Empowering Student Health and Wellbeing
Promoting student health and wellbeing is essential for academic success, physical and mental health, social connections, and long-term well-being. By investing in students' well-being, we empower them to reach their full potential and lead healthy, fulfilling lives.
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Binge Drinking & Substance Abuse in College
There are many circumstances in which a student may turn to alcohol and/or drugs to cope with depression, anxiety, and/or stress. College students who binge drink alcohol at "least three times per week are roughly six times more likely to perform poorly" in school as a result of drinking than students who drink but never binge. Drinking in this way can cause serious health and safety risks as well as damage one's liver and other organs over time. Regular participation in physical activity or meditation as well as eating a well-balanced diet are just a few healthier alternatives for dealing with the stress and anxieties college students face.
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Effects of Meditation
The benefits of meditation can improve your lifestyle. College students may benefit from stress reduction, sleep improvement, focus, etc.
Caffeine Consumption
College students often rely on coffee and energy drinks to stay alert and energized, but what are the benefits and costs?
Physical activity
College students can benefit from reduction in depression, anxiety, and getting a good night's sleep by participating in physical activity.
Nutrition & Diet
Students are in a phase of rapid growth and development, both physically and mentally. Adequate nutrition is necessary to provide the essential nutrients needed for healthy growth.