The Children's Institute: The Children's Institute at EMU provides high-quality early childhood education programs for the children of EMU students, faculty, staff and surrounding communities. The Children's Institute provides high-quality care and education for children 18 months through 6 years.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): CAPS offers free confidential mental health counseling to currently enrolled EMU students. Psychiatric services are also available for a fee.

Department of Public Safety (DPS): DPS encompasses campus police, environmental health & safety, and emergency management on campus. To report a crime or incident that is in progress, pick up a blue-light emergency phone or call 734.487.1222 or 911.

Diversity and Community Involvement (DCI): The Department of Diversity and Community Involvement (DCI) offers many opportunities for students to learn, develop, and find a place to belong on campus. DCI is comprised of The Center for Multicultural Affairs (CMA), The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Resource Center (LGBTRC), The VISION Volunteer Center (VISION), and The Women’s Resource Center (WRC).

Health Services: University Health Services (UHS) provides high quality, accessible, affordable health care for Eastern Michigan University students, faculty, and staff. In addition, the UHS offers a licensed pharmacy to provide quality service to EMU students, staff, faculty, and immediate dependents.

Military and Veterans Resource Center: The staff at the Lt. Col. Charles S. Kettles Military and Veteran Services Resource Center takes pride in helping military and veteran students and their spouses and dependents achieve their educational goals. EMU is currently ranked 3rd in the United States among large universities by GI Jobs magazine for being military and veteran friendly and was awarded the Gold Standard by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency for the high level of educational services and support provided to military and veteran students and their families.

Office for International Students and Scholars (OISS): OISS provides cross cultural opportunities, activities and programs for American and international students. They provide visa and immigration advising.

Office of Wellness & Community Responsibility: The Office of Wellness & Community Standards administers the EMU Student Code of Conduct and coordinates wellness initiatives. In addition, they provide workshops for students and student organizations on issues such as hazing, drug and alcohol use, and other at-risk behavior.

Title IX: The Title IX Office addresses incidents of sexual discrimination affecting any member of the EMU community. This office also provides protective and remedial measures to victims of sexual assault, intimate-partner violence, and/or stalking.