The College of Medicine Committee for Faculty Affairs and Well-Being shall work to improve the health, well-being, and quality of life of all University of Kentucky (UK) College of Medicine faculty by facilitating and supporting their ability to engage in, promote, and model positive behaviors and attitudes through a lifelong commitment to wellness. This committee is sponsored by the Office for Faculty Affairs and Development and the Office for Organizational Well-Being.

Co-chairs: Karen Roper, PhD, Lisa Williams, MSSA, and Nicole McCoin, MD
 

The College of Medicine Staff Well-Being Committee shall work to improve the health, well-being, and quality of life of all University of Kentucky (UK) College of Medicine staff by facilitating and supporting their ability to engage in, promote, and model positive behaviors through a lifelong commitment to organizational well-being and individual wellness.

Co-Chairs: Sabrina Brewer and Sarah Inman

The College of Medicine Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Well-Being Committee shall work to improve the health, well-being, and quality of life of all University of Kentucky (UK) advanced practice provider staff by facilitating and supporting their ability to engage in, promote, and model positive behaviors through a lifelong commitment to organizational well-being and individual wellness.

Co-chairs: Melissa Soper and Brandy Caldwell-Oney
Secretary: Manpreet Datta

UK well-being experts join forces to engage, strengthen and support campus community through the UK Collaborative Conversation.

To learn more about this collaborative, visit this article from UKNOW. 

This collaborative is co-facilitated by:

Corrine Williams, Office of Student Success
Jody Ensman, Human Resources Wellness
Lisa Williams, Office for Organizational Well-Being

 

This collaborative is co-facilitated by:

Co-chairs: Lisa Williams, Amberlee Fay and Brandy Mathews
Sponsored by: Office for Organizational Well-Being

Because the cultures of academic medicine are unique and because this is an emerging area of focus for most colleges of medicine, we want to increase thought-partnership with those working to advance cultures of well-being. To that end, our office began the SEC Well-Being in Medicine Coalition. 

The intention is to gather individuals working within colleges of medicine across the SEC who have a focus on wellness, well-being, and engagement-related initiatives and provide a space for to come together, learn from and lean in with each other, align common goals, find opportunities for collaborative action, and support one another.

This collaborative is co-facilitated by:

Lisa Williams, University of Kentucky
Rob O'Carpenter, Texas A & M University