Student Services

Mental health is an important aspect of student well-being. Students in need of counseling services should contact the Director of Counseling and Disability Services Coordinator, Michael Cohen, PhD at michael.cohen@ienyc.ie.edu for referrals and information on scheduling an appointment. Students can schedule six 30-minute counseling sessions per trimester.

IE New York College is committed to providing equal educational opportunities and participation for students with disabilities. We work with our students to determine appropriate and reasonable accommodations that support their equal access to a world-class education. Confidentiality is of the utmost importance, and disability-related information is never disclosed without student permission. 

Students with impairments and conditions may request accommodations to assist them in their IENYC experience. To request an accommodation for a qualifying disability, a student must self-identify and contact the Disability Services Coordinator Michael Cohen, PhD at michael.cohen@ienyc.ie.edu.

While there is no health office on IENYC’s campus, First Aid kits and defibrillators are on campus and available to all students. 

Select staff members have been trained in professional first-aid and can give appropriate referrals to those in need of urgent care. Urgent care services are not provided on campus. Students can visit the closest City MD to campus, which is located at 331 6th Avenue, New York City, NY 10014.

The safety and well-being of our students, faculty and staff is of utmost importance. To view our various campus safety policies please see the College Catalog:

• Section 7.2, page 29 Student Bill of Rights 
• Section 8, page 34 Code of Student Conduct 
• Section 17, page 74 Campus Safety
• Section 18, page 110 Emergency Action Plan  

At IENYC, campus safety is specifically the responsibility of the Vice President & Provost and the Director of Operations, Title IX Coordinator—to whom any questions or concerns should be directed. They are responsible for the campus’ annual security report, as well as all initiatives to maintain the safety and security of our campus. In compliance with relevant regulation (including the Clery Act, the Violence Against Women Act, Title IX, and New York State Educational Law article 129-A and B), the Vice President & Provost of IENYC, or the Title IX Coordinator, will be responsible for identifying those College officials who qualify as Campus Security Authorities (CSAs). All College security personnel are trained as CSAs.

For more information or to report an incident related to Title IX, The Clery Act or any other crime, please contact the Title IX Coordinator.

The safety of our students, staff, faculty and visitors is a top priority for IENYC. In compliance with the U.S. federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, IENYC’s Annual Security Report provides crime statistics for the past three years and information regarding campus security and personal safety topics such as crime prevention, reporting policies, awareness programs, services for victims, disciplinary procedures and other information related to the safety and security of the IENYC community.

Current students, staff, faculty and applicants for enrollment or employment have the right to request a hard copy of this information by sending a written request to IENYC Office of the Title IX Coordinator, 64 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10012, emailing info@ienyc.ie.edu or calling 646-768-5357.

Click here to access IENYC’s 2023 Annual Security Report.

Click here to access IENYC’s 2022 Annual Security Report.

Click here to access IENYC’s 2021 Annual Security Report.