UNIVERSITY
HEALTH INITIATIVE
Brittany Brown, American sprinter and Olympic medalist
Earlier recognition starts on campus.
College is often the first time students navigate healthcare independently—and symptoms can be overlooked.
The University Health Initiative equips campuses with free educational resources and programming designed to support earlier recognition of pelvic pain and endometriosis symptoms.
Build Awareness. Support Students.
3x Olympic gold medalist, Kerri Walsh-Jennings
HOW WE SUPPORT CAMPUS HEALTH
THINK ENDO ToolkitsTM are designed specifically for university health providers caring for students experiencing pelvic pain and related symptoms.
THINK ENDO helps equip university health teams with practical tools and educational resources that build awareness, support informed conversations, and strengthen student support.
* Continuing education credit available from Mayo Clinic and Northeastern University.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
Clinical Resources
Educational sessions for health staff (virtual or in-person)
Early symptom recognition guidance
Pelvic pain validation strategies
Referral pathway considerations
Clinical discussion prompts
Quick-reference resources and checklists
Student Support Tools
Student-facing fact sheet and resources
Communication strategies
Campus Programming
Below the Belt film screening guide
Press Kit
Bring the Conversation to Campus.
HOST A SCREENING OF BELOW THE BELT
Screenings bring campus communities together to learn about endometriosis, hear patient experiences, and explore barriers to recognition and care. Many campuses pair screenings with facilitated discussions and educational programming.
Understand the Signs. Advocate for Better Health.
INTERESTED IN BRINGING THINK ENDO TO YOUR CAMPUS?
Complete the form below to receive the free Toolkit, educational materials, and information about campus awareness programming and screening opportunities.
Together, we can help students recognize symptoms earlier and connect to care sooner.
University Health Initiative Founding Partners:
