Wellness Services - Lewis & Clark
Wellness Services at Lewis & Clark is dedicated to meeting the needs of students in their pursuit of healthy, well-balanced lifestyles. Our staff are committed to supporting the the health and well-being of all students so that they may reach their academic and personal potential.
Wellness Services is comprised of five offices and programs. Click on the links below to learn more about our wellness programs!
Information on the above webpages will help inform current, prospective and admitted students. In addition, we have developed special webpages that guide prospective students and admitted students to the information and links they need.
Wellness Services is a subdivision within the Division of Student Life. Wellness Services staff work to:
- Actively engage students in taking responsibility for their physical, emotional, social, spiritual and behavioral health, so that students may achieve their academic potential, develop healthy lifestyles, and form habits that promote life-long wellness and success.
- Act with integrity to provide students with compassionate and comprehensive health services that are also sensitive to issues of diversity.
- Collaborate with partners on- and off-campus to create environments that support personal and community health.
- Listen to students and work to implement best practices in response to their needs.
- Acknowledge and encourage Lewis & Clark community members’ global outreach.
- Aspire to model wellness in our personal and work lives.
News
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Self-isolation guidelines for students who are awaiting COVID test results, or awaiting medical consultation related to COVID.
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Guidelines are listed for how students can enact their two week self-isolation period, prior to the beginning of the spring 2021 semester.
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This message is intended for all students who will be in residence at any time between Saturday, December 12 and Friday, January 15.
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The Health Service will be offering a COVID testing clinic on December 7, 2020, for students in residence. This testing clinic is mandatory for some students, and optional for others.
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Fall 2020 student health insurance coverage ends on December 31, 2020. If you are a GSEC student and wish to continue your student health insurance coverage for spring 2021, you must re-enroll for Spring 2021 coverage by February 1, 2021. -
We are committed to working with our international students to address any complications that may arise for international students due to travel restrictions or other COVID-19 related issues. -
This article summarizes the processes for students to be cleared to leave and re-enter campus.
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Expectations and guidance for students in quarantine.
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COVID-19 Monitoring, Isolation and Quarantine Plan for Lewis & Clark Students, Academic Year 2020-21This document articulates expectations and guidance for Lewis & Clark students related to self-monitoring, isolation and quarantine for the 2020-21 academic year.
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The Office of Case Management has joined the Department of Student Support Services.
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Resource guide of delivery options for food and other supplies, for residential summer students who are in isolation or quarantine.
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College in the Time of COVID19: How to Regain Focus on Your Academic and Emotional Health. A webinar made in collaboration with staff from Counseling Service, Case Management Office, College Advising Center, and Student Support Services.
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This spring, faculty and staff are invited to participate in a series of trainings and workshops focused on sexual and interpersonal violence prevention, funded by our OVW Campus Program Grant. Please take the time to register now. -
Health Promotion and Wellness has a Graduate Assistant position open for the 2020-2021 academic year.
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One part time position for graduate students in the Health Promotion and Wellness suite.
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Beginning with the 2019-20 year, you won’t receive a plastic member ID card in the mail. Instead, you will have the following options after your health insurance starts.
