The WVU Well-being and Mental Health Student Advisory Board (WMHSAB) was created in order to bridge the gap between students and University administration with regard to well-being and mental health issues on campus.
It was created by WVU's Student Government Association in 2021, and aims to streamline communication between students and administration to better represent student wants and needs. The Board provides feedback and ideas to University officials in the realm of wellness and mental health. The Board aims to represent diverse perspectives and experiences across the student body. The overall aim of the Board is to improve the quality and accessibility of wellness and mental health resources at WVU and create a positive and supportive campus culture.
Structure
The WMHSAB consists of 14 students dedicated to the wellness and mental health of their peers at West Virginia University. At the first meeting of the academic year, the Board votes on a Chair and Co-Chair to lead meetings.
Meetings
The WMHSAB currently meets biweekly on Tuesdays at 7:00 PM. This meeting time is subject to change per semester. Each meeting includes an Open Student Session and an Open Administrator Session in which students and administrators alike are welcome to speak to the board regarding feedback or issues on campus.
Contact Information
Inquiries can be directed to the Board at wmhsab.wvu@gmail.com. Students may provide feedback and concerns regarding wellness and mental health-related services and programming. The Board is not a substitute for mental health treatment; rather mental health concerns should be directed to the Carruth Center at (304) 293-4431 or 911 in the case of an emergency.
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