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Student Health 101 – December Edition
- Winter Workouts You Can Really Warm Up To
How do students keep fit in the colder winter months? Learn their secrets today. PLUS: TV’s trainer Jillian Michaels offers workout tips just for students. - Feeling the Stress?
Stressed out about finals? Learn how to beat the 5 stresses of finals time in Student Health 101. - Can We All Just Get Along?
Want to know how to better resolve conflicts in your life? Check out this article. - Resolutions: Now’s the Time to Prepare for a Healthy 2010
What are other students resolving to change in 2010? And how will they get there? - Religion and Spirituality on Campus
Learn how other students have explored their spirituality while in college and what they’ve learned from it.
And much more…
Photos: Trashion the Place
Advanced Textiles students took over the 407 Gallery for a Campus Common Theme exhibition called “Trashion the Place.” The show features all works of art constructed completely of recycled or repurposed “trash.”
Student Health 101 – November Edition
- Making the Most of Your Time on Facebook and Twitter
- Proven Ways to Put Time on Your Side
- Money Management Made Easy
- Birth Control and STIs: The Complete Guide
- Big Tobacco Wants You
- PLUS: Twilight’s Jackson Rathbone’s anti-smoking campaign
- And much more…
Student Health 101 – November Edition
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Campus orders H1N1 vaccine for use by high-risk individuals
The UW-Green Bay Counseling and Health Center has been approved as an H1N1 vaccination site and vaccine has been ordered. The initial, relatively limited supply of H1N1 vaccine is expected by mid-November and will first be offered to those students, faculty and staff who meet the CDC criteria of high risk individuals, including:
- Pregnant women
- Persons six months to 24 years of age
- Household contacts and caregivers for children younger than six months of age
- Healthcare and emergency personnel
- Persons ages 25 to 64 who have health conditions associated with a higher risk of medical complications from influenza.
Photos: Fall Colors 2009
Student Health 101 – October Edition
Family Weekend Registration Deadline Appoaching
The deadline to register for Family Weekend events is October 23. Family Weekend is November 6-8. Brochures are available in the Office of Student Life, or you can register on-line at http://www.uwgb.edu/tickets/familyweekend.html.
Questions? Contact us at osl@uwgb.edu or 465-2720.
Coming this fall: Family Weekend
Family Weekend 2009
November 6-8
Classes are under way, and now it’s time to mark your calendars for UW-Green Bay’s Family Weekend celebration. We’d like to show off our beautiful campus by offering a wide range of activities, including volleyball and basketball games, a luncheon with Comedy City, workshops presented by students, and much more. Families can explore the Greater Green Bay community by touring Lambeau Field and visiting the Packers Hall of Fame. Family Weekend brochures will be mailed in mid-September. Register by mail or on-line. The registration deadline is Friday, October 23.
For more information, contact the Office of Student Life at 920-465-2720 or osl@uwgb.edu.
We’re looking forward to seeing you in November (if not sooner)!
Lisa Tetzloff, Office of Student Life
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