Lynn students

Student Wellness & Health Promotions is a partnership of people, programs, services, and policies which supports a culture of health and wellness for Lynn University students.

Wellness at Lynn University is defined as making healthy lifestyle choices regarding mind, body, and spirit, and these characteristics are the common thread of the programs and services interwoven in all offices focused on student well-being. 

 

Mission and Vision

The purpose of Lynn University’s Student Wellness & Health Promotions is to promote and enhance the health and well-being of our students, within an integrative wellness model, by providing high-quality resources and education to the student body.  It is our belief that wellness and holistic development are important for:

  • Student success
  • Life beyond academics
  • Healthy attitudes and wellness skills
  • Proactive and reactive education and support
  • Social interplay
  • Shared responsibility
 

 

Educate
An integrative and holistic wellness model is used to promote and enhance the health and well-being of students through support and education on a variety of aspects of well-being. Through health education, prevention programs, support for students in crisis, and strategies to thrive, this department invites each student to consider how to maximize opportunities to support a well-balanced life.

We focus on a broad wellness model, which identifies four dimensions of wellness and promotes a holistic approach to the development of our campus and students. 

  • Well-being of learning: Engaging in stimulating mental activity, recognizing creative ability, and expanding knowledge and skills while learning and enhancing your abilities and talents to find joy every day.
  • Well-being of relationships: Development of a sense of belonging as well as a support system that promotes positive relationships in your life.
  • Well-being of self: Effectively managing you. Awareness, acceptance, and coping of emotions, feelings, and thoughts in a healthy and adaptive manner. Learning and developing a core belief system that helps guide decision-making.
  • Well-being of community: A feeling of connection with others as a result of sharing common interests, goals, and viewpoints that lead to the development of the self you present to the world.

Educational Wellness Conversation Appointments Available

Support
Student Wellness & Health Promotions and Student Affairs departments, which focus on wellness, are here to lend support and help. We want our students’ time at Lynn to be healthy, happy, and memorable.

We provide support to promote wellness through:

Prevention education and support, including information on self-care and how to incorporate it into the daily routine
Wellness partnerships in the local community
Programs pertaining to a healthy and satisfying lifestyle and overall well-being of mind, body, and spirit
Assistance to students through referrals to on- and off-campus resources and appropriate specialists
Wellness-related dialogue and ideation

Get Involved
Wellness Educators are a diverse group of student leaders, role models, and peers who provide quality, innovative, and inclusive programs and events to challenge Lynn University students to make informed and responsible decisions regarding their health. Students are engaged through programs in residence halls and classroom presentations on healthy eating, coping with stress, healthy relationships, and responsible decision-making.

Wellness Educators are selected at the end of each academic year through an application and interview process. To learn more about becoming a Wellness Educator, stop by Student Wellness and Health Promotions or contact a member of our team.

 
 

Campus Recreation/Fitness Center
Snyder Center for Health and Wellness
561-237-7REC (7732)

Campus Safety
Campus Communication Center
561-237-7226

Center for Student Involvement
Lynn University Center, 2nd Floor
561-237-7482

Counseling Services
Snyder Center for Health and Wellness
561-237-7237

Dean of Students Office
Lynn University Center, 2nd Floor, Student Affairs Office Suite
561-237-7230

Housing and Residence Life
E M Lynn Residence Center, SE Corner, 1st Floor
561-237-7218

Student Conduct and Community Standards
E M Lynn Residence Center, SE Corner, 1st Floor
561-237-7215

Student Health
Snyder Center for Health and Wellness
561-237-7237

Campus Recreation/Fitness Center
Snyder Center for Health and Wellness
561-237-7REC (7732)

Campus Safety
Campus Communication Center
561-237-7226

Center for Student Involvement
Lynn University Center, 2nd Floor
561-237-7482

Counseling Services
E M Lynn Residence Center, SE Corner, 1st Floor
561-237-7237

Dean of Students Office
Lynn University Center, 2nd Floor, Student Affairs Office Suite
561-237-7230

Housing and Residence Life
E M Lynn Residence Center, SE Corner, 1st Floor
561-237-7218

Student Conduct and Community Standards
E M Lynn Residence Center, SE Corner, 1st Floor
561-237-7215

Student Health
E M Lynn Residence Center, NE Corner, 1st Floor
561-237-7237

MD Now
7035 Beracasa Way, Suite 105
Boca Raton, FL
561-361-1515

MedExpress
19090 State Road 7
Boca Raton, FL
561-314-4650

Concentra Urgent Care
141 NW 20th St., Suite C9
Boca Raton, FL
561-368-6920

Boca Raton Regional Urgent Care
20665 Lyons Rd., #A3
Boca Raton, FL
561-883-6677

Delray Medical Center
5352 Linton Boulevard
Delray Beach, FL
561-498-4440

Boca Raton Regional Hospital
800 Meadows Rd.
Boca Raton, FL
561-955-7100

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255

Crisis Text Line
Text TALK to 741-741

Palm Beach County Victim Services 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
866-891-7273

Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA)
561-265-3797
24-hour hotline: 1-800-355-8547

Planned Parenthood
8177 Glades Road
Boca Raton, FL
561-226-4116

Fitness Center

The Larry and Elaine Smith Fitness Center, located in the Snyder Center for Health and Wellness, offers students an 8,700-square-foot fitness center that has new state-of-the-art equipment, including cardio, nautilus, TRX, free weights, a cycle studio, and group fitness classes. 

