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Advancing student and professional success through collaboration
As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing holistic student and professional success, NACE is an active member of the Inter-association Well-being Collaborative (IWC), a coalition of higher education associations dedicated to elevating well-being across campuses. Through this partnership, NACE regularly hosts and supports cross-association events that foster shared learning, dialogue, and practical strategies centered on well-being in higher education.
The IWC programs bring together professionals from across functional areas to build well-being literacy, explore the connection between well-being and student success, and identify opportunities for meaningful campus-wide collaboration. The events featured on this page reflect NACE’s continued investment in collective impact and its belief that well-being is a shared responsibility embedded in every role within higher education.
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From the Okanagan to Limerick: A Global Journey Toward Health Promoting U.S. Campuses
In 2015, the Okanagan Charter invited colleges and universities to reimagine campus health through a health promotion lens. Ten years later, the Limerick Framework for Action builds on that vision—offering practical, action-oriented strategies for creating healthier planet, places, and people.
We will journey through the evolution from Charter to Framework and invite participants to consider how global health-promoting concepts can inspire and translate to action to support student success and community wellbeing in our current U.S. context.
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This Isn’t My Job… Or Is It? Rethinking Your Role in Campus Well‑being
NACE was proud to join 20+ higher education associations to host this event in a series of webinars to support well-being in higher education for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.
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Raising Literacy and Advancing the Conversation
This program was a collaborative effort between 20+ higher education associations with the goal of raising the literacy for well-being among participating higher education professionals.
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