Health and Campus Safety

COVID-19 Info Visit Request Info
Guilford College has a public-safety team dedicated to maintaining the peace and security of our campus. Whatever your safety question or concern is, the answers are just a call or click away. We have no higher priority than the safety and wellbeing of our community and visitors. We offer health-care services including treatment for illness, health and wellness education, psychological consultation, and short-term counseling. All services are confidential and free to students.

Emergency Numbers

  • Campus Emergency: 911
  • Campus Information Desk: 336.316.2000
  • Counseling Center: 336.316.2163
  • Family Services of the Piedmont: 336.387.6161
  • Greensboro Police (non-emergency): 336.373.2222
  • Maintenance Emergency: 336.316.2909
  • On-Duty Public Safety Officer: 336.316.2909
  • Office for Campus Life: 336.316.2186
  • Public Safety Office: 336.316.2908
  • Residential Education and Housing: 336.316.2370
  • Student Health Services: 336.316.2194
  • 24-Hours Rape Crisis: 336.273.7273
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Public Safety

The Public Safety Office provides continuous programming and support to keep safety and crime prevention awareness high among students and staff. Review our policies and procedures regarding sexual misconduct, intimate partner violence and stalking.

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Counseling, Health and Wellness

Professional staff at the Student Health and Counseling Center help students maintain their well-being and cope with academic and social pressure, difficult personal circumstances or turning points in their lives.

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Alcohol and Other Drugs Resources

The purpose of the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) policy is to comply with the Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Regulations Act and to further Guilford’s commitment to a safe workplace and learning environment.