Professional health educators work to advance the personal health of all students, faculty, and staff at Princeton University and contribute to the creation of a healthy campus community that supports informed and healthy decision-making, strengthens community assets, minimizes health disparities, and promotes access to health care services

A wide range of personal and community health issues are addressed, including nutrition, eating concerns, alcohol and drug abuse, sexual health and relationship issues, physical illness, stress, depression, and anxiety. Health promotion and wellness services include:

• Campus-wide wellness and prevention programs for students 
• Customized workshops
• Janet C. Morgan Health and Wellness Library
• Online health risk assessments
• Research to assess campus health behaviors
• Peer advising programs
• Student Health Advisory Board