Contact Us
Have a question, concern, or an idea? We would like to hear about it!
Email us at: LiveWell@ucla.edu
Get Involved
We are constantly looking for ways to collaborate with students, staff, & faculty to enhance health and well-being at UCLA and beyond. Some existing opportunities include paid student staff positions as well as pod meetings in our various focus areas. Learn more about these opportunities below!
Humans of UCLA
Cultivating a sense of shared humanity and community at UCLA by capturing the diverse stories and experiences that make our campus unique.
“We are more connected than we know and share in the commonality in our differences.”
Pod Meetings
A great way to get involved is to come to a pod meeting. We have regular meetings for the BEWell (built environment), EatWell, EngageWell, and MindWell pods during the academic year and all are welcome! Join the listserv by sending a request to the pod(s) you are interested in so you are informed of upcoming meetings:
- BEWell: BEWell2013@ucla.edu
- EatWell: EatWell@ucla.edu
- EngageWell: EngageWell@ucla.edu
- MindWell: MindWell@ucla.edu
Join Our Staff
Our undergraduate staff consists of a graphic designer & social media coordinator, website coordinator, photographer, videographer, garden coordinators, student researchers, and more. Reach out to livewell@ucla.edu learn more about our team and monitor Handshake for job openings with Semel HCI Center.
Student Group Grant Program
ResearchWell provides technical assistance and funding to student groups who implemented projects aimed to improve the health of the campus community. These student groups used the information they acquired from ResearchWell’s workshops to evaluate their programs, projects, and events and to create posters on their projects, which were presented at Semel HCI Center’s Annual Year-End Celebration.
Visit the jane b semel HCI Community Garden
The jane b semel Healthy Campus Initiative (jbs HCI) Community Garden in the Sunset Canyon Recreation Center, established in 2017, offers gardening education for up to 200 plot holders each year as well as to the greater UCLA community through regular workshops, certificate programs, and other programming, while also connecting with major campus partners such as the campus food closet and UCLA Teaching Kitchen to address challenges to healthy eating and food security.
Contact Us
Have a question, concern, or an idea? We would like to hear about it!
Email us at LiveWell@ucla.edu
As a land grant institution, the Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center at UCLA acknowledges the Gabrielino/Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, So. Channel Islands).