As second-year students begin to define themselves as individuals
with unique interests and needs within the Emory community, they
will need support and guidance. Programmatic offerings center
on adjustment issues, goal setting and follow through, decision-making,
interpersonal relationships, health promotion, and life skills
such as money management, handling conflict, and coping with
stress. A variety of approaches are utilized, from peer education
to traditional programming to hands-on experiences.
How to Help a Friend
Beyond Safe Sex: Emotions & Relationships
Safe Spring Break Campaign
How to Help a Friend
This interactive program focuses on how to help a friend with
a mental or physical health problem such as alcohol or drug
abuse, an eating disorder, depression or other related health
issues. Students will have opportunity to work with professionals
to role play various scenarios.
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Beyond Safe Sex: Emotions & Relationships
Up-to-date information about going beyond safer sex and what
that means. The latest STDs and methods of prevention, birth
control methods, and concerns of second-year students are discussed.
The program also focuses on the emotions associated with sex
and relationships and everyday living.
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Safe Spring Break Campaign
Before students leave for their Spring Break destinations, Student
Health representatives are stationed in the Woodruff Residential
Lobby and offer tips on staying safe over the vacation. These
representatives are on-site for any questions you might have
about anything from drinking water to STDs.
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