Quality of Life
How do we lead healthier, more fulfilling lives?
The spectrum of health and well-being is broad and inclusive. It ranges from understanding and combating disease all the way to building appreciation for literature and the arts.
"Creating healthy lives begins with researching their building blocks, including efficient health care, lowered health disparities and community integration.
"Multidisciplinary research is a vital step toward identifying causes and treatments for health disparities of all kinds.
"We pursue research and community programs that identify the best methods for helping people of all ages learn how to make active, healthy choices.
"Our research translates into real-world practice to develop wellness and prevention programs for infants, children and parents.
"Being well mentally and emotionally is an essential aspect of overall health and well-being.
"We are discovering the mechanisms behind disease, and new and innovative approaches to treatment.
"Multidisciplinary research is a vital step toward identifying causes and treatments for health disparities of all kinds.
"We must promote the importance of healthy eating, and find new ways to provide food that is affordable and healthful.
"Our work advances compassion for terminally ill patients, the science behind the human virtue of generosity, and implications of continuing human evolution.
"Our research centers and laboratories also focus on the truth that creativity is the essence of discovery and innovation.
"We are focusing on pinpointing molecular markers of disease and exploring personalized diagnostics and solutions.
"Our research leads to innovative technologies that create new platforms for rehabilitation and therapy.
{Undergraduate Exercise & Wellness Club} We are the first-time Exercise and Wellness organization on the Downtown Phoenix Campus! Our group is all about making health and wellness a part of everyday life and providing events over the semesters to get people involved! Contact Kathryn Forte for more information.
{Public Health Law and Policy Program} The College of Law’s Public Health Law and Policy Program brings together scholars, practitioners, and other partners to focus on critical issues at the intersection of law, ethics and public health. Among those issues: legal preparedness in response to H1N1, national health care reform, vaccination laws, child health in schools, national and state obesity laws, and mental and behavioral health legal and ethical preparedness.
Visit online: http://law.asu.edu/Default.aspx?alias=law.asu.edu/lsi{GlobalResolve} GlobalResolve provides opportunities for students to create sustainable energy, health and clean water technology solutions leading to rural village business ventures that improve life conditions and economies in the developing world.
Visit online: http://globalresolve.asu.edu/{Center for Healthcare Innovation & Clinical Trials} Builds community partnerships to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise in Arizona and promote clinical research that advances innovative healthcare products, processes and educational programs.
Visit online: https://nursingandhealth.asu.edu/node/648{Nurse Managed Health Clinics} Through our Nurse Managed Health Clinics, individuals, families and communities can obtain information about the latest research on management of health problems, avoidance of illness and disease, and healthy lifestyle behaviors. Our clinics offer mental and physical health care services that can help people change unhealthy habits and replace them with activities that promote health to meet their individual goals for health, physical activity, nutrition and relaxation.
Visit online: https://nursingandhealth.asu.edu/nmhc/index.htm{SOLS Takes a Hike} Every spring, the School of Life Sciences invites the public to take a guided hike through an Arizona landscapes, from desert to wetlands. Experts share information about birds, edible plants, the geology of the area, insect life and water resources. Attracts roughly 100 people per year. Contact Margaret Coulombe for more.
Visit online: http://sols.asu.edu/events/2010/03_10.php{FACES in Health Professions} FACES (Fostering and Achieving Cultural Equity and Sensitivity) In Health Professions is a pre-health organization at Arizona State University which provides a clinical background to members through direct community involvement in our outreach activities. We aim to improve the health care of the citizens of Arizona through fostering and achieving cultural equity and sensitivity within the educational and health care system.
Visit online: http://www.asu.edu/clubs/faces/{Undergraduate Exercise & Wellness Club} We are the first-time Exercise and Wellness organization on the Downtown Phoenix Campus! Our group is all about making health and wellness a part of everyday life and providing events over the semesters to get people involved! Contact Kathryn Forte for more information.
{Public Health Law and Policy Program} The College of Law’s Public Health Law and Policy Program brings together scholars, practitioners, and other partners to focus on critical issues at the intersection of law, ethics and public health. Among those issues: legal preparedness in response to H1N1, national health care reform, vaccination laws, child health in schools, national and state obesity laws, and mental and behavioral health legal and ethical preparedness.
Visit online: http://law.asu.edu/Default.aspx?alias=law.asu.edu/lsi{GlobalResolve} GlobalResolve provides opportunities for students to create sustainable energy, health and clean water technology solutions leading to rural village business ventures that improve life conditions and economies in the developing world.
Visit online: http://globalresolve.asu.edu/{Nurse Managed Health Clinics} Through our Nurse Managed Health Clinics, individuals, families and communities can obtain information about the latest research on management of health problems, avoidance of illness and disease, and healthy lifestyle behaviors. Our clinics offer mental and physical health care services that can help people change unhealthy habits and replace them with activities that promote health to meet their individual goals for health, physical activity, nutrition and relaxation.
Visit online: https://nursingandhealth.asu.edu/nmhc/index.htm{SOLS Takes a Hike} Every spring, the School of Life Sciences invites the public to take a guided hike through an Arizona landscapes, from desert to wetlands. Experts share information about birds, edible plants, the geology of the area, insect life and water resources. Attracts roughly 100 people per year. Contact Margaret Coulombe for more.
Visit online: http://sols.asu.edu/events/2010/03_10.php{FACES in Health Professions} FACES (Fostering and Achieving Cultural Equity and Sensitivity) In Health Professions is a pre-health organization at Arizona State University which provides a clinical background to members through direct community involvement in our outreach activities. We aim to improve the health care of the citizens of Arizona through fostering and achieving cultural equity and sensitivity within the educational and health care system.
Visit online: http://www.asu.edu/clubs/faces/{ASU4Food} ASU4Food is a student organization running the ASU vs. UA Food Fight. Sponsored by State Farm through the Territorial Cup Series, the Food Fight is a competition between the two rival universities to see who can raise the most donations, both monetary, and food-based, for their local food banks. Contact Saman Golestan for more.
Visit online: http://asu4food.org/There are currently no listings.
{Center for Healthcare Innovation & Clinical Trials} Builds community partnerships to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise in Arizona and promote clinical research that advances innovative healthcare products, processes and educational programs.
Visit online: https://nursingandhealth.asu.edu/node/648
