Outreach Programs

Outreach Programs

OFFICE HOURS: Monday – Thursday: 8:00am to 5:00pm Friday: 8:00am to 3:00pm
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT: 303-615-9999
AFTER-HOURS CRISIS SUPPORT & VICTIM ASSISTANCE: 303-615-9911

Upcoming Programs

The Health Center at Auraria has a variety of offerings through different Outreach Programs that extend beyond the Medical Services and Mental Health Services. Programs are available to all Auraria Campus, CCD, MSU Denver and CU Denver students, faculty and staff which are offered at no charge. The programs enhance many aspects of wellness, allowing an individual to manage school and everyday life while also learning new skills to promote overall wellbeing.

Through our campus interactive Events and Mental Health Resources students can drop in to learn about trending health topics. In addition, each institution has access to their own health blog, CampusWELL for current wellness information. You can also take a Pilates, Yoga or Zumba class through the Healthy Pursuits Mind Body Fitness classes.

Faculty, staff and student organizations can also request Presentations and/or Trainings tailored to specific health subjects.

Fall 2026 Programs


Lunch and Learns

Take a break from your day, and join us for our lunch & learn series. Our lunches give participants an opportunity to learn about topics that support their health, well-being, academic success, and personal growth. Leave with practical information and resources you can use in your everyday life.

Understanding Food Labels
Tuesday, September 8
th | 12pm- 1pm
Plaza 111 
Register Here

Nutrition for the Recreational Athlete
Tuesday, October 6th | 12pm- 1pm
Plaza 111 
Register Here

Healthy Eating Without Dieting
Tuesday, November 10th | 12pm-1pm
Plaza 111 
Register Here

Anyone Can Save a Life: Opioid Overdose Response Training

Join us for invaluable information on the opioid epidemic and its impact on our communities.  Attendees will learn how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and how to administer the opioid overdose reversal drug Naloxone.  You will also leave with resources on how to access free harm reduction tools like Naloxone and Fentanyl Testing strips both on-campus and in the community.

Thursday, August 27th | 2:30pm- 4pm
In-person training
Plaza 111
Due to website updates, the registration for this training is currently unavailable. If you would like to attend, please plan on joining. No registration required.

Monday, September 21st | 11 am-12:30 pm
Virtual training
Register here
Join here

Tuesday, October 6th | 11 am- 12:30pm
In-person training
Tivoli 241
Register here

Wednesday, October 21st| 1 pm- 2:30 pm
Virtual
Register here
Join here

Tuesday, November 10th| 11 am- 12:30 pm
In-person training
Tivoli 241
Register here

SNAPlication Station

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides eligible students with monthly food benefits, and many students do qualify. Join us if you are interested in applying. Can’t make it? Schedule a personal call with Amelia at [email protected]

Fall 2026 Semester | Thursdays, 10 am- 2 pm
Plaza 111

Dates
September 3rd
October 1st 
November 5th 
December 3rd 

Grief Group

Join us once a month to find community on campus; you are not the only one who has experienced loss. This will be a space to share a meal, make new relationships, and find a support system.

Fall 2026 Semester | Tuesdays, 3pm – 5 pm
Plaza 111

Dates
September 22nd  | Register Here
October 20th | Register Here
November 17th | Register Here

Cooking with Purpose

Join our monthly workshops, Cooking with Purpose, to build on your current culinary skills and get your hands on healthy! Meet other students who share similar interests and learn more about cooking, nutrition, and come find your community here on campus.

Tuesday, September 15th  | 5:30pm-7pm
HLC 106
Register here

Tuesday, October 13th  | 5:30pm-7pm
HLC 106
Register here

Tuesday, November 17th  | 5:30pm-7pm
HLC 106
Register here

Compassion in Color

Studies show that there is a positive relationship between creativity and subjective wellbeing. The theory behind Art Therapy suggests drawing, coloring and painting can help you tune into and express anxieties, or difficult feelings you have trouble putting into words. And, no, you do not have to be an artist to get creative. The Health Center at Auraria, in collaboration with Project Angel Heart, have made it convenient to engage in self-expression, offering a year-round creation station near the atrium of the library (all supplies provided). This also supports Project Angel Heart’s mission of delivering nutritious meals to individuals diagnosed with severe illnesses.

Health Information Booths

Our peer health education student staff can be found throughout campus during the semester. We are always here to answer any questions you might have about the type of care the Health Center offers. Additionally, we provide education around mental health, nutrition, sexual health, and more. See you around campus!

Schedule an appointment

Call 303-615-9999 to schedule an appointment in advance

Please note there is a failed appointment fee of up to $50.00 for missed appointments or short notice cancellations (less than 24 hours).

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