Wellness Connection Workshop Program

The Wellness Connection Workshop Program is a centralized place to view available workshops from all areas of wellness! Requests can be made by SU faculty, staff, or students. Workshops can be a great way for professors to avoid canceling class, help a group of students increase their knowledge, and promote holistic, healthy student living!

Each office has their own guidelines for requesting workshops, so be sure to read through the request form for before summiting your request.

Workshops

Career Center
Career Services delivers engaging sessions to promote occupational wellness and aid in preparing for life after Salisbury. Some workshop topics include learning more about:
- Career Center Services Overview
- Resumes
- Cover Letters
- Interviewing
- Finding Your Major
- LinkedIn
- Job Search
- Graduate School
- Internship Search
Learn more and request a workshop by visiting Career Services Partners in Student Success webpage!
Center for Student Achievement (CSA)
The CSA offers a variety of workshops that are designed to help students reach their academic potential. Below are some of the topics available:
- CSA Overview
- Time Management
- Note-Taking
- Reading Strategies
- Test Taking
- Test Anxiety
- Final Exam Preparation
- Learning Strategies
Learn more and request a workshop by visiting the CSA’s Workshop or In-Class Presentations webpages.
Counseling Center
The Counseling Center provides workshops that promote emotional and social/interpersonal wellness. Some workshop topics include learning more about:
- Orientation to the Counseling Center’s Services
- Stress Management and Healthy Coping
- Identifying and Overcoming Unhealthy Romantic Relationships
- Healthy Communication and Human Connections
- Imposter Syndrome
- Helping Students in Distress
- Understanding Depression
- Debrief after an event
Learn more and request a workshop by visiting the Counseling Center’s Outreach webpage!
Disability Resource Center (DRC)
The DRC offers an AccessAbility Advocate Training Program that is designed to promote disability awareness, understanding, acceptance, and inclusion by challenging traditional perceptions of disability and examining common societal barriers. Some of the workshop topics include:
- Student Advocate
- Staff Advocate
- Faculty Advocate
- Transition 101
- Program Technical Standards & Accommodations
- Accessible Events/Programming
Learn more and request a workshop by visiting the Disability Resources Center’s Outreach/Trainings webpage!
Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI)
ODI offers many opportunities to engage on various dimensions of diversity, equity, and inclusion. The campus community is invited to connect with our staff on the following topics and more!
- Finding a sense of belonging
- Making connections to campus and community resources
- Identity Exploration
- Understanding and responding to Implicit Bias
- Celebrating and honoring culture and heritage months
- Creating a space for mutual respect, understanding, learning, self-reflection, and intercultural competency
In the future we’ll be hosting workshops and forums for faculty, staff, and students. Contact rschin@salisbury.edu or vlantrum@salisbury.edu for more information.
Office of Institutional Equity (OIE)
Student Health Services (SHS)
Student Health Services offers workshops to promote an increased understanding of physical health and wellness. Some workshops topics include:
- Avoiding the Common Cold and Other Illnesses
- Sleep Well, Be Well
- Sun Safety
- Safe Sex, No Regrets
- Exploring Contraception/Birth Control options
Learn more and request a workshop by emailing studenthealth@salisbury.edu. Please submit request at least one week in advance. Requests during normal hours of operation are preferred.
University Dietitian/Nutritionist, Dining Services
University Dietitian, Terry Passano, offers workshops to promote an individualized approach to nutrition and health as well as general nutrition knowledge. Workshops may include food demonstrations and games. Some topics available include:
- Nutrition Myths and Facts
- Mindful and Intuitive Eating
- Eating for Emotional and Mental Health
- Why is Gut Health Important?
- Nutrition Basics
Learn more and request a workshop by emailing thpassano@salisbury.edu.

If you would like your SU department to be apart of the Wellness Connection Workshop Program, please email cezeller@salisbury.edu.