The Ashe Center provides health and wellness resources through a variety of mediums—health teaching with your Primary Care Provider (PCP) when you come in for a visit or speak with them via secure message, partnering with other Student Affairs departments and student organizations to host workshops in our 4th floor large conference room, or co-sponsoring health-related events and initiatives—are a few examples. You’ll also see us out & about providing outreach at various locations across campus such as Student Health in (Ackerman) Union or our popular flu shot fairs. We also work in partnership with the Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) to ensure the services we offer remain accessible, affordable, and high-quality.

• Immunizations &You.
• Get Yourself Talking, Get Yourself Tested (GYT)
• More campus health & wellness events

We’ve got a few things up our sleeves to enhance the health & wellness services we currently offer; in the meantime, see below for two new virtual health & wellness resources include:

Ashe Center Facebook Page. Become a fan of the Ashe Center Facebook page (encourage your parent/families to become fans also!) to be the first to hear about Ashe Center special events, changes to procedures, and important reminders such as UC SHIP waiver/open enrollment periods & flu shot fair locations; plus, get Wednesday Wellness tips and learn fun facts about the Ashe Center services on Fun-Fact-Fridays.

Student Health 101. Each monthly issue is full of relevant, timely information, from eating well & staying active to managing stress and studies, Student Health 101 has it all. Keep your eyes open & make sure that your most current email address is the one that you have listed on URSA because that’s the email address we’ll be using too! Tell your parents & families not worry—we’ve got a version for them too. Link to the latest issue of Student Health 101 and view archived issues by clicking HERE or on any of the Student Health 101 icons scattered throughout our website.

Got ideas for topics to cover in the spotlight section or for other virtual health & wellness resources? We want to hear them! Share your thoughts, comments, and ideas with us via email: shsmail@ashe.ucla.edu.