By Carly Russell
Photo Editor
This past week was wellness week on campus. The Wellbeing Fair, hosted by the Wellbeing Center, was held on Wednesday, Sept. 25, and featured 10 booths with interactive activites for students to take part in. Students were given a “passport” to check off the booths they visted.
One of the offices, the Violence Prevention, Victim Advocacy and Support, VPAS, Center, participated in the event as a part of their ongoing Red Flag Campaign. The campaign, which lasted all of September, focused on raising awareness on healthy personal connections and romantic relationships. Students at the wellness fair wrote on red and green flags what they personally believed were red and green flags in relationships. These flags were then displayed around campus, and in the Residence Quad where the center was tabled the following day.
photos: Carly Russell
Students checking in at the Wellbeing Fair, receiving their “passports” to check off which tables’ activites they participated in.
Students creating their affirmations in a bottle at the Centers for Intercultural Engagement’s table.
Nursing major Liana Ash, left, and earth science major with a concentration in geology Reilly Greene, right, freshmen.
Exploratory major Samia Jiminez and business administration major with a concentration in accounting Gladys Genovez, freshmen.
Students creating red and green flags for the Red Flag Campaign, at the Violence Prevention, Victim Advocacy and Support, VPAS, Center’s table.
Interdisciplinary studies major Jesslyn Jiminéz, a senior.
Healthcare studies majors Eloisa Alves, left, Lauren Hoydilla, middle, and sociology major with a concentration in criminal justice, Audrey Urena, right, freshmen.
Exercise and sport science major Jayden Gerhard, a freshman, holding a plank for two minutes.
Students visiting the Alcohol, Drug and Recovery Services’ table.
VPAS Coordinator Colleen Kearney, left, and special education major Taylor Wasilewski, a senior, right.
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