Healthy Carolina Wordmark

Use of the Healthy Carolina wordmark is freely available to academic and administrative departments, offices, and student organizations.

Incorrect Usage:

1. Do not alter the logo, its borders or background.
   
2. Do not reproduce the logo and logotype in a low contrast screen or in manner in which they cannot be easily read.
   
3. Do not distort, change proportions or redraw the design elements. Also, do not reprint the logo or logotype from poor artwork or previously-printed materials.
   
4. Do not create the “Healthy Carolina” letters in another typestyle and use in place of the official logotype.
   

If you have questions regarding the logo please contact Michelle Burcin (michelle.burcin@sc.edu or 777-4752).

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Mission: To create a campus environment that encourages and promotes the development and maintenance of a healthy body, mind, and spirit through the collaborative development, promotion and assessment of a wide-ranging array of wellness programs and services for all students, faculty and staff at the University of South Carolina.

Purpose: The purpose of this initiative will be to guide the planning and implementation of programs, interventions and policies that support a healthy campus environment to live, learn, work, and play.

Rationale: We recognize that there are a number of health related initiatives on campus currently, yet the campus community lacks a focused comprehensive approach. This initiative is designed to create a campus wide dialog focused on health and wellness and to improve the coordinated effort of health related messages and activities. We know that health status influences learning as well as work productivity and therefore intend this initiative to promote healthy learning communities

University of South Carolina announces health initiative

University of South Carolina officials launched a campus-wide initiative Tuesday (Feb. 28) to improve the health and well-being of University of South Carolina students, faculty and staff.

The initiative, called “Healthy Carolina,” will be spearheaded by the University of South Carolina’s Division of Student Affairs. Healthy Carolina is expected to have significant, long-term benefits for the Carolina community and to position the University as a national leader in campus health promotion. Read more>>

• Healthy Carolina fact sheet
• South Carolina health facts
• Top 10 reported health impediments to students’ academic performance
• Health-related programs and services the University of South Carolina Division of Student Affairs
• What Carolina’s leaders are saying about Healthy Carolina...

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