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Healthy Campus Coalition

Who We Are

听As part of the Division of Student Affairs' student wellness initiative, Healthy Campus is a collective of students, faculty, and staff engaged in health-promoting work on campus. Healthy Campus utilizes the national leadership of the American College Health Association's .

Our Vision

Healthy Campus is committed to the well-being of CI. To support our mission, we are focused on three areas:听a coalition structure, our relationship to the institution, and our goals and objectives.

MAP-IT Framework

Healthy Campus uses the ACHA MAP-IT Framework to guide our efforts.

MAP-IT Framework: Mobilize, Assess (we are here), Plan, Implement, and Track

Our Progress

听October-December 2019: Developed mission, vision, and scope of our work.

December 2019-January 2020: Met in thematic groups to discuss team data

January 2020: Coalition met to discuss findings- social connectedness & belonging

听Two arrows: one depicting influences on student involvement, one depicting facilitators of student well-being. Influences on student involvement: culture shock, rural location, challenges building and maintaining social support, resource awareness. Facilitators of student belonging: dynamic experiences, develop personal agency through mentorship, responding to needs, introductory programs.

February 2020: coalition met to discuss findings- physical and mental well-being

Contributors to cold and flu: low self-care (low priority) and not calling out sick (fears around self-advocacy). Proposed campus response: encourage self-care and support students who are ill.

May 2020: Healthy Campus Coalition met with Dr. Richard Yao to develop alignment roadmap for psychosocial well-being in virtual programming

Summer 2020: You@College identified as a division-wide priority program to support psychoeducational programming for student success

Fall 2020: Implemented You@College campus-wide

Spring 2021 - Student leadership facilitated working groups in the following areas:

  • Building resource referral capacity
  • Mentorship and study groups
  • Food insecurity and basic needs
  • Affinity and peer groups
  • You@College program integration and amplification

Summer 2021 - ACHA-NCHA III Spring 2021 administration data presentation and discussion

Current Status Next Steps

  • Fall 2021 - Student leaders are meeting with faculty and staff partners to move initiatives forward.
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