School Health Advisory Council

Kollyn All, Cameron Bania, Bryan Bystol, Elizabeth Knight, Zac

Lantz, Luke Manship, Anna Nelsen, Emma Ross
Our Goal
Objective 1:

The Butler University community will report a 2x

increase in their feelings of safety, public health, and
personal health by the end of the 2022-2023 school
year.

NHES 1, 2
Objective 2:

At least 80% of surveyed students on campus will have

the knowledge on how, and have the ability, to access
mental health resources both on and off-campus by the
end of the 2022 fall semester.

NHES 3, 5
Objective 3:

Butler University will double professional development

opportunities with regards to inclusivity, accessibility, and
diversity for the students, faculty, and staff that are
relevant to the needs of our diversified population by the
end of the 2022-2023 school year.

NHES 4, 8
How You Can
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