Relationship Issues
Problem with your significant other? Can't stand your roommate? Being abused by or abusing a significant other? Human beings engage in many different types of relationships. Sometimes, two people reach a point where they need assistance in their relationships. Counseling is an opportunity to improve a relationship that has had trouble in the past; it is also an opportunity to ensure more successful relationships in the future. The counseling department at the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology is available to help improve relationships. If you need help improving a relationship, then please contact the SDSM&T counseling department.
Family Issues
Most of the time family is a support system that people use in times of need. Family relationships are not always perfect and there are times when an outside opinion on family can help. The counseling staff at SDSM&T is ready to assist students with family problems that may arise. If you have questions, then please contact our staff.
Counseling Home Page
Local Resources
Behavior Management Systems
Catholic Social Services
Lutheran Social Services
Masculine Identity and Development
Masculine Identity and Development is a campus group that examines masculine development and identity on the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology campus. The purpose of the group is to challenge traditional stereotypes of masculine behavior and offer up new ways of being that encourage gender equality and reduce violent acts committed by men. The ultimate goal of the group is to not only reduce violence among men but also the prevention of sexual violence and discrimination against women. If you would like to become a part of this group or have questions about how becoming a partner in prevention of violence against women, then please contact Mark Urban at Mark.Urban@sdsmt.edu or at (605) 394-2533.
Men Can Stop Rape – Website devoted to men stopping rape, and how men can play a proactive role in creating change
A Call to Men – A group committed to ending violence against women