BroncoFit
The BroncoFit Living Learning Community aims to help students understand the importance of being a complete person, not just someone who is their best unidimensional self, but their best multidimensional self. Being connected to the larger university-wide BroncoFit wellness initiative, students will engage in activities to provide preventative health education, advocacy, and resources to prioritize their own well-being.
Located in Keiser Hall
Why You Should Apply
Health is wealth, not just physical health, but financial, occupational, intellectual, emotional, spiritual, social, and environmental health. Join the BroncoFit Living Learning Community to learn more about all areas of health.
All majors are welcome (including undecided).
Community Events
Students in the BroncoFit Living Learning Community participate regularly with other in a variety of events and activities designed to encompass the dimensions of wellness throughout the academic year. Student leaders within the BroncoFit Living Learning Community plan regular opportunities for students to enjoy on campus and in the Boise area.Â
Curriculum
Students in the BroncoFit Living Learning Community engage in weekly class discussions covering the eight dimensions of wellness: physical, financial, occupational, intellectual, emotional, spiritual, social, and environmental. Classroom guests will include professionals in the greater wellness field so that students can explore career opportunities.Â
Faculty
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Travis Armstrong
Faculty-in-Residence, Clinical Instructor, Department of Radiologic Sciences
Travis Armstrong is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator in the Diagnostic Radiology program within the Department of Radiologic Sciences. Travis has spent approximately 20 years working in medical imaging in Boise as well as at a variety of locations throughout the western United States to include University of Washington Medical Center and University of California San Francisco Medical Center.  Beyond his time working in healthcare Travis has enjoyed a summer working for the Forest Service in the Frank Church River of No Return wilderness and a summer with a nonprofit in Logan, UT providing outdoor recreation opportunities for people with disabilities.
Travis finds great fulfillment in helping students achieve their academic and professional goals through mentorship and connecting students to programs and resources that support their journey. He looks forward to working with students in the Health Professions LLC as they explore the wide variety of opportunities within healthcare.
In his free time Travis can often be found outdoors. Passions include running and mountain biking on the trails as well as skiing the slopes, paddling the rivers, and motorcycle touring in the Idaho backcountry. Travis loves to share these experiences with friends and family to include his daughter Mason (pictured).
Contact Travis Armstrong: travisarmstrong@boisestate.edu
Travis Armstrong is a Clinical Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator in the Diagnostic Radiology program within the Department of Radiologic Sciences. Travis has spent approximately 20 years working in medical imaging in Boise as well as at a variety of locations throughout the western United States to include University of Washington Medical Center and University of California San Francisco Medical Center.  Beyond his time working in healthcare Travis has enjoyed a summer working for the Forest Service in the Frank Church River of No Return wilderness and a summer with a nonprofit in Logan, UT providing outdoor recreation opportunities for people with disabilities.
Travis finds great fulfillment in helping students achieve their academic and professional goals through mentorship and connecting students to programs and resources that support their journey. He looks forward to working with students in the Health Professions LLC as they explore the wide variety of opportunities within healthcare.
In his free time Travis can often be found outdoors. Passions include running and mountain biking on the trails as well as skiing the slopes, paddling the rivers, and motorcycle touring in the Idaho backcountry. Travis loves to share these experiences with friends and family to include his daughter Mason (pictured).
Contact Travis Armstrong: travisarmstrong@boisestate.edu