Mumps Update October 2018
Learn about recent cases of mumps on the U-M Ann Arbor campus, and what you can do.
Learn about recent cases of mumps on the U-M Ann Arbor campus, and what you can do.
If you have visited I'm Sick. What Should I Do? Suggestions for Colds and Flu and determined that self-care is appropriate, you can use this page to choose the right medication(s). And if you have questions, UHS can provide answers.
Greetings,
We are excited to share a new resource for you, a well-being website on Canvas!
Students have asked for an easy way to access campus well-being resources from one place. Canvas was suggested as that go-to place, and we listened. Over the past year, we worked alongside you to create this brand-new tool.
You may have already noticed the new U-M Model of Well-being throughout campus, and now you can find the colorful icon on the main Canvas menu! Click on it to:
Learn about the U-M Model of Well-being, which extends beyond physical and mental health
Explore campus resources to help you accomplish your well-being goals
Step back from the books and take a break with videos to guide meditation, have a laugh, or make a snack
Stay up-to-date on campus events that promote student well-being
Ask a question, offer feedback, suggest a resource, and more
Use the “Communications Toolkit” (found in the site footer) to share this information with other U-M students
We hope you enjoy this new site as one of the many ways that the University of Michigan supports your well-being. And we welcome your feedback, which you can provide through the “Contact” form on the site.
Go Blue!
E. Royster Harper, PhD
Vice President, Student Life
Robert D. Ernst, MD
Associate Vice President of Student Life for Health and Wellness
Executive Director of University Health Service
Clinical Assistant Professor
Sean DeMonner
Executive Director of Teaching & Learning, Information Technology Services
Daniel Greene
Student Body President, Central Student Government
You can:
Go to well-being site
for U-M students on Canvas
(login NOT required)
Resources for faculty and staff are also available -- see:
For other years and versions of U-M results, see National College Health Assessment.
Slide 1: Results of the National College Health Assessment
Ann Arbor Campus
February 2018
Slide 2: What is NCHA?
The 2010 Biennial Review Committee comprised of faculty, staff and students who met from June-August 2010 to conduct the federally required biennial review.
The committee determined that the University of Michigan is in compliance with federal requirements for the University of Michigan Alcohol and Other Drug Policy for Students, Faculty and Staff. The policy document is annually distributed electronically to every student, faculty and staff member and is also included in the Annual Security Report & Annual Fire Safety Report.