Student Affairs, emphasize regular health screenings and health check-ups to promote the well-being of all students, including those from underrepresented backgrounds. These services are made available throughout the year to reduce health disparities and encourage a proactive approach to personal and public health.
5. Mentorship and Peer Support Programs
BSRU’s mentorship initiatives connect underrepresented students with faculty mentors, peer tutors, and student leaders who provide guidance, academic support, and social connection, with a focus on students with disabilities. These mentorship programs create a cohesive support network that fosters academic success, boosts confidence, and enhances the student experience, particularly for those from underrepresented backgrounds.
Through these programs, BSRU reaffirms its commitment to building an inclusive and equitable campus community. The university’s proactive approach to student wellness and diversity ensures that each individual has access to essential resources for a successful academic journey and beyond.
