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250 Student Center
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
734.487.2157 | [email protected]

Hours

Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. (Hours are subject to change.)

 

Meet Our Staff

Sean Woolf, Associate Director

Sean has received a Masters Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Eastern Michigan University, a Masters in Fine Arts in Theatre at Sarah Lawrence College and a Bachelors of Arts in Theatre at Kent State University. He is interested in the application of positive psychology and restorative practices both within the conduct process and throughout the university. 

 Personal Wellness Recommendation: Engagement and fulfillment come from meaning and if you look hard, you can find meaning in everything you do. 

Contact Sean at: [email protected]

Brittany Simon, Graduate Case Manager

Brittany received an Associate in Science degree from Henry Ford and then transferred to Eastern to major in Public Health with a concentration on Community Health Education. She is now working towards a Master's in Public Health because she enjoys her program and attending EMU. Brittany’s focus is on mental health; however, she believes in a holistic approach to health and wellness. Working as a case manager, she incorporates the dimensions of wellness into her daily work. The wellness wheel guides that holistic approach. When referring to one area of wellness, you begin to understand how they are all related. Providing this to students with guidance can help deliver optimal health.

Personal wellness recommendation: One of the best ways to help your own wellness could be defining it for yourself. Start by thinking of things that bring you peace and happiness, and incorporate that in your daily life.

Contact Brittany at: [email protected]

 

Jaquan Cotton, Graduate Case Manager

Jaquan Cotton is currently working towards his Masters Student in Higher Education Student Affairs. Jaquan's interest is in utilizing wellness to facilitate student success for all students with a focus on first generation students and students of color.

Personal Wellness Recommendation: Splitting up large assignments into smaller parts AKA "Chunking" (helps with managing stress, time management and procrastination)

Contact Jaquan at: [email protected]