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National College Health Assessment Data
We conduct the National College Health Assessment every spring to determine the health needs of students. The 2017 data is back! Click here to read the summary report. Continue reading...
Mid-August Closures
Student Health & Wellness will be closed on Monday, August 14th from 8am-1pm for staff training. All sites will be closed during this time. Continue reading...
Summer Hours
We are open until 4:30pm on university breaks, including Summer Break. We are closed on university holidays--Monday, May 29th and Tuesday, July 4th. Continue reading...
Online Scheduling
Online scheduling is now available through MyChart. If you need an appointment within the next 24 hours, please call 319-335-8394. Continue reading...
Nominate a Health Ninja
Health Ninjas are students who influence friends and peers to make healthy choices. They are trained and equipped with interesting health knowledge that may be used in everyday conversations. Continue reading...
Registration Requirements
It’s not too early to think about your Summer/Fall classes- early registration starts April 10th. Check MyUI to make sure you aren’t missing any health requirements. Click here for step-by-step directions. Continue reading...
Need Some Help with Sleep?
Refresh is here to help! Refresh aims to provide Hawkeyes with the skills, strategies and support to achieve more restful nights. The program offers two formats to participate--an email version or an app. You also have the option for additional in-person Refresh support, with individual consultations to help you get... Continue reading...
Get Your Flu Vaccine
We have flu shots in stock. No need for an appointment--you can just walk-in to one of our locations during normal business hours: Continue reading...
Recipe Page
Wanting to mix up your meals or snacks? We have a receip page with several categories: breakfast, salads, soups, main dishes, snacks, desserts and crockpots. Check out our recipe page for ideas. Continue reading...
Zika Virus: What You Need to Know
Check out the latest information from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention: Continue reading...
