Tag: Wellness Center
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Limited COVID self test kits available if needed for students/faculty/staff at Wellness Center
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The Wellness Center has a limited supply of BinaxNow COVID (Antigen) Self-Test kits available at no cost to students, faculty and staff to pick up one box at a time while supplies last. On campus COVID testing in the Wellness Center remains unavailable for the summer until Prevea staff return on 8/15/22. You can also visit myprevea.com to…
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Enhancing your Mental Health Support Skills, Tuesday, Dec. 7, 11:45 a.m.
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Enhancing your Mental Health Support Skills for faculty and staff. Amy Henniges and Lissa Balison from the Wellness Center will be offering an overview on the Mental Health needs of our students, as well as reviewing how to recognize warning signs, how to respond to students and how to connect students with resources. Q&A will…
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COVID-19 booster vaccinations will be available to UW-Green Bay faculty and staff
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The Office of COVID Response will be working to provide COVID-19 booster vaccinations to UW-Green Bay faculty and staff January 5, 12 and 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. at The Wellness Center on the Green Bay Campus. Watch the Log or campus e-mail for more details. See the CDC’s booster shot recommendations and eligibility information.
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Flu vaccines available for students at The Wellness Center
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Yearly flu vaccines are the most important step in protecting yourself against the flu. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, reducing the spread of respiratory illnesses, like the flu, is more important than ever. Students can schedule their appointment at myprevea.com or 920-465-2380. Vaccines are available on the Green Bay Campus at The Wellness Center or…
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Living in Uncertain Times During COVID-19 virtual presentation, March 10
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Join the virtual presentation, “Living in Uncertain Times During COVID-19” from Kepro, the Employee Assistance Program provider, and the UWGB Wellness Center, Wednesday, March 10 2021 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Description: We are all living in unprecedented times, which fosters worry and anxiety. Heightened worry and fear can only make trigger events worse…
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Faculty and staff note: Congratulations to Caitlin Henriksen on her dissertation defense
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Caitlin Henriksen, UW-Green Bay health educator for Sexual Violence Prevention and Deputy Title IX Co Coordinator for students, successfully defended her dissertation titled: Tangled Webs: A Test of Routine Activities Theory to Explain Nonconsensual Pornography Victimization and will graduate in December with her Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from the University of Cincinnati.
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COVID Conversations: Ask the Experts
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The virtual panel: COVID Conversations: Ask the Experts was designed to answer questions of UW-Green Bay students specific to life at UW-Green Bay during the pandemic. Students emailed their COVID-19 related questions in to be moderated anonymously and answered by panelists. This is a live recording from Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020. Expert Panelist: Dr. Ashok…
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Video: Welcome Prevea Health and changes to Counseling and Health
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Hello UWGB, my name is Gail Sims-Aubert, and I’m proud to serve as your interim vice chancellor for Student Affairs and Campus Climate. I’m joining you today to announce UWGB’s partnership with Prevea Health to provide medical services and wellness support to all of our students at our four campuses. Beginning this fall the Counseling…