Campus Well-being Educators (CWEs) are NDSU students who aim to promote healthy lifestyle choices through peer-led education, programming, and collaborating with our campus community. CWEs become trained in how to plan and and implement programs related to various health and well-being topics, including: mental health, nutrition, sleep hygiene, environmental health, and substance use.
Our student’s support the goals of Health Promotion by:
- PROMOTING and ADVOCATING for a campus of health and well-being
- PROVIDING learning and development opportunities for personal and community health
- CONNECTING and OPTIMIZING campus and community resources
- RESEARCHING and ASSESSING student health status and needs
To schedule a CWE program with your class, residence hall, fraternity or sorority, or student organization, please complete our Presentation Request Form.
Well-being Programming:
Each year our CWEs host a Tote bag Painting event. What a great opportunity to learn about environmental health while doing crafts!
Our CWEs spent an afternoon doing a “Letting Go of Anxiety” activity in the Memorial Union in honor of upcoming finals and May being National Mental Health Awareness month.
The CWEs partnered with the SNAP the Stigma project for a poster display in the Memorial Union on Mental Health.
The CWEs supported the Bison Strong: Suicide Prevention Week by hosting a '988' bracelet-making activity and provided education and resources on suicide prevention.
Peer Educators:
