At Integrity College of Health, we offer a range of wellness support for students through our Well-Being Officer and Student Services department.
At Integrity College of Health, we offer a range of wellness support for students through our Well-Being Officer and Student Services department.
The ultimate goal at Integrity College of Health is to help students successfully complete their academic program and support them in whatever way possible to achieve their goals.
Student Services is responsible for providing information about campus and community resources. If a student comes to us in need of childcare, transportation help, mental health services, drug/alcohol awareness information, or other community resources and services, our Student Services department will do its best to help connect them with those organizations in the community to assist in their needs.
Students are strongly encouraged to meet with the Student Services department if they are encountering difficulties. Check with the front desk for your campus’ Student Services contact.
Seeking support is ALWAYS a good thing. We are all here to support you.
Arlana Scola | Legacy Education’s Well-Being Officer
Arlana Scola, Corporate Well-Being Officer at Legacy Education, is dedicated to supporting the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health of our students. She offers personalized guidance and leads campus-wide programs like the monthly Bereavement Support Group.
With a master’s in theology and a gift for empowering others, Arlana has helped thousands reach their goals. Formerly a certified Stonecroft Ministries leader, she inspired nearly ten thousand women and continues to encourage students to thrive in their personal and academic journeys.
If you need support, we encourage you to reach out or work with your student services department to make a connection.
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