Here you will find a comprehensive insight into the project's communication activities and media presence. Our aim is to make the importance of health and well-being in everyday university life visible and to raise awareness of a healthy work-learning balance. Through active and transparent public relations work, we want to spread the word about campus health and establish the University of Potsdam as a pioneer for a health-promoting campus.
Podcasts
Wir sind UP- Julia Seiffert
What limits the well-being and health of Potsdam's students? What is the Feel Good Campus and how does the project attempt to identify the challenges and problems in this context, tackle them and be effective in the long term? Who are the Feel Good Coaches and how should university structures be changed in order to maintain, promote and restore student health in the long term?
In this episode, Erika talks about this with Julia Seiffert, the coordinator of the Feel Good Campus, the student health management system.
Here you can read and download the transcript.
Study Stream Nr. 10 - Feel Good at UP!
In Study Stream No. 10, everything revolves around the topics of well-being and mental health during studies. Julia Seiffert talks to Wega Herbstreit (Psychological Counseling) and students from the University of Potsdam about this in the podcast. You can watch it here.
Written Contributions
Portal - Mentale Gesundheit
In addition to various podcasts, there are also articles in the Potsdam health magazine portal from the Feel Good Campus. Julia Seiffert provides exciting insights into the student health management and its wide range of offers. Further exciting topics and the portal can be found here .
SpeakUP
This speakUP article describes the mental stress experienced by students, particularly during the exam phase. Two of those affected, Sophia and Alex, share their experiences with stress, depression and difficulties in finding help. Both emphasize the importance of social support, exercise and therapy. The text encourages students to talk openly about mental health problems and to seek help.
