Welcome to Student Well-being: itMatters!
We are so excited to have you as part of our Spartan family. We know you may encounter some challenges in your transition to college, but the faculty and staff here at UNCG are prepared to support you every step of the way. One way we hope to do so is by facilitating healthy behaviors throughout your time as a Spartan. Research shows that healthier students are better students who are more productive, have more energy, and earn higher GPAs, and we want to make healthy choices become easier choices.
To that end, we are asking all new students to complete a brand new program called Student Well-Being: itMatters. Through Student Well-Being: itMatters, we aim to provide you with information and resources on topics that are often avoided or overlooked, but that have a lot of influence on your personal success as a student and in life.
If at any point while completing this course you find yourself wanting to find some additional resources, please feel free to check out the following campus services. These departments are open to all UNCG students and demonstrate our commitment to help you succeed.
- Student Health Services, https://shs.uncg.edu/
- Counseling Services, https://shs.uncg.edu/cc
- The Leonard J. Kaplan Center for Wellness, https://recwell.uncg.edu/kaplan-center/
- The Center for Student Well-Being at Kaplan, https://recwell.uncg.edu/wellness/
- The Office of Intercultural Engagement, https://intercultural.uncg.edu/
- The Dean of Students office, https://sa.uncg.edu/dean/
- The Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities, https://osrr.uncg.edu/
- Title IX Office, http://titleix.wp.uncg.edu/title-ix-office/
- Campus Violence Response Center, https://cvrc.uncg.edu/
- University Police, https://police.uncg.edu/
To access UNCG’s policy, reporting options and resources related to interpersonal violence, please visit: Policy on Sexual and Gender- Based Harassment, Sex Discrimination, and Other Forms of Interpersonal Violence
Best wishes to you for a great year!
Dr. Brett Carter
Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students
Dr. Kim Sexton-Lewter
Campus Administrator for Student Well-Being: itMatters
Ms. Tyisha Terry
Prevention Coordinator
Getting Started
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