There are a number of legacy-building naming opportunities available in the Student Well-Being Hub. Learn more about each area to find out which opportunities are still available and which have already been sponsored by one of our generous naming partners. The statistics highlighted below are from our 2024-2025 Annual Impact Report. For more information about any of these opportunities, contact Mary Jane Moore.
General and Exterior Areas
The center of the Student Well-Being Hub features lobbies on both the north and south sides of the building, with a multipurpose room, warming room, gallery, and mothers’ room located in between. A large conference room sits between the Counseling Center and Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services, while another large conference room and two smaller ones are positioned between Health Promotion & Wellness and the Camellia Center. Outside, the facility includes a courtyard to the west of the central wing and a meditation courtyard to the east.
Naming Opportunities
| Room/Space | Gift Amount | Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Entire Facility | $15,000,000 | Available |
| Gallery | $500,000 | Available |
| Lobby | $500,000 | 1 of 2 Available |
| Courtyard | $500,000 | Available |
| Meditation Courtyard | $500,000 | Available |
| Multipurpose Room | $350,000 | Available |
| Large Conference Room | $250,000 | 2 of 2 Available |
| Conference Room | $100,000 | 2 of 2 Available |
| Warming Room | $50,000 | Available |
| Mothers Room | $15,000 | Available |
Counseling Center
The Counseling Center supports UA students toward academic success and personal growth through a comprehensive set of resources and services. In addition to counseling and psychological services, they support our campus community through educational outreach, consultative services, and the training of mental health professionals.
18,800+ Student Appointments
600 Same-day Consultations
21,150 Educational Outreach Student Engagements
Floor Plan
The south entrance of the Counseling Center opens into a spacious waiting and reception area, surrounded by admissions, a sub-waiting room, intake, a viewing room, observation room, relaxation room, checkout and two administrative offices.
In the southern half of the wing, three associate director offices and five assistant director offices line the western wall, while six therapy rooms are located along an inner hallway. Two intern offices sit to the north, and a large shared conference room is positioned to the east.
The northern half of the wing features a central group/art therapy room, with an additional group therapy room and a break room nearby. A block of six intern offices is located further north. A vestibule sits at the center of the north wall, with a large therapy room in the northwest corner and the executive director’s office in the northeast corner.
Sixteen more therapy rooms are distributed along the outer walls of the northern wing: one on either side of the vestibule, seven along the west wall, and seven along the east wall overlooking the courtyard.
Naming Opportunities
| Room | Price | Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Group/Art Therapy | $150,000 | Available |
| Waiting/Reception Area | $150,000 | Available |
| Admission | $50,000 | Available |
| Break Room | $50,000 | Available |
| Executive Director Office | $50,000 | Available |
| Large Therapy Room | $50,000 | Available |
| Med Group Therapy | $50,000 | Available |
| Sub Waiting Room | $50,000 | Available |
| Intake | $35,000 | Available |
| Assistant Director Office | $30,000 | 5 of 5 Available |
| Associate Director Office | $30,000 | 3 of 3 Available |
| Administrative Office | $25,000 | 2 of 2 Available |
| Check Out | $25,000 | Available |
| Observation Room | $25,000 | Available |
| Relaxation Room | $25,000 | Available |
| Therapy Room | $25,000 | 22 of 22 Available |
| Vestibule | $25,000 | Available |
| Viewing Room | $25,000 | Available |
| Intern Office | $15,000 | 8 of 8 Available |
Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services
Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services (CRIS) empowers and supports student academic and personal success by providing a continuum of care for students with substance use and other impulse behavior concerns. They offer clinical therapy as well as sober programming and community through the Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC), emphasizing unity, development, well-being, balance and recovery throughout all of their services.
1,910+ Clinical Appointments
3.5 Average GPA for CRC Students
33 Students Involved in CRC
Floor Plan
The south entrance of Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services opens into a welcoming reception and waiting area with two doors leading to distinct areas of the facility.
Through the left door, members of the Collegiate Recovery Community enter a wide central hallway. Along the western wall are a meeting room, a computer lab, a gaming area, and a spacious gathering space. Two offices are located on the northeastern wall and are accessed through the gathering space.
