Identifying Opportunities to Advance Health and Wellness Equity for Westonka Food Shelf Patrons
Masters
Completed
All UW Health and Wellness Management students are required to complete a project to earn the degree. Bachelor’s students will complete a fieldwork experience and master’s students will complete a capstone project. Projects are designed in collaboration with the course instructor, a site supervisor, and other staff members, as needed, in advance of the semester in which they take place. Students apply skills and knowledge learned through program coursework leading to a cohesive experience that builds confidence and demonstrates a thorough understanding of health and wellness management. For more details, please see Field Experience Requirement for BS and Capstone Tips for MS. Below are examples of projects Health and Wellness Management students have completed.
A Dedicated Program Manager increases Employee Engagement
Masters
Completed
Creating a Culture of Wellness Within Construction Populations
Masters
Completed
Changes in Bariatric Surgery Patient Metrics
Masters
Completed
Creating a Culture of Wellness in Law Enforcement
Masters
Completed
Health and Wellness Management In Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Patients
Bachelors
Completed
Wellness within a Non-Profit Company
Bachelors
Completed
Marshfield Clinic Youth Development
Bachelors
Completed
Social Marketing Campaign Recommendations for a Food Pantry
Masters
Completed
Environmental Supports for Employee Wellness
Masters
Completed
Wellness Coaching Best Practice: A Comparative Analysis of CU-Boulder’s Peer Wellness Coaching (PWC) Program
Masters
Completed
Total Student Health of a Technical College in the Midwest
Masters
Completed
