6,400+
students and faculty participated in Wildcat Pause Day assessment efforts
Kansas State University continues to advance a coordinated and strategic approach to promoting and
embedding health across campus. Over the past year, institutional efforts focused on strengthening
cross-campus collaboration, expanding student and employee engagement opportunities, and advancing
systems-level initiatives.
Guided by the pillars of partnerships, participation, and progress, Health Promoting University efforts increasingly emphasized institutional alignment, preventative support, health literacy, belonging, and sustainable infrastructure that supports both student and employee success.
Key institutional developments during the reporting period included:
By the Numbers
Our efforts were well received by the K-State community. Here are a few highlights.
students and faculty participated in Wildcat Pause Day assessment efforts
students completed the National College Health Assessment
faculty, staff, and students participated in Health and Well-being engagement sessions
students and staff engaged in Fall Fest programming for community and connection
Discover the ways we made impacts during academic year 25-26.
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We're advancing health and well-being through three interconnected pillars: partnerships, participation, and progress.
We're committed to advancing health and well-being at every level: individual, university and community. See what's next.