As students return to campus for the Fall 2022 quarter, the UCI Public Health Student Volunteer Core will be hosting a pop-up booth around student wellness and sexual health to provide health information and resources, answer student’s question about sexual health, COVID-19, Monkeypox, and flu vaccines, and remind students about the campus’s COVID-19 protocols, to get their vaccines.
Sponsored by the UCI Program in Public Health and the UCI Center for Student Wellness and Health Promotion
As students return to campus for the Fall 2022 quarter, the UCI Public Health Student Volunteer Core will be hosting a pop-up booth around student wellness and sexual health to provide health information and resources, answer student’s question about sexual health, COVID-19, Monkeypox, and flu vaccines, and remind students about the campus’s COVID-19 protocols, to get their vaccines.
Sponsored by the UCI Program in Public Health and the UCI Center for Student Wellness and Health Promotion
Wednesday Wellness Walks are a bi-weekly walking excursion to local points of interest near UCI. We’ll visit various parks and nature preserves that are right here in our backyard, all while incorporating mindfulness and ecological education! The walks are open to all students, faculty, and staff. Go at your own pace and feel free to leave at any time if you have mobility limitations or other obligations.
We meet at 11:30am in front of the Zot N’ Go and then embark on our journey. If there are any questions, please contact Doug Everhart at everhart@uci.edu.
- October 5: UCI Aldrich Park
- October 19: Mason Park
- November 2: UCI Arboretum & Marsh
- November 16: San Joaquin Wildlife Preserve
- November 30: UCI Ecological Preserve
As students return to campus for the Fall 2022 quarter, the UCI Public Health Student Volunteer Core will be hosting a pop-up booth around student wellness and sexual health to provide health information and resources, answer student’s question about sexual health, COVID-19, Monkeypox, and flu vaccines, and remind students about the campus’s COVID-19 protocols, to get their vaccines.
Sponsored by the UCI Program in Public Health and the UCI Center for Student Wellness and Health Promotion
Misinformation on social media has always been a problem. Whether it’s science, politics, popular culture, or any other topic, you can be sure there will be different opinions and heated conversations. Some of the most misrepresented subjects are nutrition, diet, and body image, as they are all subjects related to showing off a certain lifestyle or body type. Learn how to not be misled by social media influencers.
Quick Bites is a brief, virtual lunch and learn series on Zoom with our RDN, Jody Margolis, who will cover various nutrition hot topics. You’ll have the opportunity to ask the expert and expand your nutritional knowledge. Keep an eye on our social media and calendars to see when the next Quick Bites session will be.
Zoom ID: 975 8425 4263
https://uci-hipaa.zoom.us/j/97584254263
