Student Involvement
Are you ready to make a positive impact on the lives of fellow students while also enriching your own? Volunteer with Wellness Services and contribute to a healthier TCC community.
- Student Wellness Advisory Board
- Wellness Advocates
- Peer Health Education Program
Student Wellness Advisory Board (SWAB)
Students on the Student Wellness Advisory Board (SWAB) will provide feedback as well as advocate for the health and wellness of all TCC students.
SWAB meets virtually once a month during the Fall and Spring semester. All students are welcome and receive an hour for Tulsa Achieves.
Wellness Advocates
If you are interested in having a voice in student wellness and need volunteer hours, this opportunity is for you!
Wellness Advocates will:
- Educate the TCC community about Wellness Services
- Assist in wellness events
- Raise awareness on wellness topics
- Provide information and resources to students
Peer Health Education Program Scholarship
The primary role of a Peer Health Educator is to develop and implement health education and awareness programs with the goal of improving the long-term healthy behaviors of TCC students. Health education topics include stress management, healthy sleep habits, mental health, sexual health, alcohol and drug prevention, suicide prevention, healthy relationships and more.
Minimum Qualifications
- Current TCC student
- Must maintain at least a 2.5 GPA
- Interested in health and wellness
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Ability to multi-task and prioritize workload
- Must be in good conduct standing with TCC
- Support the goals, expectations, and mission of Wellness Services and Tulsa Community College
- Be able to commit approximately 3 hours per week
The scholarship application process opens each Spring semester.
Get Involved
Randii Harrald MS, CHES
Assistant Director Wellness Services
918-595-7270
randii.harrald@tulsacc.edu