Three Bryant University students from The Bottom Line pose for a selfie. Two Bryant University students talk to another student about Thrive Magazine. Three Bryant University students shoot pool. Three Bryant University students in class. Bryant Social Well-being icon represented by a group of 3 people on a light blue background
Three Bryant University students from The Bottom Line pose for a selfie. Two Bryant University students talk to another student about Thrive Magazine. Three Bryant University students shoot pool. Three Bryant University students in class. Bryant Social Well-being icon represented by a group of 3 people on a light blue background

Social Well-Being

Social well-being is about empowering connections that inspire confidence and growth. It’s not just about being surrounded by people—it’s about cultivating meaningful relationships and engaging in authentic interactions that help you thrive. True belonging comes from being part of a community where you feel secure, valued, and free to be your best self.

This journey requires confident communication, setting clear boundaries, and approaching conflict with mutual respect. By fostering relationships built on trust and respect, you create a network of support that strengthens your sense of stability and accomplishment. These connections are where you refine your interpersonal skills, expand your social circles, and discover your unique place within a vibrant, diverse community.

At Bryant, we believe that balancing social and personal time is key to building a foundation of support that empowers every aspect of your life. It’s through these connections that you grow into a confident leader, ready to make an impact wherever you go.

On-Campus Resources to Support Your Social Well-Being

Health and Safety Resources

Student Clubs and Organizations

Student Activities Resource Center

The Student Activities Resource Center offers support to all of our 106 clubs and organizations, hosts Community Service Resources & events, as well as provides guidance for students that are looking to get involved in co-curricular life at Bryant.

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Two Bryant University students talk to another student about Thrive Magazine during the Involvement Fair.
Two Bryant University students perform a dance routine.
Students in the Multicultural Student Union outside of the Fisher Student Center.
A Bryant University band member plays the trumpet.
Two Bryant University students perform a dance routine.

Clubs & Organizations

At Bryant University, your engagement extends far beyond the classroom experience. We encourage our students to cultivate their interests, hone their leadership skills, and collaborate with peers through active involvement in one or more of our 105+ student organizations. These groups provide endless opportunities for you to stretch your personal and professional growth and add your footprint to our accomplished community. 

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Student Affairs

We strive to engage students as active participants in the learning process and create opportunities which will enable them to develop their unique identities as individuals of character and empower them to become positive change agents in a global community.

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The Ronald K. and Kati C. Machtley Interfaith Center.

Office of Residence Life

The Office of Residential Life at Bryant University is dedicated to cultivating a welcoming, safe, and engaging on-campus living environment. Our inclusive residential spaces are designed to nurture personal growth, build meaningful connections, and foster learning beyond the classroom.
Students in the Multicultural Student Union outside of the Fisher Student Center.

The PwC Center

The PwC Center is dedicated to fostering a campus environment where everyone feels a strong sense of belonging. By offering resources, programs, and support, the center fosters inclusivity and helps Bryant community members feel valued, respected, and proud to contribute to a welcoming atmosphere.

A group of Bryant students gather around the pond.

Community and Belonging

At Bryant University we are committed to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive campus that emphasizes belonging, values different perspectives, and where all members of the community matter and can succeed.

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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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