Health & Wellness
Individual Development through Educational Activities in the 
health and wellness dimension may include gaining experiences, skills, and competencies in such areas as exercise, nutrition, health care, substance/alcohol abuse education, gender issues, recreation, relaxation, rest and psychological well being.

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Visit the Student Health Center for a flu shot, HIV/AIDS test, complete physical, or other health-related issues  (SHC)
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  • Research a disease that only effects the opposite gender (WMC)
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  • Take advantage of the exercise facilities at Reed Gym  (RG)
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  • Complete a diet/nutrition assessment  (WC)
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  • Attend a gender-related seminar  (WMC)
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  • Attend the annual ISU Health Fair in March
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  • Research your family medical history
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  • Attend a health education or PE class
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  • Compete in intramurals or join a sport club  (RG)
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  • Become involved with the RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) Program  (WMC)
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  • Participate in Outdoor Program trips, activities, or classes  (OP)
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  • Volunteer as an instructor for CW HOG  (CW HOG)
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  • Join a student organization with a health/wellness emphasis  (SAC)
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  • Other
    • Resources
    (CW HOG) • Cooperative Wilderness Handicapped Outdoor Group • 282-3912
    (OP) • Outdoor Program • 282-3912
    (RG) • Reed Gym • 282-2252
    (SAC) • Student Activities Center • 282-4588
    (SHC) • Student Health Center • 282-2330
    (WC) • Wellness Center • 282-2117
    (WMC) • Jan C. Anderson Women’s & Men’s Center • 282-5180
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