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Student Wellness
What is Wellness?
Information for Faculty/Staff
Information for Parents
Volunteer/Employment
Information & Assistance
Sexual Wellness
Introduction
Condom Club
Sex 101
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
HIV Testing & Counseling
Contraceptives
Sexual Violence Education
Sexual Assault
Dating/Domestic Violence
Sexual Violence Support
Healthy Relationships
Stalking
Speak Up
Sexuality/GLBT
Helpful Tips
Resources & Links
General Wellness
Introduction
Stress Management
Health Risk Appraisal
Body Image
Self-Defense
Nutrition Education
Fitness Basics
Resistance Training Basics
Buckeyes on the Move
Spirituality
Helpful Tips
Resources & Links
Wellness Assessment
Monthly Newsletter
Financial Education
Introduction
Budgeting
Credit Cards
Financial Education: Definitions
Financial Calculators
Investments
Helpful Tips
Resources & Links
Scarlet & Gray
Request a Financial Education Appointment
Alcohol Education
Introduction
BASICS: Brief Alcohol Screening & Intervention for College Students
Social Norms
Moonlight Madness : Late Night Events
Party Smart
Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds
e-CHUG
Prevention Plan
Helpful Tips
Resources & Links
Helpful Tips
Sexual Assault
1. Be aware of your surroundings.
2. Learn the facts of how sexual assault occurs - not just the stereotypes. Most of the time people are assaulted by someone they know and alcohol may be involved, for example. So plan around events where drinking may occur and understand that people who sexually offend may look like really nice guys/gals who are just trying to help out. 2. Trust your feelings and instincts, both with strangers and people you know.
3. Leave the situation if your boundaries have been crossed. 4. "Speak up" if you see something going on that doesn't seem to be okay. If it doesn't seem safe to speak up - look for ways to get the unsafe person out of that situation.
5. It's more than okay to be assertive. If you don't feel comfortable then something needs to change.

Resource: OSU Sexual Violence Education and Support (SVES) www.swc.osu.edu 292-4527
Moonlight Madness
May 9, 2008
RPAC Dedication Event
6:00 PM
Presented by Student Wellness Center, Rec Sports, and RPAC
May 16, 2008
Up the Road From Jericho Midnight Breakfast
11:00 PM
Presented by Indianola Presbyterian
More Events >

The Ohio State University

Student Wellness Center
Room B130 RPAC
337 W. 17th Avenue
Columbus Oh 43210
614-292-4527
wellness@osu.edu

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