Rhonda H. Luckey Center for Health and Well-Being

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The Rhonda H. Luckey Center for Health and Well-Being offers a range of services that address the components of total well-being—physical, mental, and emotional—in one convenient location. Our mission is to enhance student academic success and foster a healthy campus environment by providing programs and services that promote individual physical, emotional, and psychosocial well-being.

Need help? Download Where to Turn for Help (pdf).

Need directions? Locate the Center for Health and Well-Being at the Suites on Maple East on the IUP Campus Map or via Google Maps.

Most services provided at the Center for Health and Well-Being are funded by students' Wellness Fees.

View our videos to learn more about our center, or click the department links below.

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Part 5 of the Empowering Women Series continues. A panel of women will explore what it means to be a feminist today.

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Empowering Women Series: We are Women, Hear us Roar!

Part 4 of the Empowering Women Series continues. Three successful women entrepreneurs will share their stories of how they went from having a dream to being the boss.

  • 27 February 2023

OneSIS Information

The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is in the process of implementing a common Student Information System across the State System schools. IUP is scheduled to begin implementing OneSIS in January 2024.

  • 20 February 2023

Empowering Women Series: Leadership by Women Faculty: Challenges and Rewards

Part 3 of the Empowering Women Series continues. A panel of esteemed faculty women will share their experiences, the progress women have made in academia, and the hills still left to conquer.

  • 08 February 2023

Empowering Women Series: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

Part 2 of the Empowering Women Series continues. Many women report feeling "Imposter Syndrome," the phenomenon where women may doubt their skills, talents, and accomplishments, and fear they will be exposed as a fraud. This presentation will assist women in quieting that doubting voice and embracing their true power.

  • 01 February 2023

Events

  • Rhonda H. Luckey Center for Health and Well-Being
  • Suites on Maple
    901 Maple Street
     Indiana, PA 15705
  • Phone: 724-357-9355
FRONT OFFICE
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.