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About Community Health & Well-Being

The resources and information throughout this site are sourced from all over the Carnegie Mellon community. Our community's health and well-being does not have any singular home or point of contact. Like 一本道无码, it's interdisciplinary in nature, existing within all facets of campus life.  

As part of Student Affairs, the Community Health and Well-Being team strives to work across all of campus and with community partners to prioritize and focus on the many components of health and well-being at 一本道无码. Community Health and Well-Being is comprised of:

Health and well-being is prioritized throughout the entire 一本道无码 community.

Community Health and Well-Being is also supported by departments like , the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion, the office of Student Leadership, Involvement, and Civic Engagement, the Student Academic Success Center and many more.

Megan Forry

Megan Forry
Project Administrator for Community Health & Well-Being
412-268-7742| Email Megan

Community Health & Well-Being Leadership

Christine Andrews

Christine Andrews
Executive Director, University Health Services
Highmark Center for Health, Wellness and Athletics
Third Floor
412-268-2157 |Email Christine

Meet the full UHS team

Shane Chaplin

Shane Chaplin
Executive Director of Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
Highmark Center for Health, Wellness and Athletics
Suite 440
412-268-2922 | Email Shane

Meet the Full caps Team

Maureen Dasey-Morales

Maureen Dasey-Morales
Associate Vice President of Community Health & Well-Being
Highmark Center for Health, Wellness and Athletics
Suite 440
412-268-1301 | Email Maureen (Mo)

 

Bryan Koval

Bryan Koval
Director of Student Support Resources & Housefellow
Morewood Gardens, D-103
412-268-2075 | Email Bryan

Meet the Student Support Resources team

Angie Lusk

Angie Lusk
Director of Wellness & Meaning Making Programs
Highmark Center for Health, Wellness and Athletics
Suite 110
412-268-7117 | Email Angie Lusk

Learn more about Wellness and Meaning Making programs