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WELLWVU delivers comprehensive wellness education to all WVU students through engaging programs, services, and educational resources. Cultivate wellness in your own campus experience by using our Campus Resource card.
See the Campus Resource CardIf you are in danger, please call 911.
Your time in college can be challenging and can impact your mental health both positively and negatively. Know that there is always someone to talk to. You are never alone. We see you. You matter. Keep going.
Our programs provide education to students and WVU communities about common campus-wellness topics.
These programs develop students’ knowledge of protective factors that can keep them safer while drinking & decrease the negative consequences associated with alcohol and drug misuse.
View Alcohol and Drug ProgramsThese programs are designed to increase student awareness of STIs, provide information on effective contraception, promote healthy relationships and communication, and dispel common myths about sexual health.
View Sexual Health ProgramsThese programs provide students with tools to manage stress in their lives. Programs are available to help students improve their time management skills and make lifestyle changes to better their mental and emotional wellness.
View Stress Management ProgramsWELLWVU will visit your classroom or group meeting and deliver one of our programs upon request. Pre-planned and customized programs are also available. Program requests need to be made at least two weeks in advance. Complete the form linked below to request a program.
Complete A Request FormContact our office at wellwvu@mail.wvu.edu with any questions regarding program requests.
Read some of our most popular educational resources listed below to learn about common wellness topics that may impact you as a student. Find the information you need to guide your wellness decisions.
See All Educational ResourcesWVU students, staff, and faculty to learn about the current state of cannabis in its many forms, including both the risks and the benefits of personal use and legalization. A panel of experts will discuss research efforts, legal and legislative issues, agriculture and industry, substance misuse issues, and answer your anonymously submitted questions.
For more information, contact Wes Thomas at wthomas2@mail.wvu.edu or 304-293-3573.
Register to AttendDriving critical conversations about wellness…
The WVU Well-being and Mental Health Student Advisory Board (WMHSAB) was created to bridge the gap between students and university administration with regard to well-being and mental health issues on campus. Learn how they present student perspectives and how to attend a board meeting at the page linked below.
Learn About the Student Advisory BoardChillFEST is a free, bi-annual event that promotes stress management and student well-being before finals.
Every semester, ChillFEST offers a variety of activities to help students unwind. ChillFEST is hosted every semester during the week before finals. This semester's ChillFEST will take place on Wednesday, April 30th from 4 to 7 pm in the Student Recreation Center.
Learn More About ChillFESTWELLWVU does not offer resources specifically for employees but information about wellness initiatives and perks for WVU employees can be found on the WVU Talent and Culture website. Employees can find information about wellness programs, services, discounts, and more by clicking the link below.
See WVU Employee Wellness ResourcesOur campus offers a number of locations and departments dedicated to the health and well-being of WVU students and community members. These locations may not be directly affiliated with WELLWVU but offer important resources to the WVU community. Check out the facilities featured below to see their location on our Morgantown campus.
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