The office supports Trojans’ well-being by identifying sources of personal and professional meaning and inclusion in the classroom, in the workspace and among peers.
Now more than ever, students are looking for spaces on campus that offer real connection and community. They are looking to do tangible, real work both for themselves and in their communities — not just be handed a list of resources. Importantly, student well-being is connected to the well-being of staff, faculty and the entire USC community, and the Office of Campus Wellbeing and Education (CWE) provides space for the USC community to strengthen themselves as they support each other.
The Office of Campus Wellbeing and Ed
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