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¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP Wellness Advocates

An on-campus student team trained and supervised by Health Promotion staff.

¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP Wellness Advocates (CWA) provide educational workshops and events on a variety of wellness topics, including substance use, bystander intervention, sexual health, nutrition, body image, health equity, and financial literacy.

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Be A Wellness Advocate

The ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP Wellness Advocate position application period takes place in April. Please check back then to apply.

 

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Aliana Conway '25 (she/her)


Wellness Tip: Whenever I have a lot of pent-up energy or anxiety, I like to play an upbeat song (like Chappell Roan's "HOT TO GO" or Hannah Montana's "Rockstar") and have a mini dance party by myself.
 

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Angela Asonye ’25 (she/her)

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Wellness Tip: Make sure to take time for yourself as needed. At the end of the day, you are responsible for your mental, physical and emotional well-being.

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Srija Badireddi ’26 (she/her)

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Wellness Tip: When you feel stressed or overwhelmed, take 20 minutes away from your task, both physically and mentally. Approaching a problem in a different headspace is often helpful.
 

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Ethaniel Banzon ’25 (he/him)

Behavorial Neuroscience

Wellness Tip: You know, compliments can make a person’s day. Go and compliment someone.

 

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Rebecca Fakunle ’25

Behavioral Neuroscience, Music Minor 

Wellness Tip: Self-care is about finding practices that help you stay balanced and healthy – mentally, physically, and spiritually.

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Jane McLeroy '27 (she/her)

Undeclared

Wellness Tip: Remember the importance of sleep! Students often forget (or ignore) it, but sleep is very important for our health.
 

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Madison Morris ’27 (she/her)

Undeclared

Wellness Tip: Practice gratitude daily. Take time each day to reflect on things you are grateful for. Consider writing these things down. This can help strengthen your relationships and overall improve your mood.
 

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Hannah Young '28 (she/her)

Undeclared

Wellness Tip: Spending time outside is a great way to manage stress!

 

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