Wellness Coaching

Interlochen Center for the Arts (ICA) is a non-profit arts education institution founded in 1928, based on a 1,200-acre campus in Interlochen, Michigan. It operates a winter/summer residence and academy system and offers a range of programs for students and families, including: - Interlochen Arts Academy (school year) and Interlochen Arts Camp (summer) - Arts education programs, performance venues, online and continuing education options - Student life and dining, with leadership and faculty involvement across departments Health and wellness context: - The site emphasizes student life and well-being as part of its campus experience (e.g., housing, student life services) but does not provide detailed, standalone health and medical program information in the highlights. - Notable administrative details include key executives and campus leadership, with ongoing updates such as staff changes (e.g., recent departure of the Director of Continuing Education in 2026). If you’re specifically seeking Health and Wellness resources at ICA, you may want to look for: - On-campus medical or health services for Academy and Camp students - Counseling and mental health supports - Wellness programs offered through the Student Life or Health Services teams - Policies related to medical care, immunizations, and emergency procedures - Contact points for the Dean of Academics or Vice Provost of Student Life for health-related inquiries For precise, up-to-date health resources, I recommend visiting Interlochen.org and navigating to sections on Student Life, Health Services, or Policies, or contacting the Interlochen Arts Academy administration directly.

Summary: The MSU University Health and Wellbeing program focuses on supporting health and wellbeing for the university community (students, faculty, and staff) with services in accessibility and accommodations, basic needs, fitness and nutrition, health promotion, medical care, mental health and trauma support, and data/resources. It aims to weave wellbeing equitably across Spartan life through culturally sensitive, holistic care. The site indicates the unit is a Higher Education health and wellbeing provider headquartered in East Lansing, Michigan, with a small staff (6 employees) and notable growth. The specific term “Hybrid Wellness Coaching - University Health and Wellbeing Interlochen” is not described on the page; no Interlochen-specific program details are provided in the extracted content.