Health and Wellness at Academy
Interlochen Center for the Arts (ICA) is a non-profit arts education institution founded in 1928, based on a 1,200-acre campus in Interlochen, Michigan. It operates a winter/summer residence and academy system and offers a range of programs for students and families, including: - Interlochen Arts Academy (school year) and Interlochen Arts Camp (summer) - Arts education programs, performance venues, online and continuing education options - Student life and dining, with leadership and faculty involvement across departments Health and wellness context: - The site emphasizes student life and well-being as part of its campus experience (e.g., housing, student life services) but does not provide detailed, standalone health and medical program information in the highlights. - Notable administrative details include key executives and campus leadership, with ongoing updates such as staff changes (e.g., recent departure of the Director of Continuing Education in 2026). - On-campus medical or health services for Academy and Camp students - Counseling and mental health supports - Wellness programs offered through the Student Life or Health Services teams - Policies related to medical care, immunizations, and emergency procedures - Contact points for the Dean of Academics or Vice Provost of Student Life for health-related inquiries For precise, up-to-date health resources, I recommend visiting Interlochen.org and navigating to sections on Student Life, Health Services, or Policies, or contacting the Interlochen Arts Academy administration directly.
