Do you have an idea for a collaborative initiative to promote health and wellness on campus? Are you planning a project or an initiative that supports 鶹ý’s mission to become a model for a healthy campus?
Kent State of Wellness, a university-level initiative to promote health and wellness, is seeking applications for its 2018-2019 Seeds of Wellness mini-grant program, which awards up to $1,000 for initiatives that focus on any of the priority areas at all Kent State campuses: Alcohol and Other Drug Use, Mental Health, Nutrition, Physical Activity, Preventive Care, Safety, Sexual Health, Smoking and Tobacco Use.
Kent State of Wellness encourages members of the Kent State community (at all locations) to take an active role in creating a healthy environment. Faculty members could create a Seeds of Wellness class project for their students, and staff members could develop engaging and collaborative programs or initiatives to encourage health and well-being in the workplace.
“We received several innovative grant applications for the Seeds of Wellness program from across our campus system, and we’re excited about some of the diverse projects that members of our university community have submitted,” says Jennifer Kulics, Ph.D., Kent State’s associate vice president for the Division of Student Affairs, who oversees the Kent State of Wellness. “It’s inspiring to see how our faculty, staff and students are coming together to make health and wellness a priority on campus, and how we are able to support additional ideas and initiatives through the Kent State of Wellness.”
Seeds of Wellness mini-grants are awarded on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted.
For more information and to apply, visit www.kent.edu/stateofwellness/seeds-wellness-program. For more information, please contact Melissa Celko, Kent State of Wellness director, at mcelko1@kent.edu or 330-672-1063.