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Intellectual - the desire to learn new concepts, improve skills and seek challenges in pursuit of lifelong learning
The ability to effectively learn and
use information for personal, family and career development.
Getting the most out of classes and education by asking
questions, being open to new ideas, learning new skills, and
studying effectively.
The intellectual dimension recognizes one’s creative,
stimulating mental activities. A well person expands their
knowledge and skills while discovering the potential for sharing
their gifts with others. Using intellectual and cultural
activities in the classroom and beyond the classroom combined
with the human resources and learning resources available within
the university community and the larger community, a well person
cherishes intellectual growth and stimulation. Traveling a
wellness path, you will explore issues related to problem
solving, creativity, and learning. You will spend more time
pursuing personal interests, reading books, magazines, and
newspapers, while keeping abreast of current issues and ideas.
As you develop your intellectual curiosity, you will actively
strive to expand and challenge your mind with creative
endeavors. Intellectual wellness follows these tenets:
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It is better to stretch and challenge our minds
with intellectual and creative pursuits than to
become self-satisfied and unproductive.
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It is better to identify potential problems and
choose appropriate courses of action based on
available information than to wait, worry, and
contend with major concerns later.
Resources on
campus:
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Counseling & Testing
Center (2106 Centennial Hall)
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