TigerWell

Our February Campus Well-Being Partnership (CWP) meeting was all about successful and effective practices to support student well-being. After highlights from the TigerWell Grants Program on implementing successful programs and activities, Deputy VP for University Services, Debby Foster, presented on how University Services has incorporated well-being into its policies and practices, like the plan, undergraduate room draw processes and inclusive design of new residential college buildings, and campus accessibility.

In addition to the various offices that provide direct support to students at Princeton University, there are also lots of resources, projects, groups, and activities that promote student well-being, some of which are listed here. Visit us at tigerwell.princeton.edu/around-princeton to learn more

The CWP brings together staff and faculty from across the University to have a platform to share information and resources, collaborate and avoid duplication of efforts, and strategize how best to meet shared well-being-related goals. Learn more and join at: tigerwell.princeton.edu/partnership

TigerWell seeks to achieve the following goals through our projects. Learn more at tigerwell.princeton.edu/about