Wellbeing
Wellbeing is the presence of a positive quality and state of a person's life.
Physical wellness involves the continuous maintenance and care of the body in order to support the quality and performance of bodily functions.
Intended Outcomes
- Students will identify physical symptoms of anxiety, stress, or depression.
- Students will increase their positive behaviors to properly take care of their body.
Students will have positive social wellbeing.
Social wellbeing refers to how well an individual is connected to others, in intimate and non-intimate ways, within their communities. This includes aspects of interpersonal and community wellbeing.
Intended Outcomes
- Students will implement strategies to regulate their emotions.
- Students will demonstrate successful strategies to mediate and resolve conflicts.
- Students will increase their sense of belonging at Appalachian State University.
- Students will increase their level of community engagement.
Students will have positive psychological wellbeing.
This definition and intended outcomes are currently being developed by the Division's Wellbeing Assessment Fellows.
Students will improve their toolbox of strategies to be resilient.
This definition and intended outcomes are currently being developed by the Division's Wellbeing Assessment Fellows.
If you are interested, you can read more about the scholarship that informed the Wellbeing educational priority, learning goals, and intended learning and development outcomes.
View the Wellbeing events and programs on Engage that are provided by the division or student organizations that the division advises.
Thank you to educators across the division who serve as Wellbeing Assessment Fellows.