Health and Wellness Education contributes to your success by creating and maintaining a supportive and healthy campus environment.
We do this by helping you with the following:
Health promotion and prevention are essential to students’ community engagement, participation in immersive learning, and development of skills as global problem solvers.
We host regular events and programs throughout the year to help you feel supported in fostering your own health and wellness. We also offer a selection of workshops you can request for a group.
Come as you are, learn the basics, get inspired. Creative arts can be a tool for healing and connection. Meet some Maker Space TAs and complete your first gear training, setting the stage for boundless creative opportunities. Maker Space TAs will show you how to use the 3D Printer, the Laser Cutter, the Robot Arm, and more; bring your own laptop to start designing. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE. Space is limited.
Johnson 102, Makerspace
Pet dogs, relax and chat about life. Dogs are great listeners. Join campus therapy dog Milo and other therapy dog pals each week either in the library or in Health & Wellness Education (20 Old Chapel Road.)
20 Old Chapel Multi-Purpose Room
Go/RecoveryConversation/ to join members of the Health and Wellness Education Office and NSCI Professor Zu Zhai to share a meal with local community members from Peer Recovery Center of Addison County. Together we will hear from folks with lived experience to more holistically understand the meaning of peer recovery and the bio-psycho-social impacts of addiction. At this event you will:
Franklin Environmental Center, The Orchard-Hillcrest 103
Many people are in recovery from challenges with their eating and body image. Come to the Health and Wellness Education Office at 20 Old Chapel Road for an engaging hour-long peer-led workshop examining and dismantling societal misconceptions about people’s complex relationship to food, eating, body image, and exercise! This workshop is intentionally not focused on behavioral diagnoses; it is a chance for participants to learn about supportive language and actions that can help someone in their recovery process.
20 Old Chapel Multi-Purpose Room
Gather with friends to enjoy snacks and free delicious non-alcoholic beer & cocktails, and student DJ & band at our Zero Proof Bar to close out September’s Recovery Month events. Remember: recovery is for all, and community connection is an antidote to the struggles of addiction!
McCullough Wilson Cafe
Pet dogs, relax and chat about life. Dogs are great listeners. Join campus therapy dog Milo and other therapy dog pals each week either in the library or in Health & Wellness Education (20 Old Chapel Road.)
Davis Family Library Atrium
| Join SPECS for informative & educational facts on STIs. Reduce the shame & stigma, learn in a fun and open environment! |
McCullough Wilson Cafe
| Visit our table to receive an overview of Healthy Relationships month, tips on increasing relationships of all kinds, and some fun giveaways including free posters! |
Davis Family Library Vestibule (main entrance)
Pet dogs, relax and chat about life. Dogs are great listeners. Join campus therapy dog Milo and other therapy dog pals each week either in the library or in Health & Wellness Education (20 Old Chapel Road.)
20 Old Chapel Multi-Purpose Room
Join us for fun events, informative programs, and confidential one-on-one and small group support.
Check out our health information and resources and also Campus Well, our online magazine of articles specifically for college students—about healthy relationships, stress reduction, and the latest on sexual health.
Our Health and Wellness team is here for you.
Madeline Hope
Maddie is the Heath and Wellness Education Director and Mental Health Promotion Specialist.
Karly Beavers
Karly is our Assistant Director and Health Promotion Specialist. She helps develop programs and events related to all aspects of our health and wellness.
Anna Hand
Anna is our Health Educator. She focuses on harm reduction and education about alcohol and other drugs and has spent time as a sexual violence prevention advocate
Kat Marshall
Kat manages our clinical operations. She is a key point of contact and keeps everything running smoothly around the office.
The Student Health Portal is where you will access important health care information specifically related to you.
TimelyCare is a way for students to receive health care and counseling online.
We’ve teamed up with CampusWell to bring you a weekly newsletter on health and wellness for college students.
Health and Wellness Education works closely with these partners to bring the best overall care to the Middlebury campus community.
Our staff provides various health and medical support and services for students on campus.
Through consultation, advocacy, and education, our Counseling services promote health and wellness for students.
Sports Medicine provides services for varsity athletes and resources for all students.
