Check out the video below to get a sense of how UC San Diego has worked to become an innovative leader in integrated wellbeing through their Tritons RISE Together programming. At UC San Diego, Recreation and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) have joined together to present a holistic wellbeing program grounded in mindful movement, art, community, and nature.
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The Promising Practices concept is intended to be a three-part, multimodal learning experience that supports the pursuit of collaborative and integrated approaches towards holistic wellbeing. “By providing an example of how one school built its framework and how their campus came together on their initiative, we’re hoping to encourage other schools to lean-in to this work, because we believe it has the power to transform a campus community,” adds Josh Downing, Associate Director of Programming at Indiana University and co-chair of the NIRSA Health & Wellbeing Task Force.
NIRSA is proud to offer this publication for free so that members, and their colleagues across campus, can learn from the innovative efforts of UC San Diego.
Register for the December 13 webinar
After downloading the publication, register to join the webinar on December 13 at 1:00pm Eastern/10:00am Pacific. Come learn from the team at UC San Diego about Tritons RISE Together and the partnership between CAPS and Recreation.
The webinar is free for all NIRSA members and individual nonmembers at NIRSA member schools thanks to sponsorship from Mondo. The webinar is open to nonmembers for $60.
Thanks to our sponsor
NIRSA thanks Mondo for its generosity in sponsoring this edition of the Promising Practice series. Sponsors and corporate partners help NIRSA continue its role as a driving force in an integrated approach to health and wellbeing on campuses across North America.
Erin O'Sullivan is currently the Director of Advocacy & Strategic Partnerships at NIRSA.
