Overview
These four units make up Student Health & Well-Being (SHWB).
Campus Recreation, CAPS, Healthy Carolina, and Student Health
If a student shares something that sounds like a crisis, do this.
Stay calm, use supportive language, and escalate (CAPS/911 if danger)
What is the location of the HCI department within the Center for Health & Well-Being?
First Floor
This is one Campus Recreation resource
Group fitness classes? (also acceptable: intramurals, outdoor trips, aquatics, sport clubs)
Unless otherwise noted, event sign-ups are assigned this way.
First come first served
Where is the Student Health pharmacy located?
Center for Health and Well-Being, Second Floor
If there is immediate danger at an event, your first step is this.
Call 911 and notify on-site professional staff?
When can students access the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market?
Tuesdays
These are the primary channels for ambassador assignments and updates.
Email and Microsoft Teams
This is the expected dress code for ambassadors at event
Program polo or solid-color top, name badge (if issued), and comfortable shoes?
This is SHWB’s shared mission.
Dedicated to elevating the emotional, mental, and physical well-being of the Gamecock community.
Should ambassadors promise confidentiality to a distressed student?
No. Never promise confidentiality; escalate per protocol?
Where can students access the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market?
Greene Street
Where can I make a primary care appointment?
MyHealthSpace
This is how early ambassadors should arrive for events.
30 minutes early
What is something you should do before an event/program?
Confirm time/location; bring materials/giveaways; review talking points.
True or False: Ambassadors should give medical/counseling advice.
False
Is there a limit of how many vists a student can have with a counselor/psychiatrist?
No, there's no limit on how often you can see a Couselor/Psychiatrist, appointments are based on students need.
Students can find Rec class schedules and sign-ups here.
DSE
During tabling, this approach is appropriate.
Greet proactively, give 1–2 resources + a QR, and invite next steps?