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Email us at: LiveWell@ucla.edu
Reports, Briefs, & Policies
Learn more about our work and impact by reading an annual report, project brief, policies, and more!
Annual Reports
Each year, Semel HCI publishes a detailed report of our accomplishments. The following progress reports describe our accomplishments for each academic year in detail, beginning with our broad programmatic efforts, followed by the activities undertaken by members of our six pods. The reports conclude with a critical self-assessment of where UCLA now stands in terms of becoming a model for other campuses to create and support a culture of well-being. Click on one of the reports below to learn more.
- 2023-2024 Annual Report
- 2022-2023 Annual Report
- 2021-2022 Progress Report
- 2020-2021 Progress Report
- 2019-2020 Progress Report
- 2018-2019 Progress Report
- 2017-2018 Progress Report
- 2016-2017 Progress Report
- 2015-2016 Progress Report
- 2014-2015 Progress Report
- 2013-2014 Progress Report
- 2012-2013 Progress Report
Project Briefs
In the below project briefs, Semel HCI has summarized some of our most innovative and successful projects, research, and partnerships that we are excited to share with other university campuses and beyond!
- Semel HCI 2014 Food Summit Case Study
- The Protein Flip: Integrating Operations and Research with UCLA’s new Flex Bar at De Neve Dining Hall
- A Healthier Vending Program: Implementation and Evaluation
- Mindful Music: Making musical performances happen in places of healing, working, and learning
- ResearchWell: The evaluation of the UCLA Healthy Campus Initiative’s programs and events
- Student’s Sedentary Habits: A Research Study
- The StairWell Project: Taking steps to improve public health
- UCLA Transportation: A partnership with the BEWell pod of the UCLA Healthy Campus Initiative
- UCLA Recreation: A partnership with the MoveWell pod of the UCLA Healthy Campus Initiative
- BEWell: Reclaiming Our Healthy Spaces, A Space Activation Initiative
Summits
- 2022 Media Literacy Summit: The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a parallel pandemic of mis- and dis-information which has been shown tohave real and concerning health effects. Through convening a vast network of UCLA and invited interdisciplinaryexperts and leaders, Semel HCI aims to support rich and productive conversations on promoting informationliteracy. At this Summit, we we will build on the current media literacy work at UCLA, help map out concretesteps to address information literacy, and improve health and well-being at UCLA and beyond.
- 2020 Health Equity Summit: On June 30, 2020, 152 participants across campus, the UC system, and beyond convened virtually to begin discussions and map out steps for positive actions to take over the coming years to strengthen our common vision of fostering health and well-being and reducing health inequities at UCLA and beyond.
- 2014 Food Summit Case Study: In 2014, Semel HCI Center hosted a food summit at UCLA to spark a brainstorming session to discuss academic and co-curricular opportunities around food for the UCLA campus community.
Worker Health and Well-being
Semel HCI Center was a key leader in UCLA’s response to the COVID-19 Pandemic with AVP Slusser being tapped to lead the Wellness and Work Expectations Work Group part of the COVID-19 Response and Recovery Task Force. To support worker health and well-being at UCLA, the work group produced the below two reports:
Campus & UC Systemwide Policies
Semel HCI Center supports policies that help to build a healthier campus community. For those that are interested in learning more about the policies that help to promote campus wide well-being, we have listed relevant policies here.
- UCOP’s Sustainability Policy
- UCOP’s Smoke and Tobacco Free Environment Policy
- UCOP’s Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policy
- UCOP’s Accommodations for Nursing Mothers Policy
- UCLA’s Diversity Policies and Guidelines
- UCLA’s Biking Regulations
- UCLA’s policies regarding students with disabilities
- UCLA’s Environmental Health and Safety Policy
- UCOP’s Vending Policy: Coming soon!
Contact Us
Have a question, concern, or an idea? We would like to hear about it!
Email us at LiveWell@ucla.edu
As a land grant institution, the Semel Healthy Campus Initiative Center at UCLA acknowledges the Gabrielino/Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, So. Channel Islands).