The Campus Health and Wellness series offers video-based courses that cover health and wellness basics for undergraduate and graduate students.
Campus Health and Wellness video-based courses address multiple topics that are important for the wellbeing of undergraduate and graduate students. These courses cover the basics of physical, mental, and sexual health, nutrition, alcohol use, and substance use.
These courses were developed by experts in the healthcare community.
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Language Availability: English
Suggested Audiences: Undergraduate and Graduate Students
This two-module course provides an overview for students on health and wellbeing as they start their college/university experience.
This course discusses alcohol use, with particular emphasis on use by college students and important health information related to alcohol use.
An introduction to substance use on campus, with a review of current trends.
This course provides an in-depth review of sexually transmitted infections.
This course explores important health-related topics associated with sexuality, reproduction, and gender.
In this course, students explore healthy eating and lifestyle options to consider as they continue their college experience.
The suggested audience includes undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in learning more about their own health and wellness and how to navigate the U.S. healthcare system.
The Campus Health and Wellness series is available for organizational subscribers. These courses can be utilized as a health and wellness introduction for new students, particularly those who may be living away from home for the first time, through orientation or first-year experience courses.
This series comprises seven video-based courses that take approximately 15-30 minutes to complete.
This series is designed to let learners complete some or all the courses. Learners can stop and start a course as needed.
This series does not currently have CE/CME credits available.
