Wellness Promotion Office

We are located on the 3rd Floor of the Elliot Center (across from the International and National Exchange Center). Our staff consist of the Coordinator of Wellness Education, Tiffany Mathews, and three students. Volunteer staff include the Wellness Living & Learning Community and the Organization of Wellness Leaders. We create and implement interactive health programs for residence halls, academic classrooms, and really anywhere around campus.

Interested in requesting a program and planning an event? Read the information below and contact us!!

Request a Program:

Email Tiffany Mathews or call #603-358-2890. Below is a list of the programs we currently present. If you would like a program on a specific topic not listed here, we may be able to tailor the program or discussion to address you needs.

Programs may be scheduled for a Greek Organization, Athletic Team, Campus Organization, Residence Floor, or Living & Learning Community.


Wellness Promotion Program List


Reverse Mad Libs We give you the words and you give us the story! Let’s see if you’re up on the terms and slang words related to alcohol and other drugs, sexual assault, and sexual health.

Hot or Not? Make the call on who is hot or not in this game about sexual health. You get your pick from hot studs and beautiful babes. Disclaimer: there may be more to your choice than meets the eye. Looks can be deceiving!

Stop Light Game Red light, green light? It’s your choice. Hear the stories, know your limits, and make the call. What will you do when there’s sex, drugs, and alcohol in the mix?

Tic Tac Know This isn’t your grandma’s board game. See what this family favorite is like when you use people as X’s and O’s. Be prepared, some statements about dating and healthy relationships may be a little too close for comfort.

Ask the Sexpert: Anonymously ask questions you have regarding sex and everything that comes with it. Topics can get hot. Be ready to laugh and learn something new.

So Hollywood: How has the media influenced the way we think of ourselves and treat our bodies? Let’s draw the line between perceptions and reality.

Cereality: Chill out and recharge during this program that introduces or reintroduces ways to blow off steam and have fun. No one is ever too old for coloring, cartoons, and cocoa puffs. Feel free to wear your pajamas.

Goggle Gauntlet: Put on those beer goggles and learn about the risks of driving under the influence. We’ll provide a safe driving environment for you while you and your friends are at the wheel. See for yourself how one drink leads to impairment and learn the laws of the roads in NH. We’ll also be visiting the “Virtual Bar.”

Dig In: Learn how to make healthy food choices with limited time and money. The basics of cooking and fad diets will be discussed.

Bring It On: Join in the circle and see where it takes you. Do you like chocolate or does it gross you out? Like to play football or would you rather not even say the word “super bowl?” Through similarities and differences, you might learn something new about someone else and yourself.

Spring Break Info Session: Heading away for the break? Staying in the US or traveling abroad? Thinking of getting a tatoo or piercing while you’re away? Let’s catch up before you hit the road.

Late Night Extravaganza: Want to plan and run a late night program for the entire campus on a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday night? (requires collaboration with Night Owl Café)

Event Schedule (email or call for details):


Healthy Relationships Week
Project U Fashion Show
Safe Spring Break Week
Kick Butts Day

Volunteer:

We’re always accepting applications. Email or call today!