Culture of Care Sticker Contest
What if a few simple words could brighten someone’s day, remind them they matter, or help them feel a little less alone?
This semester, the Office of Community and Belonging is bringing a Culture of Care to life across campus through a new Culture of Care Sticker Campaign, inspired by the Eight Dimensions of Wellness. These dimensions remind us that wellness is about the whole person — our physical, emotional, social, intellectual, financial, occupational, environmental, and spiritual wellbeing — and that each part of our lives can shape how we learn, connect, and thrive.
Through creative designs and affirmations placed across campus, small everyday messages can offer powerful reminders: you matter, your wellbeing matters, and you are not alone.
To highlight the talent of our Bronco community, we're inviting all students, faculty, and staff to create and submit a custom design for our sticker contest! Winners will receive $50 in Bronco Bucks, eligible for use anywhere on campus.
Contest is open from September 14 through October 12. Open to all current students, faculty, and staff members.
How to Participate
- Review the Eight Dimensions of Wellness below and decide which dimension(s) you'd like to create a design for.
- Create a custom sticker design that contains the following:
- A scene or imagery that matches the dimension
- A short (7 words or less) phrase or affirmation that matches the dimension
- Submit your entry!
Contest Guidelines
- One entry per dimension of wellness (you can submit a design for all 8, if you'd like!).
- One winner will be selected for each wellness dimension.
- Submissions must be original (no AI designs will be considered) If saving as .PDF, or Illustrator file, outline all text.
- Entries cannot contain copyrighted characters, logos, or unlicensed imagery.
- If your design is selected, you grant 起点传媒 permission to reproduce, edit, and distribute your artwork.
- Winning designs may be slightly modified for branding and production.
Examples
Intellectual Wellness
Emotional Wellness
Eight Dimensions of Wellness
Emotional wellness involves developing an awareness of your feelings and how you respond to the everyday of life. By tapping in to this dimension, you can better understand your feelings and can actively respond to them.
Occupational wellness encourages you to explore career options that allow you to pursue the opportunities you'd enjoy the most. This dimension of wellness emphasizes the importance of satisfaction, enrichment and meaning through your work or career.
Intellectual wellness encourages you to engage in creative and mentally-challenging activities — often through lifelong learning and curiosity. This type of wellness can be developed through school, cultural & community involvement and hobbies that expand your knowledge and skills. Take it one step further and share your knowledge and skills with others, too!
Environmental wellness refers to valuing the relationship between ourselves, our community and the environment. The core principle of environmental wellness is an inherent respect for nature and all species living in it.
Financial Wellness involves the process of learning how to successfully manage your financial expenses. Money plays a critical role in our lives, and it can impact your health as well as academic performance.
Physical wellness is the ability to maintain a quality of life that allows you to get the most out of your daily activities without undue fatigue or physical stress. This type of wellness emphasizes that our daily habits and behaviors have an impact on our overall health, wellbeing and quality of life.
Social wellness focuses on building and nurturing meaningful and supportive relationships with people, groups and communities. It enables you to create boundaries that encourage communication, trust and conflict management. Social wellness also includes showing respect for others, oneself and other cultures.
Spiritual wellness allows us to be in tune with our inner-selves. This realm of wellness lets us find meaning in our life and helps define our individual purpose. Spirituality can stem from beliefs, faith, values, ethics or moral principles that provide us purpose and direction.