Our Health Promotion team is part of the staff at Emmons Wellness Center. We look forward to meeting you!

Health Promotion Specialist

She/Her/Hers

Laura has been a social worker and advocate since 2014. She received her Master’s in Social Work from Hunter College in New York City in 2018 and her BA from UC Berkeley in 2010. She has worked in many different settings including reproductive health, alternatives to detention...

Peer Health Educator

She/Her/Hers

Class of 2025

What does well-being mean to you?

Well-being means self care, well-being means happiness, well-being means health

What drew you to becoming a Peer Health Educator?

I care about the well-being of my peers; everyone should have access to resources to...

Peer Health Educator

She/They

What does well-being mean to you?
To me, well-being means the feeling of connection to your mind and body’s wants and needs. This means different things for different people, and I believe a framework of community support helps in creating a definition of well-being that leaves a lot of...

Peer Health Educator

She/Her

Class of 2026

1. What does well-being mean to you?  

Well-being for me is having a balanced routine that fulfills me mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.  

2. What drew you to becoming a Peer Health Educator?  

I am passionate about health equity and part of...

Peer Health Educator

She/Her/Hers

Class of 2024

What does well-being mean to you?

Well-being to me encompasses physical health, mental wellness, and social connections where they work with one another to maintain a balanced life. 

What drew you to becoming a Peer Health Educator?

I chose to...

Peer Health Educator

She/Her/Hers

Class of 2024

What does well-being mean to you?

Well-being to me is connectivity: building the capacity to tune in to the many sides of yourself, and the ways in which your body/the many sides of yourself exist perpetually in relation to a moving world of other bodies and...

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Emmons Student Wellness Center

 

Appointments: (323) 259-2657
Oxy 24/7 Confidential Mental Health Crisis Line: (323) 341-4141