Student Wellness Challenge

Emotional wellness involves understanding and managing your feelings, coping with challenges, building resilience and seeking support when needed. It helps you navigate life’s ups and downs in healthy and productive ways. 

Qualifying activities:

• Attend a group counseling session hosted by Counseling Services (days and times TBD).
• Visit a multi-sensory room located in College Hall 124, Heritage Hall 131, Healthcare Education Center 148 and Education Center 112 (Findlay-area Campus).

Environmental wellness focuses on creating and maintaining healthy, safe and sustainable surroundings. It includes caring for your personal space, appreciating the natural environment and making choices that positively impact your community and the planet. 

Qualifying activities:

• Attend a Title IX Coffee Talk event offered every month in the College Hall Atrium. Topics include Domestic Violence Awareness, Healthy Relationships, Stalking Awareness, Men’s Mental Health, Consent in Sexual Relationships and more!

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Financial wellness is about developing the knowledge and skills to manage money responsibly. It includes budgeting, saving, understanding financial resources and making informed decisions that support long-term financial stability. 

Qualifying activities:

• Visit the Center for Campus and Community Connections in College Hall 151 to learn about the various ways it supports financial wellness.
• Meet one-on-one with a Student Financial Services advisor.

Intellectual wellness encourages lifelong learning, creativity, critical thinking and exploration of new ideas. It involves challenging yourself academically, seeking knowledge and developing new skills and perspectives.

Qualifying activities:

• Attend a BIG Read Event.
• Attend a music performance, theater production or art exhibit in the Center for Fine and Performing Arts.
• Participate in the Oregon Road Film Challenge
• OutComm Student Media Center
• Utilize the Learning Commons to get one-on-one tutoring.

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Occupational wellness relates to finding purpose and satisfaction in your academic, career and professional pursuits. It includes career exploration, skill development, goal setting and preparing for future success. 

Qualifying activities:

• Schedule an appointment with Career and Transfer Services.
• Participate in a Career and Transfer Services event.
• Utilize a Career Coach or Pathful to explore careers.
• Attend a Discover Your Possibilities virtual event.
• Attend a Common Time virtual event.

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Physical wellness focuses on maintaining a healthy body through regular activity, nutritious eating, quality sleep and preventive care. It supports energy, health and overall quality of life.

Qualifying activities:

• Complete a workout or use the running track in the SHAC Fitness Center.
• Attend the Exercise Science Program’s Wellness Event on October 29 in the SHAC.

Social wellness involves building positive relationships, developing communication skills and creating meaningful connections with others. Strong social networks contribute to a sense of belonging and support. 

Qualifying activities: 

• Attend a Student Activities event.

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Spiritual wellness encourages individuals to explore personal values, purpose, meaning and beliefs. It may involve reflection, mindfulness, faith traditions, service to others or activities that foster a deeper sense of connection and fulfillment. 

Qualifying activities:

• Attend a Mindful Monday event: Talk about big ideas or try out yoga, meditation and other activities designed to connect your body and mind.

Check Hello Owens for up-to-date information about campus events!