Goal:
Students will have knowledge of, and access to, University resources that address their personal, emotional, and social needs.
Quarterback:
Executive Director of Health Services and Associate Professor of Social Work
Essential Staff:
- University Health Center
- Student Services
- Social Work and Psychology Faculty
Linkages with Other Plays:
- Institutional Technology - Play 4
- Campus Engagement – Play 13
Strategies
- P-10a: Establish customized wellness activities based on students' reported wellness issues as well as social and academic interests.
- P-10b: Introduce students to resources and opportunities available at the University that foster physical, intellectual, cultural, emotional, mental, professional, social, and financial wellness.
Measures
- Administration of Wellness survey (distribution dates and number of students participating) [associated outcome: demonstrating knowledge of campus-based profile]
- Development of presentations that address survey results (survey summary results and associated presentations based on results) [associated outcome: utilize available resources for achieving and sustaining various types of health]
- Number of presentations (calendar of events/presentations) [associated outcome: demonstrate personal responsibility]
- List of students attending presentations (student participation lists)
This structured approach ensures that students are well-supported in their personal, emotional, and social development, promoting overall wellness and access to essential University resources.