Physical Health
Healthy Body, Healthy Mind
Want to improve your nutrition, sleep or physical activity? Create personalized strategies to help you feel your best, reduce stress and support your overall well-being.
Personal Health
Start with a Better You
Navigate a variety of topics such as sexual health, self-regulation, and identity with a health educator. These sessions are designed to help you build practical skills, explore concerns, and set personal goals for your overall well-being.
Substance use
Breathe Easier
Making a change starts with a single step. Explore your options, build a personalized plan, and take the next step toward a healthier future.
Scope of practice
Health educators are members of a dedicated team committed to supporting student success and well-being. Through education, coaching, and resource navigation, health educators help students develop healthy behaviors and make informed decisions that support their overall wellness. Health Educators are not licensed therapists and do not provide mental health treatment, diagnosis, crisis intervention, or long-term counseling services. When appropriate, health educators can assist students with connecting to specialized campus and community resources.
Confidentiality
Our health educators are mandated reporters and are required to report information related to a Title IX or Equity policy violation. To learn more about mandated reporters, visit the Title IX website. If you are seeking confidential support, a health educator can refer you to a counselor or student health provider.