Row: Robert Moore North
Robert Moore North is home to the Well House, a substance-free undergraduate residential community and experience based on the theme of wellness. Our house provides an environment for students to learn and practice holistic approaches to physical, mental, and emotional health. The values of the substance-free community are connection, equity, belonging, authenticity, and vulnerability and humility.
Resident Fellows
Ryelee and Noel both come to Stanford with a background in health promotion, addiction recovery, and mental health.
Ryelee Vest currently works as a program coordinator for the National Institute of Drug Abuse Clinical Trials Network through Stanford’s Western States Node. She has worked extensively on issues relating to trauma, substance use, and suicide prevention among college students.
Dr. Noel Vest is a postdoc in the Systems Neuroscience and Pain Lab where he studies issues relating to addiction science. Noel also identifies as a person in long-term recovery substance use disorder. He has been involved in the recovery program, Cardinal Recovery, since its inception in 2020. The couple has been married since 2016 and they are both products of Washington State University in Pullman, WA.
Well House
We want to create a substance-free undergraduate residential community and experience based on the theme of wellness. This provides an environment for students to learn and practice holistic approaches to physical, mental, and emotional health.
Ginkgo (N)
Branner, Crothers, Toyon, 1035 Campus, Durand, Hammarskjöld, Roth, The Warehaus (620 Mayfield), Well House, and apartments in Mirrielees and EVGR-A Duan Family Hall
For more information about Robert Moore North and other self-op residences visit the Residential & Dining Enterprises website