This prize is awarded annually to a graduating senior who has demonstrated a strong commitment to enhancing health promotion efforts at Wesleyan, has sought to improve the health and well-being of the Wesleyan community, and served as a positive role model to their peers at Wesleyan and beyond.

Click here for complete details and the online nomination form.

The Sexual Health Art Show is a new addition this year and is open to any Wesleyan individual or group who wants to use their artistic skills to educate their peers. We encourage Wesleyan community members to participate in the Sexual Health Art Show in a manner that supports others in expanding their knowledge and awareness of sexual health issues, as well as encouraging personal responsibility when it comes to one’s own health. Proposals for artwork submissions are due Friday, March 6; actual artwork must be submitted on Thursday, March 26. 

Student groups who wish to table, present a workshop or create a poster presentation are welcome to participate in the Sexual Health Expo as well. Proposals for these activites are also due Friday, March 6. 

Click here for complete details on submitting a proposal for the Sexual Health Art Show or to table or present a workshop at the Sexual Health Expo.  Questions should be directed to Lisa Currie, Dirctor of Health Education at lcurrie@wesleyan.edu or 860.685.2466. 

The Health Education Prize is awarded annually by WesWELL to the graduating Wesleyan senior who best exemplifies the office’s mission:                                              It is the mission of WesWELL, the Office of Health Education to promote mindfulness and responsibility in all areas of health and wellness in order to prevent disease, injury and other health problems. We encourage good health of mind, body and spirit by helping members of the Wesleyan community, particularly students, connect with resources and gain knowledge that will aid in the enhancement of their well-being, encourage self-discovery, and support their intellectual proficiency and academic success.

It is the mission of WesWELL, the Office of Health Education to promote mindfulness and responsibility in all areas of health and wellness in order to prevent disease, injury and other health problems. We encourage good health of mind, body and spirit by helping members of the Wesleyan community, particularly students, connect with resources and gain knowledge that will aid in the enhancement of their well-being, encourage self-discovery, and support their intellectual proficiency and academic success.

The student who is chosen for this prize will have demonstrated a strong commitment to enhancing health promotion efforts at Wesleyan, has sought to improve the health and well-being of the Wesleyan community, and served as a positive role model to their peers at Wesleyan and beyond. Nominees must be graduating in the current academic year (either December or May). The recipient is awarded a $100.00 by WesWELL.

Nominate a deserving Wesleyan senior here by April 1.

It is the mission of WesWELL, the Office of Health Education to promote mindfulness and responsibility in all areas of health and wellness in order to prevent disease, injury and other health problems. We encourage good health of mind, body and spirit by helping members of the Wesleyan community, particularly students, connect with resources and gain knowledge that will aid in the enhancement of their well-being, encourage self-discovery, and support their intellectual proficiency and academic success.

The student who is chosen for this prize will have demonstrated a strong commitment to enhancing health promotion efforts at Wesleyan, has sought to improve the health and well-being of the Wesleyan community, and served as a positive role model to their peers at Wesleyan and beyond. Nominees must be graduating in the current academic year (either December or May).

Nominations are currently being accepted through April 1, 2008 for the Health Education prize via the web form here.

 The proposal deadline has been extended to Friday, February 22.

Need more info or want to submit your proposal?  Go here.