LEXINGTON, Ky. (Jan 18, 2022) — The new year presents us with what many people see as a clean slate. A time to reset, kick old habits and start new, healthy ones. Campus Recreation and Wellness, housed in the Office for Student Success at the University of Kentucky, co-signs this idea. 
“The new year is a great time to set goals and make a plan to reach those goals,” said Lindsey Peterson, membership sales and marketing director for Campus Recreation and Wellness. “Campus Recreation and Wellness is ready to help you achieve those health goals through our wide variety of programs and services.”
Their mission is simple: provide quality recreation and wellness programs that promote student success and healthy lifestyles. Through their mission and their unique services, Campus Rec is the perfect place for you to start your clean slate. 
Here are five resources that you may not know Campus Rec. and Wellness has available to you that can help you put those new year’s resolutions in place. 
For more information on all the programs, services and facilities at UK Campus Recreation and Wellness, visit www.uky.edu/recwell.
The University of Kentucky is increasingly the first choice for students, faculty and staff to pursue their passions and their professional goals. In the last two years, Forbes has named UK among the best employers for diversity, and INSIGHT into Diversity recognized us as a Diversity Champion four years running. UK is ranked among the top 30 campuses in the nation for LGBTQ* inclusion and safety. UK has been judged a “Great College to Work for” three years in a row, and UK is among only 22 universities in the country on Forbes’ list of “America’s Best Employers.”  We are ranked among the top 10 percent of public institutions for research expenditures — a tangible symbol of our breadth and depth as a university focused on discovery that changes lives and communities. And our patients know and appreciate the fact that UK HealthCare has been named the state’s top hospital for five straight years. Accolades and honors are great. But they are more important for what they represent: the idea that creating a community of belonging and commitment to excellence is how we honor our mission to be not simply the University of Kentucky, but the University for Kentucky.

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