Quantasy has announced a partnership between Howard University and True Voice, the app known for its commitment to mindfulness and holistic well-being. Mental health is a major challenge for college students so that Howard will offer exclusive access to the wellness app. Howard University is the first academic institution to use True Voice to help create a culture of mindfulness that can be implemented daily.
Howard University aims to empower its students to proactively manage their mental wellness while offering innovative ways to support growth toward personal and academic success. And True Voice will offer students access to a community and a space of vulnerability that they may not find in their extracurricular groups or classrooms.
The True Voice platform will offer students mindfulness courses, live sessions with experts, tools to support community organization and advocacy, and daily recommendations tailored to each member’s own physical and mental well-being.
KEY QUOTES:
“In our ongoing efforts to support students’ overall well-being, we are excited to partner with the True Voice app as a complement to the variety of programs and activities offered to Howard University students.”
– Cynthia Evers, Ed.D., Vice President of Student Affairs at Howard University
“Gen Z college students came of age in the midst of historic pressures, including the isolation and loss of the pandemic. Our goal with True Voice is to help them make mindfulness and self-care a habit.”
– Will Campbell, CEO of Quantasy
“The missions of True Voice and Howard are aligned, and we have built something that will assist in Howard’s journey of finding ways to help students cope and find belonging.”
– Quantasy Chief Growth Officer Ron Gillyard, a Howard alumnus
