Within the Student Affairs department, students will find people, programs and resources to support their medical school journey.  Starting before classes begin through to final commencement, every student will find connection and support here. Counseling is offered to every student as an annual 1:1 formal meeting each year and then on-going academic advising, career and specialty advising, individual support, and absences student. Contact the Office of Student Affairs to learn more.

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Welcome to Detroit

Warrior MD student life is enriched by the WSU experience and living in the heart of Detroit. Explore and enjoy Detroit's rich and diverse landscape where you will both feel at home and learn from unparalleled history and exciting new opportunities and be a part of defining its future. Whatever your interests, you find a place here. Housing, dining, transportation and any other questions you might have can be addressed to Student Affairs, or consider participating in an upcoming Warrior MD chat where MD students answer your questions. 

With diverse population across race and ethnicity, Detroit residents are % African American, % Hispanic. Southwest Detroit's Hispanic heritage encompasses a vibrant community where our students connect and care for the community. Native American culture is also present in the places and spaces of Detroit and surrounding community. Learn more about the city of Detroit.

Wellness Programs 

"Feel Well. Do Well." As students prepare to care for others as physicians,  student health and well-being also take priority. The rigor of medical school can be difficult and affects students uniquely. The Wellness Program incorporates student wellness and well-being by addressing physical, psychological, academic, social and community needs. The program is woven into curriculum as well offered via substantial services and resources. Fitness facilities and classes are abundant throughout the WSU campus and are open seven days a week. Scott Hall fitness center also houses space for medical students' physical fitness between classes. 

• Health and wellness ambassadors
• Wellness seminars 
• Community engagement -service learning
• Campus Health Center

Mentor Program

Mentors are offered to provide students with non-judgmental support, nurture and empower the unique student's skills, offer guidance as decisions, encourage self-confidence and provide constructive feedback as desired. This structured program allows for support and guidance throughout the medical school years.