Health & Wellness

Your health and wellness are essential to a successful study abroad experience. Syracuse University in Florence provides information and services through full-time staff member Amy Kleine, who is available to help students with the personal, social, and cultural concerns they may have during their time here in Italy, and Dr. Vittorio De Leonardis, consulting physician to Syracuse University in Florence since 1988.



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Who's Who in Health & Wellness

“SUF takes students’ physical and mental health needs, and their safety concerns seriously. My job at SUF is to make sure that students have access to the best possible health professionals in the Florence area, and to encourage all students to engage in safe behavior. As with our mission, I put academic achievement and cultural involvement as top priorities, but realize that students can only participate in all that we have to offer when they are physically and mentally well... and safe!”

Amy KleineAmy Kleine
Assistant Director for Student Health and Wellness
Rm. 16, Villa Rossa
055-5031324
askleine@syr.fi.it

Staff member Amy Kleine is here to help you with your physical health, psychological health, and safety needs.
Read more about Amy Kleine Amy holds a Master’s degree in Italian language and culture from Middlebury College, and a Master’s degree in counseling psychology from Seton Hall University. She is a certified mental health counselor in Italy. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association, and the American College Counseling Association. Membership to European organizations include the Tuscan Counseling Association, of which she holds the secretary office, and to the European Counseling Association.
Amy teaches in SUF’s summer program the course on “Italy and the Italians: A Cross Cultural Study.” She is the advisor for the Freshmen Discovery Florence Program and teacher of the “First Year Forum Class.”
Along with her position as Assistant Director for Student Health and Wellness, Amy is also the Human Resource liaison for SUF staff and faculty. As part of her HR position, she organizes and presents yearly staff development workshops for employees.