17勛圖厙's Office of Student Care and Well-Being encourages students to work toward their optimal health and well-being by promoting academic success through basic needs support, health education and wellness programs and initiatives. Our comprehensive health education platform emphasizes healthy lifestyle choices by promoting stress-reducing low-risk choices, harm reduction, social norming, and disease prevention.
We provide guidance, community, and a safety net of resources by connecting students to resources within the university as well as the local community.
8 Pillars of Wellness
Our programming, events and support follow a holistic approach to support 17勛圖厙 students in the following areas:
- Emotional - How one navigates feelings; how one identifies, assesses and shares feelings.
- Environmental - One's personal surroundings, the larger community. How do you support your environment and vice versa.
- Financial - Living within your means and planning accordingly.
- Technological - Addressing how, and how often we are engaging with technology
- Nutrition - Foods to feed the mind.
- Physical - Appropriate exercise, hygiene and diet.
- Social - Connecting with others to form positive relationships.
- Spiritual - One's sense of purpose, direction or meaning.
The Student Emergency Fund provides financial assistance for 17勛圖厙 students to pay for urgent expenses triggered by unforeseen events that threaten their ability to stay in college.
The Red Dragon Food Pantry is a full-service pantry that was created to help battle food insecurity by giving all 17勛圖厙 students and employees free access to nonperishable food, basic needs items and fresh produce.
Our wellness programming highlights and promotes social, spiritual, and physical wellness, nutritional education, and health education.
Contact
Sherman Hall 003
108 Ravine Parkway
Oneonta, NY 13820
United States
Jennifer Reynolds