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The types of programs offered in the ‘Live Well FSU’-branded curriculum were negatively affected by the pandemic.
Metric Chart: Types of Programs Offered in ‘Live Well FSU’-Branded Curriculum. 2022-23 Goal: 50% Increase. 2017-18 academic year baseline: 36. 2018-19 academic year progress: 38. 2019-20 academic year progress: 41. 2020-21 academic year progress: 33. 2021-22 academic year progress:30. 2022-23 academic year progress: 61. 2022-23 academic year goal: 54.
Tactics
Increase health and wellness programming
As a part of our Healthy Campus Initiative we are expanding programming to educate students and family members about personal health and wellness planning and decision making.
Build expectations for healthy student behaviors
FSU is building expectations for students to improve their resiliency, to increase their engagement in campus recreation and fitness and to reduce their risk-taking behaviors with drugs and alcohol.
Create pathways for health interventions
A key part of the Healthy Campus Initiative is recognizing students with mental, physical and financial health concerns and creating a matrix of services that emphasize early intervention and appropriate referral and care.
Activities and Accomplishments
- FSU has earned national recognition from Partnership for a Healthier America by successfully completing a three-year commitment to implement rigorous Healthier Campus Initiative guidelines, which are designed to create a culture shift toward greater health and wellness among the entire campus community.
- The Healthy Campus Executive Council launched the FSU Healthy Campus 2030 initiative, a collective impact model of visioning and strategic planning for wellness objectives to be realized by 2030. There were over 70 FSU community participants including faculty, staff, students and administrators.
- The Department of Student Support and Transitions provided outreach and support to 1,686 students impacted by or exposed to COVID-19 and disseminated over $500,000 in fundraised emergency relief funds to students experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19, in addition to serving over 2,000 other students.
- A study of students utilizing the University Counseling & Psychological Services determined a correlation between the frequency of visits to Campus Recreation programs or facilities with greater improvement of symptoms of depression, anxiety and distress.
- University Health Services conducted 2,795 COVID tests and provided clinical case management to 2,102 students prior to November 1st.
- FSU students are setting a positive example for their peers to encourage compliance with the university’s COVID-19 health and safety guidelines as members of University Health Services’ Stay Healthy Ambassador Program. Established in Fall 2020, the Stay Healthy Ambassador Program (SHAP) trains student and staff volunteers to promote healthy behaviors in the campus community, such as the wearing of face coverings and social distancing.
- Some of Florida State University’s key programs have earned recognition in the latest edition of the Princeton Review’s lists and rankings, including the University Counseling & Psychological Services that was ranked the 19th Best University Counseling Services and University Health Services that was ranked the 12th Best University Health Services.
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