Community Wellness
Community wellness is the ability to relate to and connect with other people in our world. Our ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with family, friends and co-workers contributes to our community wellness. is a Core Value at Salem One of Salem College's core values is Learning Grounded in...
Community wellness
is the ability to relate to and connect with other people in our world.
Our ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with
family, friends and co-workers contributes to our community wellness.
"Community" is a Core Value at Salem
One of Salem College's core values is Learning Grounded in Community:
- Recognizing individual potential
- Embracing diversity
- Exemplifying honor
Salem's Committee on Community Wellness
The strategic plan adopted for 2008-2013 called for Salem College to provide a "comprehensive educational experience in a richly diverse community." As part of that commitment, the Committee on Community was formed in 2009 to help collect feedback from faculty, staff, students and others on the campus environment; develop measurable goals to enhance diversity and inclusivity; and recommend action steps for each consecutive academic year.
Committee on Community Members
The committee is made up of a chair; students (traditional, graduate and Fleer Center), including a representative from the SGA executive board; two faculty members; and both exempt and non-exempt staff members. They are:
Ann McElaney-Johnson, chair; vice president for academic affairs/dean of the CollegeFrances Banther
Krispin Barr
Zenobia Bennefield
Anna Gallimore
Allison Crooks
Jo Dulan
Rebecca Dunn
Krishauna Hines-Gaither
Melissa Mitchell
John Pfister
Ramona Raines
Marcia Lynne Rammel
Daisy Rodriguez
Jennifer Woodcock
