USC Healthy Campus

  1. What is USC Healthy Campus?
  2. Healthy Campus Leadership Team
  3. Healthy Campus Advisory Committee
  4. Healthy Campus Subcommittees

What is USC Healthy Campus?

USC Healthy Campus is a comprehensive, collaborative, and long-term strategy that emphasizes the value of employee and organizational health and well-being. USC Heathy Campus has formed partnerships to develop, implement, and institutionalize practices, policies, and environments essential for sustainable change, making the healthy choice the easy choice.

Vision: USC will be a model healthy campus with a culture of health & well-being.

Mission: To collaborate with campus and community partners to create and sustain a campus culture that infuses health & well-being into all policies, practices, systems, and environments.

Healthy Campus Leadership Team

Felici.A.Washington

Felicia A. Washington
Senior Vice President,
Human Resources, Equity, and Compliance

Lara

Lara Hilton, PhD
Director,
USC WorkWell Center

Julie-Chobdee

Julie Chobdee
Associate Director,
Health & Well-being Program
USC WorkWell Center

Healthy Campus Advisory Committee

The USC Healthy Campus Advisory Committee consists of USC faculty, staff, and community partners who serve as a driving force in supporting health & well-being and collaborate to ensure culture change by:

  1. Providing leadership, guidance, priorities, communications, and action for the Healthy Campus strategy.
  2. Leading or participating in subcommittees to recommend, plan, and implement projects while continually reporting progress and accomplishments.
  3. Serving as a network hub and aligning and integrating health & well-being into campus practices and operations.
Meet the Healthy Campus Advisory Committee

Healthy Campus Subcommittees

The Healthy Campus subcommittees are cross-functional teams consisting of faculty and staff who provide valuable support and expertise in developing and implementing actionable projects and recommendations to promote culture change.

Join a Subcommittee!

USC faculty and staff can volunteer for any of the following subcommittees at any time. Getting involved is a great way to earn service credit, advance your professional development, and engage in leadership roles.

Mental Health Subcommittee
Mental Health Subcommittee
Social Connection and Belonging Subcommittee
Social Connection and Belonging Subcommittee
EatWell Subcommittee
EatWell Subcommittee
Work-Life Harmony Subcommittee
Work-Life Harmony Subcommittee
MoveWell Subcommittee
MoveWell Subcommittee
Built Environment and Sustainability Subcommittee
Built Environment and Sustainability Subcommittee
Financial Wellness Subcommittee
Financial Wellness Subcommittee
Communications and Marketing Subcommittee
Communications and Marketing Subcommittee
Data and Evaluation Subcommittee
Data and Evaluation Subcommittee

Making USC a healthy place to work, learn, and live.

Contact Julie Chobdee, Associate Director, Health & Well-being Program, to get involved.

Original Content:

The cornerstone of the Health & Well-being Program is an initiative that aims to incorporate health and well-being into the daily work life of faculty and staff to ensure a healthy campus for all. USC Healthy Campus will elevate health, well-being, and quality of life for faculty and staff by offering resources, learning opportunities, and programs, and by collaborating with campus and community partners to infuse health and well-being into practices, policies, services, and learning, teaching, and working environments.

These efforts will be made possible with support from Healthy Campus Champion and Senior Vice President of Human Resources, Equity, and Compliance Felicia A. Washington, WorkWell Center Director Dr. Lara Hilton, an Advisory Committee made up of faculty, staff, and administrators, and Associate Director, Health & Well-being Program Julie Chobdee, and in collaboration with USC’s Culture Journey.

Based on committee input and employee interests, various workgroups will be formed, and priority projects identified.

Want to stay in touch to learn more about the workgroups and get involved? Contact Associate Director, Health & Well-being Program Julie Chobdee.