Student Wellness Promotion & Education
Student Wellness Promotion and Education conducts programs to help Mines students build and access the tools needed to stay well during college and beyond. These activities and trainings promote holistic student well-being and address issues of community health and wellness, such as: mental health, alcohol and substance abuse, connectedness, resilience, sleep, stress management, sexual health, nutrition, and more.
Student Wellness Promotion & Education
Student Wellness Promotion and Education conducts programs to help Mines students build and access the tools needed to stay well during college and beyond. These activities and trainings promote holistic student well-being and address issues of community health and wellness, such as: mental health, alcohol and substance abuse, connectedness, resilience, sleep, stress management, sexual health, nutrition, and more.
Wellness Promotion Programs
Alcohol and Sbustance Abuse Prevention
Betsy’s Friends Peer Educators
Every Oredigger Suicide Prevention Trainings
You@Mines Resource Portal
Blaster Boxes
Request a Workshop
Student Wellness Promotion works with student groups and campus departments to lead presentations and workshops on a variety of topics. Some examples may include overall wellness, resilience, imposter syndrome, stress relief, alcohol and substance abuse, sleep, and more. Please reach out to Emma or Bryttani to discuss your needs!
About Student Wellness Promotion
Student Wellness Promotion and Education conducts programs to help Mines students build and access the tools needed to stay well during college and beyond. These activities and trainings promote holistic student well-being and address issues of community health and wellness, with a priority on: mental health, suicide prevention, alcohol and substance abuse prevention, resilience, stress management, and sexual wellness. Our department also addresses other topical areas such as connectedness, sleep, imposter syndrome, nutrition, financial wellness, and others. These are informed and evaluated by data collection.