UI Health and Well-Being Fair

October 15, 2025
7:30 a.m. — 2:00 p.m.
UI Field House Main Deck

Join us!

Healthy Behaviors

Learn about your well-being and get support for small steps that work for your lifestyle. 

Work and Life Support

Explore resources to support your family and financial well-being.

Short-Term Counseling

Meet with a licensed mental health counselor. There's no reason too small.

Workplace Safety

Access education programs and assessments to stay safe at work.

Get Started

Understand your current well-being.

Stay up to date on programs and services.

Download the program guide.

Explore resources anytime.

Iowa's Commitment to Well-Being

One of The University of Iowa's strategic plan priorities is holistic well-being and success. To accomplish this goal, the university plans to embed well-being and mental health into all aspects of campus culture to better support students, faculty, and staff. University Human Resources strives to provide resources for faculty and staff to support them throughout their relationship with the university.

FY25 Annual Report FY25 Value on Investment

Events

2025 Health and Well-Being Fair promotional image

2025 Health and Well-Being Fair

Wednesday, October 15, 2025 7:30am to 2:00pm
Field House
There are many opportunities to create meaningful connections and boost your well-being at the annual UI Health and Well-Being Fair event.

University holiday - offices closed

Thursday, November 27, 2025 (all day)

Nutrition Group Coaching

Online/virtual

Sleep Group Coaching

Online/virtual

Stories

EatWELL Newsletter

EatWELL Tips: Healthy Eating On The Go

Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Discover how Madison Coyne, liveWELL Registered Dietitian and Health Coach, makes healthy eating realistic with quick, balanced ideas for meals and snacks.
Physics professor John Prineas poses for a photo after competing in the World Masters Indoor Track Meet

Campus recreation helps propel physics professor to international track success

Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Elizabeth Ireland
John Prineas, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, trains seven days a week, alternating between outdoor runs and strength training at the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center.