The CWP operates from a public health model and utilizes prevention and health promotion strategies to empower students to make informed decisions about their personal health and wellbeing. Our team of multidisciplinary professionals addresses issues such as alcohol use, drug use, recovery from substance use disorders, sexual health, sexual and relationship violence, and a variety of other wellness topics that affect college students. Please browse our menu for detailed information about the programs, services, and resources offered by the Center.
The Center for Wellness Promotion stands in solidarity with the Black community and ongoing movement that calls attention to racism and the health disparities among the community. Health inequities and social injustice are significant public health issues that disproportionately impact access to optimal wellness among Black communities and communities of color. In an effort to deepen our cultural humility, we are committeed to reexamining our policies, engaging in diversity training and education, and developing culturally appropriate programming for minority identities as we strive to serve our diverse body of students. Campus resources for students include the Office of Identity, Equity, and Engagement (IEE), Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), and the Office of Academic Diversity and Inclusion.
