Dear Students and Families:
Tomorrow marks the first of two Wellness Days—a day dedicated to support your well-being. Throughout the day, we have a host of activities available that span mindfulness, fitness and recreation, speakers, art and more. Whether you are looking to try something new or do something you are passionate about, I hope you take this opportunity to engage, recharge and practice self-care.
Below is a sampling of the activities available. I also encourage you to visit the University Events Calendar, Barnes Center Wellness Portal and the ’Cuse Activities student organization portal for all opportunities available on March 23.
With a day focused on well-being, I also want to remind you to continue to adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Stay Safe Pledge. As you participate and practice care, the pledge is another way you can keep yourself and others healthy and well.
Stay Well,
Robert D. Hradsky
Vice President of the Student Experience
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