Campus Collaborations & Partnerships

Developing collaborative initiatives with partners is imperative to the successful integration of health and wellbeing promotion on a college campus.

This section focuses on providing examples of successful campus collaborations and partnerships.

The use of peer health educators and student-lead wellness programs have been broadly popular avenues to reach students and create pathways to wellbeing, but we’ve also included other examples of programs and services that focus on health and wellbeing.

Campus dining services

• Eastern Oregon University
• Oregon State University
• University of Minnesota
• University of California, Riverside

Food insecurity

• Southern Connecticut State: Mobile Food Pantry
• California State University San Bernardino: The Obershaw DEN
• University of California, Irvine: The Soar Food Pantry
• Loyola Marymount University: LMU Food Pantry

Health services/student health

• Boston University – Wellness Program Kits
• Belmont University – Walking Initiatives
• UC Davis – Wellness to Go

Nutrition and Healthy Eating

• Princeton University
• University of California, Davis
• University of California, Riverside

Peer health educators and student organizations focused on wellness

• Iowa State University – Peer Wellness Educators
• American University – Peer Wellness Educators
• Virginia Tech – Peer Education: HEAT and IMPACT
• University of Utah – Peer Health Educators

Religious Life

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Women’s only programming
• University of the Pacific: Religious Life and Wellness
• University of Maine: The Wilson Center

Residential education programs or living/learning communities

• University of Vermont: The Wellness Environment
• Texas A & M University: THRIVE Wellness Living Community
• Binghamton University SUNY: Health and Wellness Community
• Pacific Lutheran University: Wellness House