Recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness Month on Campus
During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, UT’s Center for Health Education and Wellness and Office of Title IX are teaming up to host a variety of events.
During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, UT’s Center for Health Education and Wellness and Office of Title IX are teaming up to host a variety of events.
Be Well offers initiatives for faculty and staff to cultivate personal and community well-being.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and UT is hosting a series of events dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault and prevention.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and UT is recognizing the month through a series of in-person and virtual events dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault and prevention.
With the end of the semester fast approaching, UT is committed to making a difficult transition back home for winter break easier for students.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, offers students a myriad of mental health and wellness resources to provide including the Student Counseling Center and the Center for Health Education and Wellness.
An experience in UT graduate student Amber Giffin’s life has fueled her desire to do something that will help others. That experience is what prompted her to focus her UT research on Title IX-related issues.
If you are like most parents of young adults, you may wonder how much your student listens to your opinions and if they’re guided by your influence as they grow into adults.
It’s important for you to remember to make your personal wellness and healthy living priorities while at UT. There are many resources on campus to ensure you are living healthy, which includes eating healthy foods, exercising regularly, and practicing good sleep habits.
UT hosted a statewide Title IX summit yesterday with representatives from 46 two- and four-year public and private colleges, universities, and nonprofit organizations in Tennessee.
974-HELP is a 24 hour, seven day a week number that serves to support students in crisis and as a referral resource for students, faculty, staff, and parents who have a concern about the safety and well-being of a student. 974-HELP is answered by a case manager at the Center for Health Education and Wellness
Ashley Blamey, longtime director of UT Knoxville’s Center for Health Education and Wellness, has been selected to serve as Title IX coordinator for the campus. Blamey assumes the new role today.