Centre Wellness Advocates

An on-campus student team trained and supervised by Health Promotion staff.

Centre Wellness Advocates (CWA) provide educational workshops and events on a variety of wellness topics, including substance use, bystander intervention, sexual health, nutrition, body image, health equity, and financial literacy.

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Be A Wellness Advocate

The Centre Wellness Advocate position application period takes place in April. Please check back then to apply.

 

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Srija Badireddi ’26 (she/her)

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Wellness Tip: When you feel stressed or overwhelmed, take 20 minutes away from your task, both physically and mentally. Approaching a problem in a different headspace is often helpful.

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Jazzy Damuluri ’27 (he/him)

Psychology; Religion minor

Wellness Tip: Get outside and spend time in the sun! 
 

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Nate Fairchild ‘28 (he/him)

Behavorial Neuroscience and Business

Wellness Tip: Physical activity is a great way to manage stress and keep your body healthy. 

 

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Greta Gonzalez '27 (she/her)

Psychology, English and Anthropology Minors

Wellness Tip: Make sure you’re spending at least one hour each day doing something that you love.

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Sasha Haunz ’26 (she/her)

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Wellness Tip: Parsons has an inventory of wellness products and over-the-counter medicines that are easily available and affordable!

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Jane McLeroy '27 (she/her)

Undeclared

Wellness Tip: Remember the importance of sleep! Students often forget (or ignore) it, but sleep is very important for our health.

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Ruby Nem '26 (she/her)

International Studies, Environmental Studies and Social Justice minors

Wellness Tip: Never second-guess doing what you need to for your self – mind, body, and soul. As a wise man once told me, “You can’t pour from an empty cup.” 
 

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Janelle Pitmon ’28 (she/her)

Sociology 

Wellness Tip: Practice self-compassion often, being kind to yourself helps you show up better for others!

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Caeley Wilson '28 (she/her)

Undeclared

Wellness Tip: SMILE MORE! Even a fake smile can trick your brain into boosting your mood with a hit of feel-good chemicals, whether you meant it or not.

 

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Hannah Young '28 (she/her)

Undeclared

Wellness Tip: Spending time outside is a great way to manage stress!