by Lucy Berrington
All, In the college editions, this is a big month for grappling with some of the central dilemmas and paradoxes of health messaging. We’re looking at ways to remove the gender-based barriers affecting male sexual assault survivors. We’re encouraging students to get...
by Lucy Berrington
All, Welcome to the October 2015 college editions of Student Health 101. My goal is to anticipate your questions—if I miss anything, please post your comment or query below. Here, I’ll give the most space and time to our October feature on sexual assault and alcohol...
by Lucy Berrington
Dear colleges and universities, Welcome to Student Health 101, 2015–16! I’m here to tell you about the new content elements you’ll see in SH101 this year, especially as they relate to our September issue. A communication goal for us at SH101 is to inform our client...
by Ally Barnes
From the food in the cafeteria to PE classes to counseling resources, schools play a vital role in influencing the health of their students. Here at SH101, we provide an additional tool for schools to help students become healthier individuals. Our e-magazine meets...
by Chelsey Taylor
Student feedback: “I was so hoping that the Parent Pop Quiz was aimed at the non traditional students who ARE parents. I think that the Student Health newsletter could be improved and reach a much wider audience if it included bits for the non-traditional and foreign...
