Campus Value Statement

Russell Sage College is a welcoming, interdependent learning community committed to diversity, engagement, innovation and respect. The academic culture at Sage is transformative. Individuals flourish and create vibrant, caring, sustainable futures.

Sage is committed to educating the whole person.

Stress among college students can negatively affect academic performance, personal relationships and overall well-being.

That’s why we created Thrive @ Russell Sage — a program designed with student wellness in mind.

Building on our reputation in the health sciences, Thrive @ Russell Sage extends beyond the classroom to focus on bringing well-being to all aspects of a student’s life.

Thrive @ Russell Sage Core Values

Well-being and health require knowledge and liberal learning skills.
Individual wellness depends on social structures and a just society.
Gender equity and inclusion are part of a healthy community.
Healthy societies are diverse, inclusive and welcome the creativity of all persons.
Individual health is dependent on the health of the planet.

Thrive @ Russell Sage Co-Chairs

Thrive Committee

Ellen Cole, Psychology
Kevin Fletcher, Management
Dayna Maniccia, Public Health
Jeffrey Soleau, Professor Emeritus, Philosophy
Barbara Thompson, Occupational Therapy
Sarah Brockway, Occupational Therapy
Arlene McGuane, Nursing
Kirk Robinson, Director of Institutional Effectiveness
Kelly Smith, Education
Laurie Kline, LCSW
Noel Nichols, SHS Dean’s Office Coordinator
Connor McKernan, DPT student

Contact the committee at [email protected]

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