Advocacy & Wellness

The Office of Student Affairs has responsibility for promoting the well-being of students at Union in collaboration with Student Life Assistants and the Director of Housing and Campus Services. These positions oversee the co-curricular and extracurricular programing of student activities at the Seminary to maintain a positive environment for living and learning. Appointments can be made with the Office of Student Affairs by emailing [email protected] or by calling 212-280-1396.

In this section you will find information regarding counseling and psychological services, disability services and general wellness information.

individual wellness coaching

Fiona Harvey, Assistant Director of Student Health and Wellness, Academic and Student Experience Collaborative (ASEC)
Union students can schedule an appointment here or can email [email protected]. 

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Fiona Harvey is a public health and wellness professional from New York City. Fiona has over 10 years’ experience in the field of public health, including but not limited to the federal, city and non-profit level. Prior to her time at Union and CRCDS, Fiona served as  the Wellness Program Manager for the 501 (c) 3 non- profit Active Plus, which promotes healthy lifestyle initiatives to the community. In the past, Fiona served as the Community Health Educator for the Queens Library, an organization that serves 2.3 million people across 66 locations. Fiona’s Wellness Wednesday programs were presented LIVE weekly via Social Media on the Queens Public Library Instagram Page, reaching over 20,000 participants weekly.

Fiona’s educational background focuses on English Literature, Black Studies and Community/Global Health. She obtained her Masters of Public Health (MPH) from New York University, with a  concentration in Community and International Health. Having studied abroad in Ghana and South Africa, Fiona recognizes the importance of cultural competency and the various narratives that we all have. Previously, Fiona served as a contractor and Public Health Associate for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), working in the field of health communications, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV, immunizations and refugee health. She is honored to join the Union and CRCDS community and looks forward to working together!

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