Thrive: Discover wellbeing at Wake Forest
With the launch of Thrive last fall, Wake Forest joined a growing number of universities committed to supporting holistic wellbeing for faculty, staff and students.
Director of Wellbeing Malika Roman Isler and her team have planned a number of ways the campus can learn more about Wake Forest’s eight dimensions of wellbeing.
In February, Thrive is highlighting social and spiritual wellbeing. Faculty, staff and students are invited to gather in the Green Room in Reynolda Hall from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 20, to enjoy a Thrive Tea Party.
Categories: University Announcement
Student Health Service staff present workshop
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Beth Montplaisir, Natascha Romeo and Lavi Wilson recently presented a workshop entitled “Sustainability through Collaboration” at the Southern College Health Association’s annual meeting in Atlanta on March 14.
The presentation focused on the importance of institutionalizing opportunities for clinical and specialty student health service staff to interact and collaborate with a variety of university and community colleagues beyond the health umbrella. These interactions enhance collaboration among diverse groups and increase internal and external funding, which ultimately positions health centers as vital leaders on campus awareness and access to services.
Categories: Staff News
