Graduate School and Wilson College of Textiles at NC State welcome new counselor embedded within their institutions.
NC State's Grad School and the Wilson College of Textiles announce the arrival of their new embedded counselor, Michael Tuma. Michael will cater to the mental health needs of grad students and textile students. With his office in the Textiles Complex on Centennial Campus, students can access free counseling services without leaving their classrooms.
Embedded counselors are one of many resources available to students to help with mental health and well-being. Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, Michael is passionate about therapy, recognizing the importance of mental health for overall well-being. He enjoys empowering individuals to chart their life's course.
Speaking about his role, Michael expressed excitement about working with Wilson College of Textiles and graduate students. He sees the position as an ideal opportunity to guide these advanced students through their unique life transitions.
What You Need to Know
Who can see Michael?
Any Wilson College of Textiles or graduate student can receive counseling from Michael. He also consults with staff or faculty about students.
Where is Michael's office?
You can find Michael in Suite 2361-A, Textiles Complex on Centennial Campus.
When can I book an appointment?
Starting Oct. 9, students can learn about Michael's drop-in hours and schedule appointments on the Wilson College of Textiles or Graduate School embedded counseling webpage.
How can I set up an appointment?
Drop by during his drop-in hours for in-person or virtual appointments, or schedule virtual meetings through AcademicLiveCare. To learn more about Michael and schedule an appointment, visit the Wilson College of Textiles or Graduate School embedded counseling webpage.
Do appointments cost anything or will they be covered by student insurance?
There’s no cost for appointments with Michael, as insurance won't be billed.
Michael also shared words of encouragement, stating that life is a marathon, not a sprint. As we navigate our continuous growth and challenges, it's essential to remember to take things one step at a time.
Don't forget to explore the embedded counseling program and other wellness-related resources. Keep checking the Graduate School News for updates.
- Graduate students and students from the Wilson College of Textiles can receive help with their mental health from Michael Tuma, who is excited to guide them through their unique life transitions.
- After October 9th, students can schedule an appointment with Michael in Suite 2361-A, Textiles Complex on Centennial Campus, or during drop-in hours for both in-person and virtual appointments.
- According to Michael, it's important to remember that life is a marathon and we should take things one step at a time while navigating continuous growth and challenges. He encourages students to explore the embedded counseling program and other wellness resources, and keep checking the Graduate School News for updates.
