As interest in wellbeing offerings grows among students, campus recreation departments can play a pivotal role in providing wellness services that empower campus communities to thrive. With so many factors—physical, emotional, mental, social, spiritual, and others—influencing health and wellbeing, designing and delivering evidenced-based programs is essential to positively impacting student life, employee health programs, and more.
Dr. Jessica Matthews, Associate Professor and Director-Master of Science in Kinesiology-Integrative Wellness at Point Loma Nazarene University, explores the science behind a truly integrative perspective on wellness in the upcoming webinar “Reclaiming Wellness: Cultivating Campuses and Communities in Which All People Thrive.”
The webinar takes place at 2:00pm Eastern/11:00am Pacific on Monday, May 8 and is a must-attend for professionals seeking practical insights into the creation and implementation of innovative wellness programs and services. Dr. Matthews will:
- Outline the core tenets of wellness in order to address the many misconceptions and conflicting opinions that currently exist.
- Examine the dynamic interplay between mind, body, and behavior.
- Discuss innovative program initiatives and professional development opportunities to support a science-based, whole-person approach to health and wellbeing for all people.
Register for the FREE webinar and discover more virtual professional development opportunities at NIRSA Learning. A recording of the content will be available for anyone who can’t make the live discussion.
- For more information about NIRSA’s Associate Showcase and opportunities like sponsored webinars, sponsored content, and advertising, please contact NIRSA Assistant Director of Expo & Corporate Relations Kelley Hungerford.
Kelley Hungerford is currently the Assistant Director of Expo & Corporate Relations at NIRSA.
