Hundreds of faculty and staff came out for the university’s annual spring BeWell Wellness Fairs on May 8 at Stanford Redwood City and on May 21 on the Stanford campus. Attendees enjoyed music, free giveaways, therapy dogs, a farmers market, dance demos, complimentary bike tune-ups, and more. Remote employees attended virtually, participating in a raffle and virtual Zumba.
The Stanford BeWell program promotes a culture of care and well-being at Stanford, encouraging community members to lead healthy lifestyles. Its annual wellness fairs bring the campus community together for fun activities, food, socializing, and learning opportunities.
Nearly 600 staff members attended the BeWell Wellness Fair at Stanford Redwood City on May 8, where they had the opportunity to pet therapy dogs, give blood, get a free bike tuneup, and donate to the Ecumenical Hunger Program in East Palo Alto. | Edgar Miranda-Medorio
Koret Plaza bustled with activity on May 21 as staff and faculty enjoyed music, dance demos, giveaways, and more. | Andrew Brodhead
Jessica Balbin, left, and Diane Anderson talk about the importance of lung and cancer screening. | Andrew Brodhead
Campus organizations supporting wellness tabled at Koret Plaza. | Andrew Brodhead
Attendees at the Stanford Redwood City fair enjoyed a Zumba demo, a photo booth, and a farmers market, in addition to 40 Stanford and community organizations. | Edgar Miranda-Medorio
Stanford employees Josh Rebello, Ravenn Gethers, and Rashmi Moran catch up at the BeWell Wellness Fair. | Andrew Brodhead
Staff from Stanford Transportation hand out fliers and tote bags. | Andrew Brodhead
Staff working the University Human Resources booth hosted activities for faculty and staff. | Andrew Brodhead
Therapy dogs brought paw-sitive vibes to the Wellness Fairs. | Andrew Brodhead
Say cheese! Attendees pose at the photo booth. | Andrew Brodhead
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Andrew Brodhead and Alex Kekauoha