 

2025 Summer Hours (May 5th-August 1st)

Monday- Friday          10AM-5PM

Friday                         10AM-3PM

Saturday/Sunday       Closed

 

Closed for Memorial Day (5/26), Juneteenth (6/19), and Independence Day (7/4)

Closed for cleaning & maintenance August 2nd-August 12th

 

 

2025-2026 Fall and Spring Semester Hours

Monday-Thursday      7am-10pm

Friday                         7am-7pm

Saturday/Sunday       11am-5pm

General Policies

  1. A valid Lynn University ID is required to enter the Fitness Center, whether entering for a fitness class or to work out in the space.
  2. For safety and/or facility maintenance reasons, appropriate sports or exercise clothing and closed toe footwear are required for patrons.

 

Cardio Equipment

  • Treadmills
  • Stairmaster
  • Elliptical
  • Exercise Bikes
  • Booty Builder

Machines & Free Weights

 

Group Fitness Classes (Not available during the summer)

Fall / Spring Schedule 

  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
10:45AM Spin w/ Becky     Weights w/ Becky    
11:00AM     Spin w/ Becky      
12:00PM Power Core   Power Core   Yoga with Elena Weight Training w/ Mike
5:15pm   Spin w/ Molly Yoga with Elena Spin w/ Molly    
5:30pm Weight Training w/ Mike   Weight Training w/ Mike      

  • All classes will take place in Snyder Fitness Center
  • All group fitness class reservations should be made on Lynn Blueprint
  • Check Lynn Blueprint as the schedule can change.

 

Equipment for Check Out:

  • Bicycles
  • Resistance bands
  • Jump Ropes
  • Yoga mat
  • Basketballs
  • Volleyballs
  • Soccer balls
  • Footballs  

Also, we have a pool on campus!

For more information, please email wellness@lynn.edu or contact TC Allen @ 561-237-7732

Intramural and Club Sports

Intramural Sports

Intramural Sports are recreational leagues formed within the Lynn community to compete against each other in various sports.

2025 –2026 Intramural Sport Leagues  

  • Flag Football
  • Soccer
  • Basketball
  • Futsal
  • Tennis / Pickleball
  • Ultimate Frisbee

To register for an Intramural League, click HERE.

Drop-In Events

 2025-2026 Fall and Spring Events

 

  • Tuesdays- Ultimate Frisbee 6-7pm at Perper Field
  • Thursdays- Pickleball 6-7pm at the Campus Rec Courts

 

 Club Sports

Club Sports are organized teams that practice regularly and compete against other colleges and universities. There are costs associated with club sports participation.

Available Club Sports

Club Ice Hockey -For more information on Club Hockey, please visit this website.

 

If you have any suggestions on Club Sports that you would like to see offered in the future, please email Wellness@lynn.edu.

 

Upcoming Events

For upcoming events, visit Lynn Blueprint.
 

 

FAQs

Where is the Snyder Center for Health and Wellness located? 

The entrance to the Snyder Center for Health and Wellness is on the west side of the building directly across from the Christine E. Lynn University Center. 

How do I sign up for an Intramural Sport League? 

Create an account on IMLeagues. You will then search Lynn University as your institution and fill out the required information. You will then be able to click on the sports that you would like to play and create or join a team. 

Where can I find more information on Campus Recreation events? 

All upcoming Campus Recreation events can be found on Lynn Blueprint

Am I allowed to bring a guest to use the Fitness Center that is not a Lynn Student? 

Guests are currently not allowed in the fitness center. The use of the facility is reserved for students and staff of Lynn University. 

How do I sign up for Events? 

Register at Lynn Blueprint

How do I apply for a student job in Fitness & Recreation? 

Campus Recreation positions include Fitness Center Monitors, Intramural Sports Officials, and Lifeguards. Openings will be posted on Lynn's Workday.

For more information regarding Campus Recreation and Fitness, please see the contact information listed below. 

Wellness@lynn.edu

 

T.C. Allen 

Coordinator of Campus Recreation 

(561) 237-7730

 

Charlotte Muriel

Associate Director of Student Wellness/Health Promotion

cmuriel@lynn.edu

(561) 237-7955