Office of Health Education & Promotion

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Office of Health Education & Promotion
Mission & Statement of Beliefs
Meet the Staff
Programs, Services, Education, Counseling
- – Academic Support
- – Alcohol and Other Drugs
- – Anger Management
- – Biofeedback
- – Body Image
- – Chronic Illnesses
- – Eating Concerns
- – Financial Management
- – First Year Students
- – Gambling
- – Grief
- – HIV Testing and Counseling
- – Holistic Health
- – Hot Health Topics
- – Massage Therapy
- – Meditation
- – Men's Health
- – Nutrition
- – Relationships
- – Seasonal Affective Disorder & Light Therapy
- – Self-Esteem
- – Sexual Health
- – Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
- – Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
- – Sleep
- – Stress Management
- – Time Management
- – Tobacco Use Cessation
- – Wellness
- – Women's Health
- – Yoga
Educational Programs
Professional Trainings/Consultations
Special Projects
SPEAC – Students Promoting Education and Awareness on Campus
Residential Life
Getting Involved with the Office
Resource Library

Additional Resources

We do not have any work study positions open. Please check back in January.

Members of the UNH community may e-mail us with any comments or questions

The Office of Health Education & Promotion has work study positions available during the academic year. Each position is 8-10 hours per week and schedules are flexible, as academics always come first.

Responsibilities for this position are mostly administrative and include creating health education posters, displays and flyers, providing administrative support to staff, managing Resource Library and assisting with other various errands around campus.

We seek highly motivated students who are interested in health and wellness, are organized, efficient and have experience working with Microsoft Office applications.

If interested in applying for a position, please fill out the online application form. If you have any questions, please call (603) 862-3823.

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