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The Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center at UCLA is envisioned and supported by Jane and Terry Semel.
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You can’t change the world, but what you can do is change one place, prove that it works, and then the rest will follow.

Jane Semel, Semel HCI Founder & Visionary

Who are we?

The Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center (Semel HCI) envisions UCLA as the healthiest campus in the country and to inspire other campuses and communities. By identifying existing strengths across our campus and bringing individuals together around a common goal, Semel HCI has created an infrastructure to collaborate and rapidly translate research into practice. In doing so, we aim to cultivate a flourishing community in which all Bruins can thrive, and where health and equity are woven into the very fabric of the university. Read more about our work here or click on one of the images below to learn more about resources that may interest you.

Collage of pictures of healthy activities, foods, etc. in the shape of a heart

Resources for Emotional, Social, & Physical Health

Resources and advice for students, faculty and staff on maintaining social, emotional, and physical health and well-being

Healthy Climate Committee

The Healthy Climate Committee (HCC)— aims to better understand how the experience of the recent labor dispute and other challenges such as COVID and gun violence affected Bruins and identify what is needed to move forward together.

healthyucla

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Quincy Jo We are deeply saddened by the passing of Quincy Jones, “Q”, on November 3. “Q” was a legendary musician, composer, producer and humanitarian. In 2019, the UCLA Semel HCI Center had the honor to meet “Q” and celebrate his many contributions to the betterment of global society, when he accepted the honorific Eudaimonia Award (which celebrates those who have shown extraordinary commitment to living a life full of purpose and meaning). The world is a better place for his 91 years with us, and we hope everyone will remember, as he instructed us: “YOLO/KOKO” (you only live once, keep on keeping on!). His legacy lives on with his music and the love he shared through his work. For more information about “Q” and the award, please visit https://healthy.ucla.edu/healthinharmony/
Join us for the virtual “Well-Being During Times Join us for the virtual “Well-Being During Times of Change” Community Forum presented by the Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center and Staff Assembly on Wednesday, November 20, from 12 – 1 p.m. PDT. 

Our goal is to share resources and strategies for navigating change and the unknown, as well as how to manage conversations at work, in the classroom, and with friends and family, particularly with the holiday season coming up. Please join us to hear experts discuss challenges and strategies to address these subjects; there will also be time for audience questions. 

The link to register is in our bio. We look forward to seeing you there!
Curious about the experiences of students and staf Curious about the experiences of students and staff of color during the COVID-19 pandemic? Join us tomorrow, October 30, from 1-2 PM for an EngageWell meeting featuring Michelle Chang!

📍Where: 3517 Pritzker or RSVP for Zoom link (link in bio)
💻 RSVP form: https://forms.gle/rrNeaTndEUf3e3Un6
📅 When: October 30 from 1-2 PM

We look forward to seeing you all there!😁
Is your student group working on a project aiming Is your student group working on a project aiming to make UCLA a healthier, more equitable community? 🌟

The Semel HCI Center grants SOLE-registered campus organizations up to $1,500 for projects in several areas through the lens of health equity:

🍎 EatWell: Nutrition/diet/food
🧠 MindWell: Mind-brain health (psychological wellbeing/creative achievement/sleep)
🌱 BEWell: The built and natural environment
👥 EngageWell: Social wellbeing and resilience

Proposals can be in one of the four areas listed above, span multiple areas, and/or involve another aspect of health and well-being!

Grant applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Follow the steps on the second slide to learn how to access the application! ➡️
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Tune into our LiveWell Podcast!

Join us as we interview leading experts and discover new perspectives on health and well-being. Each episode, we will bring to you scientists and world-class operators who will share with you cutting-edge research and practices, and never-before broadcasted tips to live a more healthful life for yourself, community and our planet.

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Learn about our pods

Hover over each icon to learn about each pod – to learn more about a specific pod, click on the icon to go to that pod’s website.

Assuring healthy, safe,
and sustainable physical
environments that promote
walking and bicycling,
physical activity, and
clean air for all of UCLA.

Ensuring a clean air
environment for UCLA,
particularly through an
emphasis on sustaining
and enhancing UCLA’s
tobacco-free campus
policy.

Making fresh and whole
foods accessible to the
entire UCLA community
while promoting knowledge
about the foods we eat and
where they come from.

Fostering healthy and
strong social relationships
at UCLA through increased
social connection, quality,
and civility.

Promoting wellbeing,
resilience, and creative
achievement throughout
the UCLA community.

Making moving “the easy
choice” for the UCLA
community. It’s time to
get moving!

Developing and
implementing the
research and
evaluation needs of
Semel HCI, its pods,
and Semel HCI-funded
student projects.

The Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center at UCLA is envisioned and supported by Jane and Terry Semel.

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  • ABOUT
    • OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES
    • LEADERSHIP & STAFF
    • OUR PARTNERS
    • IMPACT
    • REPORTS, BRIEFS, & POLICIES
    • jane b semel AWARD RECIPIENTS
  • PODS
    • WHAT ARE PODS?
    • BEWELL
    • BREATHEWELL
    • EATWELL
    • ENGAGEWELL
    • MINDWELL
    • MOVEWELL
    • RESEARCHWELL
  • MEDIA
    • BLOG
    • PODCAST
    • PHOTO GALLERY
    • PRESS
  • EVENTS
    • HEALTH EQUITY SEMINARS
    • PAST EVENTS
    • CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
  • RESOURCES
  • RESEARCH
  • GET INVOLVED
    • FOR STUDENTS
    • FOR FACULTY & STAFF