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Counseling Services strives to foster student development in the Randolph-Macon community. Specifically, programs and services are designed to support self-identity and interpersonal growth. Through a variety of programmatic efforts, students are assisted as they seek to define their values and interests and endeavor to increase their level of autonomy and competence in both personal and career goals. Counseling Services strives to be a bridge between the theoretical world of academe and applied settings beyond the classroom. Counseling Services participates in the development of the student while supporting the mission of the College.
Counseling Services offer personal counseling to all students. Services include individual personal counseling, group counseling, consultation, and referral services when deemed appropriate or preferred by the student. Counseling Services also provide workshops on a variety of personal topics and alcohol/drug education classes. Referrals and brief consultations are also available to faculty and staff.
Clinical staff follow the legal and ethical guidelines of the American Psychological Association and the American Counseling Association for professional behavior and confidentiality. Dr. Craig Anderson, Dr. Beth Schubert, and Dr. Dusti Sisk-Fandrich, provide counseling services.
Appointments can be made by visiting Counseling Services located in Thomas Branch Hall or by calling 752-7270 (x7270) from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. All appointments are completely confidential and available to enrolled students at no cost. Appointments are typically given within 48 hours of request. Contact Campus Safety at x4710 for urgent after hours mental health needs. For serious emergencies, call 911 (9-911 from room phone).
If you have specific questions, contact Counseling Services at 804.752.7270 (x7270). Our fax number is 804.752.4723.
As a convenience to our Web site users, Counseling Services maintains links to off-site information sources. We are not responsible for the information contained on Web pages not resident at www.rmc.edu. Please inform the Counseling staff of any broken links.
Send general (non-crisis) comments to:
Craig Anderson, Ph.D.
(804) 752-7270
Note: Email is not the most secure way of communicating personal information to a counselor. The most secure method is by phone
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