Since September 2019, we've offered 128 classes in health and wellness that have drawn 2,319 attendees. Those 128 classes were taught by 48 highly experienced and talented instructors from across our campus and around the globe, including 13 states (AZ, CA, CO, FL, KY, MA, MN, NJ, OR, PA, SC, VA and WI) and five countries outside of the US (Canada, Hungary, Montenegro, New Zealand and the United Kingdom). Moreover, nine of the speakers were faculty members at other colleges and universities, including Quincy College, Rutgers University, University of Arizona, University of Colorado - Boulder, University of Kentucky and University of Wisconsin - La Crosse.
There are seven important dimensions of the UMatter Wellness Wheel: emotional, environmental, intellectual, occupational, physical, social and spiritual. Learn how to enhance your wellness in these areas through our extensive and diverse curriculum of health and wellness!
All Princeton students, faculty and staff can register!
The following classes are available through the Learning Center.
Registration Instructions
Please register online through the Learning Center to reserve a "seat"*. After logging in, under "Highlights" click on the "Enroll Now" button for “Health & Wellness.”
*Registration is required at princeton.edu/training.
For more detailed information about a class, please go to the Learning Center.
If you have any questions or reasonable accommodation requests, please contact Matt Brzycki at brzycki@princeton.edu or 609-258-3520.
Health and Wellness Class Schedule
High Intensity Interval Training is all the rage. But interval training has been around for more than 100 years. Learn the basics of – and the research behind – this highly effective and highly efficient method of training and how to use it to get FITT.
Campus Recreation and UMatter 7 Dimensions of Wellness
Wellness is not merely the absence of illness or distress – it is a lifelong process of making decisions to live a balanced and meaningful life. Princeton University Campus Recreation has adopted the 7 Dimensions of the UMatter Wellness Wheel for Students, Faculty, and Staff to guide our well-being efforts. Each of our program offerings will fall under one or more of these dimensions to help you find the ways to enhance your wellness that work for you. Think about how you have been doing and feeling over the past month, and choose the option below that best describes your recent experiences.
Princeton University has an extensive pool of talented individuals who have expertise in many different spokes of the UMatter Wellness Wheel. If you’re interested in sharing your professional knowledge/experience in health and wellness with the campus community, please contact Matt Brzycki at brzycki@princeton.edu.