Intellectual Wellness

Intellectual wellness focuses on engaging oneself in activities, classes or experiences that challenge our thinking and knowledge about the world and our surroundings. Engaging with others from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, in addition to using individual personal creativity to explore and innovate, can contribute to the intellectual wellness dimension. Intellectual wellness focuses on pushing ourselves to ask questions, be curious, challenge our own ways of thinking, observe, listen, develop new ideas and become life-long learners. Learning doesn't stop at college as we all continue to grow and learn throughout our lives.

Learning Objectives

Develop knowledge and skills in academics, self - efficacy, studying, time management, stress management, note taking, listening, and public speaking
Expand ability to create, develop, analyze, critique, concentrate, understand, evaluate, problem solve, predict, comprehend, etc.
Become knowledgeable about academic support resources available on campus

On-Campus Resources and Involvement

Whether your interests lead you to pursue Arts and Music, Career Development, Health care, Lifelong Learning, Personal Interests or Technology, Harper's Non-Credit Community Education will help you Become More.
Harper has 10 Areas of Interest for you to explore. Which one is right for you? It depends on many factors: your career or transfer goals, your values and your interests. Review the Programs of Study within each Area of Interest to learn more.
Harper's Library provides technology loans, research assistance, live chats with librarians, programming and much more to assist students with their academic endeavors.
There are several academic support areas and services to help ensure student success at Harper College.