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Supporting Student Wellness: Overcoming Challenges at New Heights

Tuesday, April 26, 2022, By Gabrielle Lake
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Stepping out of comfort zones and facing challenges often results in personal growth, self-discovery and empowerment. We see this take shape as students navigate the rigors of the classroom and now with the pairing of the Barnes Center at The Arch Challenge Course and Zip Line opportunities, students can cultivate holistic health and wellness.

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Students enjoying the zip line experience.

Why is it important to encourage participation in the Challenge Course and Zip Line?
Skills learned through outdoor adventure, inclusive of the challenge course and zip line experiences, are transferable throughout students鈥 unique health and wellness journeys. When explored through the , they encompass , , , and .

鈥淲oven into daily interactions, these skills can be used to successfully navigate group projects and tasks while developing healthy, positive relationships with peers, colleagues, faculty, staff and future employers,鈥 says Scott Catucci G 鈥21, Barnes Center at The Arch associate director for outdoor adventure, esports and student development.

Growth themes focus on reexamining how students relate to the people and places around them. Additional highlights include:

  • Effective communication
  • Cooperation
  • Resilience
  • Trust-building
Challenge Course

Students learn effective communication skills, cooperation, resiliency and more while participating in the University challenge course.

What is needed to participate in the challenge course and zip line?
Individual and opportunities, along with opportunities, are available throughout the end of the semester and into the summer months. Students are asked to register on the . For registration instructions and more information visit the .

There is no additional cost to participate. Students are asked to wear closed-toe shoes, such as sneakers or boots, in addition to weather-appropriate attire, such as athletic gear. The health and wellness team will further support experiences through education, guidance and providing all other needed materials, such as a helmet and harness.

Where is the Outdoor Challenge Course and Zip Line?
Located on South Campus, the Outdoor Education Center, challenge course and zip line can be accessed using the .

Are there other outdoor adventure opportunities?
Throughout the academic year, the Barnes Center at The Arch offers a variety of outdoor adventure experiences. Future offerings will be available on the and the .

  • (offered per semester).

About the Supporting Student Wellness Series
Through a student-focused lens of integrated health and wellness, this series explores a variety of Barnes Center at The Arch resources and services. In the pursuit of enhancing the student experience, topics empower faculty, staff, students, families and supporters as catalysts of health and wellness within their daily interactions.

For more information or to request accommodations, visit the or call the Barnes Center at The Arch at 315.443.8000.

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