Rice Health Advisors (RHAs)
The Rice Health Advising program is a group of your peers that have been trained by Rice to confidentially support you with wellness issues such as mental health, stress management, conflict resolution, trauma, physical fitness, nutrition, sexual health, and interpersonal violence. Please do not hesitate to reach out to any one of us about a wellness concern.
More information can be found at: rha.rice.edu
-
Please feel free to grab any free supplies from the RHA lockers outside the Baker servery. We’ll be restocking regularly and updating you in the Baker Slack.
Medical Supplies:
Ibuprofen
Acetaminophen
Aspirin
Antibiotic ointment
Bandages
Lactaid
Hydrocortisone
Gauze
Antacid tablets
Cold compress
Elastic bandage wrap
Nitrile gloves
Earbuds.
Reproductive Health Supplies:
Condoms
Lubricant
Tampons
Pads
-
First and foremost, we are here to listen. We are passionate about cultivating the Culture of Care at Baker and hope to help you or someone you are worried about through difficult situations and answer any questions about improving your overall health.
We can also act as liaisons to the Wellbeing Office, Counseling Center, and other professional resources if you are interested, but we are not mandatory reporters. All conversations are confidential unless there is a threat of immediate danger. Please do not hesitate to reach out to any one of us about a wellness concern.
We also host monthly events at Baker including education on wellness topics, mindfulness meditation sessions, and self-care events. All of us are equipped with various medical supplies if you need anything.
-
Learn more about the RHA's personal stories here to find an RHA whose experiences you resonate with.
Head RHAs
Kay Nagasato ‘26
kmn10@rice.edu
Major: Neuroscience
Minors: Environmental Studies
Chris Zheng ‘26
cz58@rice.edu
Major: Psychology
Minors: Biochemistry and Cell Biology
Baker RHAs
Cheryl Lee ‘26
cl161@rice.edu
Major: Chemistry
Minors: Biochemistry & Cell Biology
Certificate: Chinese
Asmita Ahuja ‘26
aa206@rice.edu
Majors: Psychology, Health Sciences
Arunima Jaiswal ‘26
asj5@rice.edu
Major: Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
Ixchel Marino ‘26
im36@rice.edu
Major: Business
Risha Manga ‘27
ram30@rice.edu
Major: Sports Medicine & Exercise Physiology
ToluLope Adams ‘26
taa6@rice.edu
Major: Biosciences
Minor: Medical Humanities
Jadon Lee ‘28
jl521@rice.edu
Major: Neuroscience
Jayna Yoon ‘27
jy125@rice.edu
Major: Neuroscience
Nicole Alvarez ‘27
na68@rice.edu
Major: Business, Social Policy Analysis
OTHER USEFUL RESOURCES
The Wellbeing and Counseling Center supports student development and success by providing a good first point of contact for students who want to talk to someone about solutions to their wellbeing and mental health concerns.
Phone: 713-348-3311
Website (includes hours and location): https://wellbeing.rice.edu/
Rice Student Health Services provides preventive and outpatient clinical care for the students of Rice University. Student Health is located on-campus and is dedicated to meeting the unique needs of undergraduate and graduate students, with an emphasis on prevention. We see all students regardless of their insurance. Appointments are included in student fees. Additional charges for labs, vaccines, etc. may be paid via cash or credit card.
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY? - Call 6000 on campus for 24/7 student EMS. Call 911 if off campus.
Phone: (713) 348-4966
Website (includes hours and location): https://health.rice.edu/
The Rice Women’s Resource Center provides resources pertaining to sexual and women’s health. Furthermore, the RWRC provides open dialogue for any questions regarding the topics aforementioned with its trained volunteers. The office is located in the Rice Memorial Center, across from Coffeehouse.
Email: ricewrc@gmail.com
Website: http://women.rice.edu/
