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Student Health Service

Mission Statement

We are dedicated to helping you achieve wellness in body and mind. We provide easy to access, evidence-based care, with an emphasis on wellness including healthy lifestyle choices, disease prevention and stress management. Our guiding principles are kindness, respect, openness and non-judgement.

Our Services

The Lesley Student Health Service provides on-site and virtual medical appointments to Lesley University residential undergraduates and Threshold program students during the academic year. Commuter undergraduates may also opt in to use the Student Health Service.

We value a personalized approach that honors your perspective.  We look forward to getting to know you and addressing your health care and health education needs.  Through 1:1 health education counseling and coaching, we are interested in helping you become better at taking care of yourselves.

  • Norovirus Memo to Students

    Norovirus Memo (02/20/2025)

    Residential Undergraduates and Threshold Program Students

    Dear Residential Students:

    Norovirus results in a gastrointestinal illness with symptoms that might include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, weakness and fever.  These symptoms usually resolve in a few days, but you may remain infectious up to 3 days after your symptoms resolve.  Norovirus is very contagious; therefore, to prevent the spread of the virus we ask that you isolate. 

    If you’re having symptoms concerning for Norovirus please follow the instructions below.  We are here to support you.  We hope you feel better soon.

    1. Complete and submit this form.
      By submitting this form, you’re activating a team of Lesley supports including members of Residential life, Threshold Program, Student Health Service, Hospitality/Dining Services, Public Safety and Facilities.
    2. Isolate in your room. Duration of isolation will be dependent your symptoms and may last up to 6 days.
    3. Contact Lesley Student Health Service (617-349-8222, M-F, 9-5p) for advice on how to manage your symptoms.  Schedule a virtual visit with a provider.  Do not walk-in to Student Health Service.
      If your symptoms start at night or over the weekend and you’re in need of medical assistance, contact the on-call Residence staff or Public Safety (617-349-8888).  For emergencies, call 911.
      Student Health Service staff will check in with you by phone or email daily.  Please answer your phone and check email.
    4. Use the designated bathrooms or sick stalls (these will be labeled by your residence hall staff).
    5. Wash your hands with soap and water.
    6. Order fluids and food from dining services using the following links:
      Ava’s Kitchen (Doble)
      Washburn Commons (South Campus): Email hospitality@lesley.edu
      Washburn Menu
    7. Check your email for communications from dining services and please respond
    8. Notify your academic advisor that you’re unwell.


    Ayse A. Atasoylu, MD, MPH
    Director, Student Health Service
    Lesley University

     

    Norovirus Memo (02/20/2025)

    Commuter Students

    Dear Commuter Students:

    Norovirus results in a gastrointestinal illness with symptoms that might include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, weakness and fever.  These symptoms usually resolve in a few days.  Norovirus is very contagious; therefore, to prevent the spread of the virus we ask that you isolate.  Duration of isolation will be dependent your symptoms and may last up to 6 days.

    If you’re having symptoms concerning for Norovirus please follow the instructions below.  We are here to support you.  We hope you feel better soon.

    1. Isolate at home (do not come to campus until instructed). 
    2. Consult your health care provider for the management of your symptoms and to determine when it is safe to return to campus.
    3. Notify your academic advisor that you’re unwell.
    4. If you have additional questions, please contact Lesley Student Health Service: SHS@Lesley.edu or call 617-349-8222, M-F, 9-5p.
       

    Ayse A. Atasoylu, MD, MPH
    Director, Student Health Service
    Lesley University

  • Outreach

    We also provide wellness activities across the campus, open to the entire Lesley community.  Health education including the pillars of lifestyle medicine and mindfulness.  Topics include: physical activity, nutrition, sleep, stress reduction, avoiding harmful substances, positive social connection.

  • Opportunities

    We provide opportunities for students to train as Wellness Champions – peer educators on healthy habits, join our walking and gardening clubs, and participate in our cooking demonstration, emphasizing nutritious, low cost, easy to follow recipes designed for the college student.

  • Reasons You Might Want to Schedule a Visit

    Not feeling well: Colds, coughs, itchy eyes, rash, belly pain, diarrhea 

    Chronic conditions: Asthma, diabetes, celiac, irritable bowel syndrome, allergies

    Sexual health: Contraception, menstrual irregularity, prevention or treatment of sexually transmitted infections, questions sex

    Healthy lifestyle choices: learn more about achieving and maintaining healthy lifestyle choices such as physical activity, nutrition, sleep, avoiding harmful substances, establishing meaningful relationships/community, stress management, mindfulness

  • Immunizations

    To confirm that you’re satisfying Lesley University’s current immunization and other health document requirements – log into your medical portal to check.

Student Health Services Staff

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