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Health-Promoting University

Embedding health in all we do.

It takes all of us.

Your involvement is essential in making sure our efforts align with the needs and strengths of our community. Together, we can make K-State a model for health promotion.

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Health is central to everything we do at K-State. By prioritizing health, we aim to create a more vibrant, resilient and successful campus community. When health and well-being are at the forefront, it fosters an environment where everyone can thrive.
On Nov. 28, 2023, Kansas State University adopted the Okanagan Charter, cementing its commitment to prioritize the physical, mental and emotional health of not only our campus but also our broader university community.

 

A message from Sally Linton, First Lady to K-State and Kathleen Hatch, VP for Student Well-being

 

Leading health promotion collaboration and action at K-State and beyond.

Learn more about this international charter for health promoting colleges and universities.
K-State is a part of the U.S. Health Promoting Campuses Network.