Wellness at WPI
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- Save the Date: Disconnected – Life in a Digital RealityDepression, anxiety, and loneliness are at all-time highs among young people—but what’s the story behind the stats? Join us on Wellness Day, February 13th, from 2-3pm in AK 219 for an exclusive screening of Disconnected: Life in a Digital Reality, a powerful documentary exploring how growing up in a smartphone- and social media-driven world shapes mental health, relationships, and identity. Opening remarks by President Wang. The screening will be followed by a moderated Q&A with producer and college student Ben Forman, who will share insights and practical strategies for reclaiming attention, well-being, and genuine human connection in a digital age. *Free Snacks*
- Wellness Day Event Deadline ApproachingThe deadline to submit Wellness Day events is coming up! Events submitted after January 30th won’t be in printed materials. Events submitted after February 6th will not be approved. Event requests can be submitted here.
- Registration is open for Intro to Mindfulness Meditation in C-TermMIEA Intro to Mindfulness is a four-week evidence-based mindfulness curriculum the Center for Well-Being is offering to WPI employees and graduate students at no cost. Registration is now open for the online program that runs Tuesdays, 4:00 to 5:15 PM, Jan 20 to Feb 10. Register here
- Save the Date: Intro to Mindfulness MeditationSave the Date! MIEA Intro to Mindfulness is a four-week evidence-based mindfulness curriculum the Center for Well-Being is offering to WPI employees and graduate students at no cost. Registration opens on January 6 for the online program that runs Tuesdays, 4:00 to 5:15 PM, Jan 20 to Feb 10. Learn more here.
- HealthyU Weight Management ProgramWPI Student Health Services is collaborating with researchers from The Miriam Hospital to offer a 10-week weight management program for college students as part of a research study. Sessions will be in-person at WPI Health Services and online. You may be eligible if you are a WPI student, 18-29 years old, and have a BMI of 25 or greater. Compensation will be provided. Follow this link https://redcap.link/cffh0me5 or call Mayor at (203) 741-8706 to learn more and see if you’re eligible to participate. A representative from HealthyU will be table sitting: December 5th, 2025 at the Morgan Wedge from11:30am to 1pm January 20, 2026 at the Rubin Campus Center 11:30am to 1pm.
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