The right door leads to the clinical services area. Along the western wall are an office, an assistant director’s office and a snack pantry. Four counseling rooms are arranged in the center of the space, wrapped by an interior hallway. Along the eastern wall are a lab, an additional office, a viewing room, an observation room, another assistant director’s office and the director’s office.
Naming Opportunities
| Room | Gift Amount | Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Gathering Space | $250,000 | Available |
| Waiting/Reception Area | $100,000 | Available |
| Gaming Area | $100,000 | Available |
| Hall | $100,000 | Available |
| Meeting Room | $100,000 | Available |
| Director Office | $50,000 | Available |
| Computer Lab | $50,000 | Available |
| Lab | $35,000 | Available |
| Assistant Director Office | $30,000 | 2 of 2 Available |
| Counseling Room | $25,000 | 4 of 4 Available |
| Observation Room | $25,000 | Available |
| Office | $25,000 | 4 of 4 Available |
| Snack Pantry | $25,000 | Named |
| Viewing Room | $15,000 | Available |
Camellia Center
The Camellia Center provides confidential counseling and advocacy for those in the UA community affected by interpersonal violence. They also offer programming and educational outreach for the campus community on topics related to their work.
75 Greek Safe Peer Educators
24/7/365 Victim advocate availability
1,150+ Community Members Reached in Educational Programming
Floor Plan
The south entrance of the Camellia Center opens into a wide reception and waiting area, with an admissions room, an office, and a shared conference room nearby. A hallway to the east leads to two intern offices, a workroom and a student worker area.
Along the eastern wall of the building are a kitchenette, an assistant director’s office, four additional offices and the executive director’s office. At the center of the Camellia Center is a large library and reading room, with program and library storage nearby. To the west of the library are a shared large conference room and another shared conference room.
North of the library, four intern offices are located centrally, with four therapy offices lining the eastern wall. An assistant director’s office sits in the northeast corner, while a small waiting room and building exit are located to the north. The northwest corner houses a victim advocate office, and an intake room is located just to the west.
A short hallway on the west side of the building leads to two additional intern offices and two therapy offices, and opens directly into the meditation courtyard.
Naming Opportunities
| Room | Gift Amount | Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Library/Reading Room | $300,000 | Available |
| Waiting/Reception Area | $150,000 | Available |
| Library Storage | $125,000 | Available |
| Student Workers Area | $65,000 | Available |
| Work Room | $65,000 | Available |
| Executive Director Office | $50,000 | Available |
| Intake | $50,000 | Available |
| Kitchenette | $50,000 | Available |
| Small Waiting Room | $35,000 | Available |
| Victim Advocate Office | $35,000 | Available |
| Assistant Director Office | $30,000 | 2 of 2 Available |
| Admission Room | $25,000 | Available |
| Office | $25,000 | 5 of 5 Available |
| Therapy Office | $25,000 | 6 of 6 Available |
| Intern Office | $15,000 | 8 of 8 Available |
Health Promotion & Wellness
Health Promotion & Wellness (HPW) advances personal and community health and well-being on campus to help UA students thrive at the Capstone and beyond. They support five student-led peer education teams of Project Health with activities every week of the academic year to promote holistic wellness on campus.
19,400+ Student Interactions through Project Health
174 Student Peer Educators
1,600+ Hours of On-Campus Outreach
Floor Plan
The south entrance of Health Promotion & Wellness opens into a welcoming waiting and reception area, which is connected to the program administration office.
To the west is a spacious demonstration kitchen, with the Project Health room and the director’s office located just to the north. At the center of the space are the student workers room, an office, and a work room, with the surrounding hallways leading into a break room on the northern side.
Along the eastern wall are two assistant director offices and three additional offices.
Naming Opportunities
| Room | Gift Amount | Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Demonstration Kitchen | $250,000 | Available |
| Waiting/Reception Area | $75,000 | Available |
| Break Room | $50,000 | Available |
| Director Office | $50,000 | Available |
| Student Workers Office | $50,000 | Available |
| Work Room | $50,000 | Available |
| Program Admin Office | $35,000 | Available |
| Project Health Room | $35,000 | Available |
| Assistant Director Office | $30,000 | 2 of 2 Available |
| Office | $25,000 | 4 of 4 Available |
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