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UT Wellness Mini-Grant Program is sponsored by The University of Tennessee System. This program supports projects focused on improving student well-being and strengthening student success across all UT campuses and institutes. Projects should demonstrate collaboration, measurable impact, and alignment with the eight dimensions of wellness defined by SAMHSA.
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Mini Grants - The University of Tennessee System About the UT Wellness Mini-Grant Program The University of Tennessee System awards approximately $50,000 in mini grants each year to support projects focused on improving student well-being and strengthening student success across all UT campuses and institutes.
Each selected project demonstrates collaboration, measurable impact and alignment with the eight dimensions of wellness defined by SAMHSA. Wellness Mini-Grant Proposals Opening Soon UT faculty and staff are invited to submit ideas that advance student wellness across the UT System. Approximately ten $5,000 grants will support wellness-focused initiatives that foster collaboration and innovation.
Proposals open July 1. Deadline: August 7 at 11:59 p. m.
ET 2026 Well-Pitched Winner and Runner Up The inaugural Well-Pitched UT Wellness Mini-Grant Competition provided grant recipients an opportunity to showcase their projects and receive prize money. The winning project, Dialectical Behavior Therapy Group Intervention Program for High-Risk Students at the UT Chattanooga Counseling Center, offers group therapy support for students experiencing chronic stress or suicidal thoughts.
Runner-up honors went to Cultivating Resilience in Undergraduate Nursing Students at the UT Chattanooga School of Nursing, a train-the-trainer initiative designed to strengthen resilience and self-care skills among nursing students. Past UT Wellness Mini-Grant Recipients 2025 Mini-Grant Recipients Creating Community for UT–ORII Graduate Students UT–Oak Ridge Innovation Institute; PI: Allie Burns.
This project creates a wellness and study hub for graduate students splitting time between Knoxville and Oak Ridge, with redesigned spaces and peer-led programs. Embedding Wellness Across Campus UT Martin Student Health and Counseling; PIs: Allison Castleman, Jennifer Ray, Brad Baumgardner. Short wellness modules are integrated into Canvas courses for students, faculty and staff.
New and Expecting Student/Trainee Parent Support (NEST) UT Health Science Center Department of Pediatrics; PIs: Desiree Burroughs-Ray, Trenton Judd, Misty Nichols. Builds peer networks and resources for medical trainees navigating parenthood. AI-Driven Wellness for Musculoskeletal Health and Recovery UT Health Science Center Department of Orthopedic Surgery; PI: Dr. Weiken Gu.
Uses AI to analyze posture and reduce pain and fatigue among students and staff. UTCVM Peer Wellness Liaison Program: A Student-Centered, Scalable Suicide Prevention Initiative UT Center for Veterinary Medicine; Center for Veterinary Social Work; PIs: Dr. Bethanie Poe, Alexis Clegg, Andrew Luftin. This program trains veterinary students in peer support and suicide prevention to strengthen mental health resources.
Vol Strolls: A Wellness Podcast on the Move UT Knoxville College of Communication and Information; PIs: Jazmine Kelley, Chris Flowers, Tim Santos. A student-led podcast blending mindfulness, storytelling and movement to make wellness accessible anywhere. Digital Wellness and Boundaries Bootcamp UT Chattanooga Office of Title IX Compliance; PIs: Anitra Barrett, Sara Peters, Emily Rosenquist.
Students create online modules about healthy digital boundaries, consent and communication. Dialectical Behavior Therapy Group Intervention Program for High-Risk Students UT Chattanooga Counseling Center; PIs: Corinne Webster, Carisha Northcutt. Offers therapy groups for students struggling with chronic stress or suicidal thoughts.
Cultivating Resilience in Undergraduate Nursing Students UT Chattanooga School of Nursing; PIs: Suzanne Ridge, Jason Peter. Builds peer resilience and self-care training using a “train-the-trainer” model. Wellness in the Wild: Firehawk Reset Retreats UT Southern Student Engagement and Experience; PI: Madi Worden.
Nature-based retreats focused on mindfulness, reflection and connection. Stay in Touch with UT Wellness Have questions or ideas? Want to connect with our wellness community or follow our latest updates?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All campuses and institutes within the University of Tennessee System. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately $50,000 annually (total for all projects). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
UT Wellness Mini-Grant Program is funded by The University of Tennessee System. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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