Health Promotion, Prevention, and Advocacy Services

We are an office and team committed to creating a safe campus where all students and faculty can achieve their best health wellbeing. We empower the Marquette community to engage in positive behaviors through educational programming, initiatives, and partnerships to support a diverse and connected campus.

Events & Programs

  • April 8th: Soup with Substance: Black Women Roots of SAAM from 12-1pm in AMU Lunda Room
  • April 8th: BIPOC Survivor Support Group from 4-5:30pm in W+R 3rd Floor
  • April 9th: "I am Evidence" film viewing and panel Q&A from 5:15-7:30pm in Weasler Auditorium
  • April 11th: Out of the Darkness Walk from 11AM-2PM at Ray & Eckstein Commons
  • April 15th: Denim Decorating from 4:30-6pm in W+R 3rd Floor
  • April 15th: LGBTQ+ Survivor Support Group from 6-7:30pm in AMU 140
  • April 20th: Healing Yoga from 5-6pm in W+R Blue Room
  • April 22nd: Male Identifying Survivor Support Group from 4:30-6pm in W+R 3rd Floor
  • April 27th: Female Identifying Survivor Support Group from 4-5pm in W+R 3rd Floor
  • April 29th: Denim Day Block Party from 3-5pm at Central Mall

Mission

The Health Promotion, Prevention, and Advocacy Services Office serves all Marquette University students through the promotion of healthy behaviors, risk behavior modification services, and campuswide health policies, which facilitate student success and holistic wellbeing. We offer services promoting health awareness while taking an intersectional approach to wellness.

We are hiring Peer Wellness Educators for Fall 2026!

Peer Wellness Educators (PWEs) are a team of students that create and present programming on health and wellness for the Marquette community.  Please fill out the job application here if interested. Questions can be sent to tessa.kohler@marquette.edu and tonjie.reese@marquette.edu. 

What's on the 3rd Floor?

  • Sleep pods
  • Sensory friendly, private workout space
  • Terrace
  • Recovery at Marquette
  • Physical Therapy Satellite Office

Campus Well: Student Health 101 Magazine