Showing posts with label peer health advocates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peer health advocates. Show all posts

September 22, 2008

Peer Health Advocate Info Session

Become a Peer Health Advocate:

Interested in becoming a Peer Health Advocate? Have no idea what the PHAs do, but are intrigued by this giant penis? Come to the info session, there will be FREE FOOD.
Peer Health Advocate Info Session
Date: Thursday, September 25th
Time: 7 pm
Place: WesWell Solarium (2nd floor of Davison Health Center)

April 17, 2008

Let's Talk About Drugs!

Peer Health Advocate Elena Logvinenko '09 sends in some info about a sweet forum going on tomorrow. If you're considering trying any drugs and want to know the info (how to keep safe while taking them, etc.), it sounds like this is the event for you:

This will be a very informal event, led by the Peer Health Advocates. We'll be discussing drugs, alcohol, harm reduction, and the social climate at Wesleyan. We expect this to be a group conversation, not a lecture by the PHAs. You can ask or talk about drugs, what they can do, how not to hurt yourself while taking them, how to help your friends if they have a bad experience, and the fact that really, you don't have to take any drugs or drink if you don't want to. WesWell's mission is to equip you with accurate and useful information that can be used in your personal decision-making.
When: Friday (tomorrow), 2:30 pm
Where: the WesWell solarium, the 2nd floor of the health center

(ps. there will be snacks!)

January 23, 2008

Peer Health Advocates are recruiting

Laina Logvinenko '09 writes:

WesWELL is recruiting new Peer Health Advocates!

Housed in WesWELL, the Peer Health Advocates are a group of dedicated Wesleyan students who develop and implement peer-led health education efforts. Under the direction of the Peer Health Advocate Team Leaders, they collaborate with other student groups and offices on campus to develop health promotion activities and events which support the mission of WesWELL.
Interested? Email Lisa Currie (lcurrie@wes) for more information.