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Bryant University Professor Kristen Scalpen works with a student. Bryant Provost Rupendra Paliwal looks over the shoulders of two students. Three Bryant University students look at a computer monitor inside the Data Visualization Lab at Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ University.. A Bryant University student looks to post a sticky note to a wall during IDEA. Bryant Intellectual Well-being icon represented by a graduation cap on a dark yellow background
Bryant University Professor Kristen Scalpen works with a student. Bryant Provost Rupendra Paliwal looks over the shoulders of two students. Three Bryant University students look at a computer monitor inside the Data Visualization Lab at Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ University.. A Bryant University student looks to post a sticky note to a wall during IDEA. Bryant Intellectual Well-being icon represented by a graduation cap on a dark yellow background

Intellectual Well-Being

Intellectual well-being is fueled by curiosity—a desire to learn, think critically, and embrace new ideas. It's about becoming a lifelong learner by actively engaging in mental activities that expand your knowledge, skills, and creativity. This isn't just about stimulation; it’s also about giving your brain the rest it needs to process information and maintain a healthy balance.

This dimension of well-being is fostered both in and out of the classroom. It involves developing good study and time management skills, while also challenging yourself to see different sides of an issue. By exposing yourself to new ideas and beliefs, you become more aware of who you are and what you value, fueling a continuous journey of personal and intellectual growth.

On-Campus Resources to Support Your Intellectual Well-Being

Academic Resources

Student Clubs and Organizations

Academic Services

At Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ, your academic journey is backed by resources designed to help you thrive. From personalized advising and tutoring to writing support and study skills workshops, on campus academic services provide the guidance you need to excel in the classroom and beyond.

A Bryant student writes a user journey map during IDEA.

Academic Center for Excellence (ACE)

The Academic Center for Excellence and the Writing Center are dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals through individualized learning services.
Veronica Stewart of the Amica Center helps a student.

AMICA Center for Career Education

A Bryant education is known for delivering exceptional career outcomes. That’s because career planning and experiential learning are woven throughout the student journey. 
Bryant University Professor Sharmin Attaran works with students inside the Digital Marketing Lab.
Professor Chris Reid and a student look at a test tube.
Bryant University graduate students post sticky notes on the wall.

Explore Your Path

By pursuing both a major and minor — with one in business and one in the liberal arts or sciences — you’ll learn how to assess problems from different perspectives and find creative solutions to today’s biggest challenges. Our interdisciplinary approach is a strength that leads to endless career possibilities.

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Douglas and Judith Krupp Library

The Douglas & Judith Krupp Library is the information hub for the university, providing dynamic physical and virtual learning environments with access to premier resources and point of need high touch service.  

A group of Bryant University students sit around a table with their laptop computers at the library.
Three Bryant University students chat at a table inside the maker space at the Sprague Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking.
Professor Ryan Sonder and a student look at a laptop computer screen in the Quinlan / Brown Academic Innovation Center.

Additional Campus Resources

Two Bryant University students pose for a photo while sitting in colorful Adirondack chairs.

Student Support Services

We believe that every student has a place in our vibrant community here at Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ. We also understand that the transition to college life can be both exciting and challenging. That’s why our student support offices provide you with the resources you need to succeed — academically, socially, and personally. 

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Contact Information

Amy Webster
Associate Director of Well-Being and Nutrition

Office of Student Affairs, Unistructure, Second Floor
(401) 232-6982

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