H1N1 Awareness and Prevention
Since H1N1 hit the United States, it has had a significant impact on college campuses, which can serve as a breeding ground for illnesses like the flu. Unfortunately the impact of H1N1 was more severe than we could have expected, and therefore caused us to rethink how we educate in order to prevent such outbreaks within our campus population. Please use the following documents to educate yourself on H1N1 and also on simple steps you can take to help prevent the spread of the H1N1 virus. You can also go the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website by clicking the CDC link for additional information.
Learn more about H1N1
Tips to prevent the spread of H1N1
The Wellness Education Office currently contracts with College Health Services, LLC to provide a
monthly publication to the entire Hartwick College community. The Student Health 101 monthly publication is intended to provide you with valuable information on topics that you are interested in learning about but may not want to ask. College Health Services, LLC has a medical advisory board consisting of licensed medical professionals who advise on issues related to your medical health and the topics we should educate you on; there is also a student advisory board that involves students like you from all over the United States. This student advisory board helps College Health Services to determine the topics for each issue, as well as providing some of the interactive components that you will find as you read your issue. Want to register a new email address? Click Here to receive the Student Health 101 at a separate address.
To download these publications, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download a free copy
College Health Services also offers a 65-page General Health Guide that is available to you on-line. This guide offers information on a number of topics ranging from Bone & Muscle, Digestive & Abdominal, Headaches, Mononucleosis, Skin Conditions, and much more. Feel free to access th Student Health 101 General Health Guide to answer your questions.
2009-10 Academic Year
August 2009 - Orientation Edition
September 2009
October 2009
November 2009
December 2009
January 2010
February 2010
March 2010
April 2010
May 2010
June 2010
In addition to this, there is also a Stall Street Journal which in conjunction with the monthly e-mail tells you what you can expect in each issue. You will find the Stall Street Journal in different private locations around campus.
We also offer a monthly publication to our parents. Parent's Perspective was designed to offer the parents of our students' information that they need to know about what their student may be going through during their time at college. We feel that this is also a good way to assist in opening the lines of communication by offering key talking points and common discussion topics. Want to register a new email address? Click Here to receive the Parent Perspective at a separate address.
2009-10 Academic Year
August PP 2009 - Orientation Edition
September PP 2009
October PP 2009
November PP 2009
December PP 2009
January PP 2010
February PP 2010
March PP 2010
April PP 2010
May PP 2010
June PP 2010
View Past Issues of Student Health 101 below
Archived Issues:
2008-09 Academic Year
August 2008 - Orientation Edition
September 2008
October 2008
November 2008
December 2008
January 2009
February 2009
March 2009
April 2009
May 2009
June 2009
2007-08 Academic Year
January 2008
February 2008
March 2008
April 2008
May 2008
June 2008
View Past Issues of Parent Perspective
February PP 2008
March PP 2008
April PP 2008
May PP 2008
August - Orientation PP 2008
September PP 2008
October PP 2008
November PP 2008
December PP 2008
January PP 2009
February PP 2009
March PP 2009
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