Wellbeing Society

Build Your Skills. Earn Your Stole. Leave Your Mark.

The TWU Wellbeing Society turns meaningful campus experiences into personal growth, career-ready skills, recognized achievements, and lasting impact.
Through four experiential pathways, students build practical skills, reflect on their growth, connect with the TWU community, and prepare to carry what they have learned into their careers and lives beyond the university.
Students may complete one pathway or continue through multiple pathways based on their interests and goals.

Wellbeing Society Registration

Choose Your Pathway

Pioneer of Change

Lead change and strengthen collaboration.
Develop the skills to work effectively with others, contribute to shared goals, and help create positive change within organizations and communities.

Pioneer of Connection

Build meaningful relationships and contribute to a stronger sense of belonging.
Explore how communication, inclusion, empathy, and community engagement can strengthen connections at TWU and beyond.

Pioneer of Purpose

Connect your strengths and values with your future goals.
Reflect on what matters to you, identify the strengths you bring to your work and relationships, and begin aligning your choices with a meaningful future.

Pioneer of Thriving

Develop practices and resources that support sustained wellbeing and resilience.
Build practical strategies for caring for your wellbeing, navigating challenges, accessing support, and creating habits that help you thrive.

How It Works

Join the Wellbeing Society through myTWU.
Choose the pathway that best matches your interests or goals.
Complete pathway activities and reflect on what you have learned.
Earn a digital badge that can be shared on your résumé and LinkedIn profile.
Complete additional pathways to continue building your skills and achievements.

Recognition and Induction

Students who complete at least one pathway are eligible for formal induction into the Wellbeing Society during the Spring Redbud ceremony.
Inducted members receive the exclusive Wellbeing Society stole, which may be worn with their commencement regalia as a visible recognition of their commitment to growth, connection, purpose, and thriving.

Start Your Journey

Choose the pathway that speaks to you and begin turning your TWU experiences into skills and achievements that will last well beyond graduation.

Get Started in myTWU

For additional information or accommodations, contact the Health and Wellbeing Initiative at wellbeing@twu.edu.

Although people often treat Meaning and Purpose as synonymous, they are distinct constructs. People need purpose to feel like their lives have meaning, and without a sense of purpose, they often struggle with their sense of meaning in life.

Page last updated 10:01 AM, September 18, 2026