The Office of Student Life provides students with multiple platforms to build positive relationships and develop new skills to increase their depth of self-awareness, self-management, and relationship management. To encourage an inclusive and sustainable culture of well-being on campus, the Office takes a holistic approach by engaging the SUSS community – students and staff.

Using the ACE Framework and working together with our students and partners, our programmes aim to:

• Raise Awareness of the importance of social, emotional, physical, and mental health
• Provide Companionship or peer support systems for our students throughout the different stages of their university journeys
• Empower them to practise well-being skills and spearhead wellness initiative

Wellness Programmes

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Students can sign up for various wellness activities, events and bite-sized workshops such as Relationship Building, Mindfulness, Art Therapy, etc.

Peer Supporters (SUSS OWLs)

Participants with their Lego structure during the MBTI PersonaliTEA Info-Networking Session

Learning about mental illnesses through the amazing race-like event, Operation Evexia: Journey through the Mind

SUSS Peer Supporters also known as SUSS OWLs (Our Well-being Listeners) are a group of trained students who work closely with the Office of Student Life to promote positive social, emotional, physical and mental well-being through outreach initiatives, as well as provide a listening ear to peers in need.

Find out more about the OWLs here.

Freshmen Befrienders

The Freshmen Befrienders programme is an annual onboarding initiative that enables senior students to provide effective befriending support for new students as they embark on their SUSS journey. The Befrienders work closely with the Office of Student Life to design and conduct networking sessions to acclimate new students to the school’s environment and build meaningful relationships within the SUSS community.

Click here to learn more about the programme.

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