UNC is a JED Campus!
Supporting your mental health—together.
The University of Northern Colorado is proud to be a JED Campus member. That means we’re committed to strengthening the systems, programs, and policies that support student mental health, reduce substance misuse, and prevent suicide.
As part of this national program from The Jed Foundation (JED), we’re working in partnership with experts to build on what we already do—and make it even better.
Through this strategic collaboration, we’re creating long-term, positive change to support your well-being and help our campus community thrive.
Prioritizing Your Mental Health at UNC
Because well-being starts with support.
At UNC, we’re deeply committed to the emotional well-being of our students and our entire campus community. That’s why we’re part of the JED Campus program—a national initiative that helps schools take a comprehensive, public health approach to promoting mental health, preventing suicide, and reducing serious substance misuse. JED’s recommendations center equity—making sure the unique needs of underserved and marginalized students are thoughtfully and intentionally addressed. We know that mental health can be impacted by racism, bias, and systemic barriers, and we’re working to create a campus where every student feels seen, supported, and safe. This partnership helps us grow stronger, together.
Be Part of the Change with JED Campus
Help shape a healthier, more supportive UNC.
Join us in building a stronger foundation for emotional well-being on campus. By partnering with our JED Campus team, you can help identify ways to enhance mental health support and create lasting impact at UNC.
Here’s how you can get involved:
- Participate in the confidential Healthy Minds Survey to share your experience and insights
- Help develop UNC’s strategic plan for mental health and well-being—our roadmap to meaningful change
- Engage with the JED Campus Steering Commitee, a campus wide focus group sharing best practices, resources, and ideas