What We Do

The Morrison Family Center for Student Well-Being is an education, outreach, and support office dedicated to enhancing the physical, social, and emotional well-being of K-State students. Our main location is on the second floor of the K-State Student Union. We also have a health education division at Lafene Health Center.

We provide essential resources, individual student support, and impactful programs such as the Green Bandana Training, Sexual Assault Prevention, and 'Cats Connect. We also provide physical health education, wellness kits, and guidance on topics like nutrition and sexual health.

Vision

Mission

Purpose

The Morrison Family Center for Student Well-Being is committed to focusing on factors that promote health, resilience, and well-being:

Embedding Health in Campus Policies: Collaborating with campus leadership to integrate health and wellness into all aspects of university operations and decision-making.
Creating Supportive Environments: Fostering welcoming and accessible spaces that promote belonging, community, and connection.
Generating Thriving Communities: Cultivating a culture of holistic well-being where students, staff, and faculty can flourish.
Supporting Personal Development: Providing resources, education, and individualized support to help students overcome challenges and thrive academically, socially, and personally.
Leading in Health Promotion: Offering innovative services such as well-being advising, relationship workshops, resource navigation, and health education initiatives.

Campus Partnerships

We work across campus to promote well-being and provide students with the resources they need to succeed. View additional resources