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The University of Vermont Wellness Environment: Feasibility and Initial Results of a College Undergraduate
Yang Bai1, William E Copeland2, Zoe Adams3
1Department of Rehabilitation and Movement Science, University of Vermont, Rowell 305, Burlington, VT 05401, USA.
Abstract:
The University of Vermont Wellness Environment program is a neuroscience-inspired, incentive-based behavioral change program designed to improve health and academic outcomes in college-age students. The program uses health promotion and illness prevention delivered in classrooms, residential halls, and via a customized App that incentivizes healthy behaviors and monitors the use of health-promoting activities. This article presents feasibility data on participation of college students in ongoing data collection about key outcomes related to health and well-being. The data collection component were easily implemented in college students and yielded high-quality data.
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