Our Mission
As a non credit bearing certificate program under the Health and Wellness Minor, the Be Well program aims to allow participants to explore their own understanding of their personal well-being. Be Well aims to focus on the well-being of the individual in relation to the seven dimensions of health and wellness. As a result, participants will apply interactive strategies to improve their state of wellness.
Our Vision
“Exploring who you are, what you do, and how you live.”
The Be Well program is affiliated with the Undergrauate College of Human Development (HDV). HDV has three tenants to explore human development in Kelly Quad. The dimensions of wellness apply to these tenants as follows:
Who you are:
- Physical Wellness
- Emotional Wellness
- Spiritual Wellness
What you do:
- Occupational Wellness
- Intellectual Wellness
How you live:
- Environmental Wellness
- Social Wellness
Workshop Outline (Spring 2017)
| Date | Topic | Guiding Questions
|
Presenter(s) |
| 2/15 | Introduction to Health & Wellness | “What is Health & Wellness? How can this program help me grow to have a healthful and well life while in college?” | Meg Johnson and Dr. Debbie Zelizer |
| 2/22 | Intellectual Dimension | “Re Learning to Learn – What’s Your Learning Style? How can I work with others within that style?” | Academic Success and Tutoring Center: Shannon Jayne |
| 3/1 | Social Dimension | “Where do I fit in”? | RHD Meg Johnson and QA Angelina Storelli |
| 3/8 | Spiritual Dimension | “How can I find inner peace and reflection” | Assistant Director for University Apartments Elisbeth Santore |
| 3/15 | NO WORKSHOP | Spring Break | n/a |
| 3/22 | Physical Dimension | “What are you doing to feel the way you do?” | Stephanie May |
| 3/29 | Emotional Dimension | “How does my decision-making impact myself? How can I adapt my decision-making in college?” | CAPS |
| 4/5 | Occupational
Dimension |
“Do my interests match what I want to do for my career?” | Urszula Zalewski |
| 4/12 | Environmental Dimension | “What is my environmental footprint and how can I reduce this?” | Office of Sustainability: Tom Lanzilotta |
| 4/19 | Closing | “Do I feel as if my wellness has improved from this experience?” | Meg Johnson and Dr. Debbie Zelizer |