February 2011 - Stall Seat
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If holder is damaged or loose, please call The Well at 828-9355. THE STALL SEAT JOURNAL Vol. MMXI No. 2 © 2011 Wellness Resource Center, Virginia Commonwealth University February 2011 The Stall Seat Journal is published by The Well 804-828-9355 • www.thewell.vcu.edu • 815 S. Cathedral Place Strategies, history, research: www.YourStrategy.org Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services University Student Health Services • www.students.vcu.edu/health What would you do to make our campus safer? Enter the Governor’s College Campus Safety and Violence Prevention PSA Challenge and have a chance to win prizes! Grand prize winners get their 30-second commercials aired across the state! See more details at www.gosap.virginia.gov. Deadline to submit: April 30, 2011. FREE Oral HIV Testing at The Well (Co-sponsor: Fan Free Clinic) Monday, Feb 7, 4–8 pm Walk-in; first-come, first-served. Tests are confidential, and edu- cation is provided. Participants should plan on the process tak- ing at least 40–50 minutes. Protect yourself and your stuff from robbery** ♥ USE YOUR EYES: Stay alert. Do not be distracted by phone calls, texts and iPod music. ♥ Make confident eye contact with strangers. ♥ Stay in lighted areas. ♥ Carry only what you need. ♥ Do not walk alone. ♥ If you have no one with whom to walk, use the Fast- and-Free Route 83 Campus Connector to go across campus, especially in the evening when it runs every 10–15 minutes. Get a PDF route map at www.bsv. vcu.edu/vcupark or use the mobile tag above. **“Robbery” means taking your stuff when you are there. Protect your stuff from theft* ♥ USE YOUR LOCKS: Room, car, bike, gym locker, and all. ♥ Don’t leave your stuff unattended at the library, dining hall, Commons Plaza, cafe, or anywhere else. ♥ Register your computer and your bike with the VCU Police. Then, if they are lost and found, they can be returned to you. ♥ When parked, keep your car stuff out of sight — phone char- ger, power cords, toll-booth change, GPS, and even the sticky ring left on your window by your GPS. * “Theft” means taking your stuff when you are not there. We can keep our campus safe V CU has seen a decrease in robberies in the past year! What’s making the difference? A more visible police presence and a community that knows “Awareness is Prevention.” Being watchful and calling VCU Police to report suspicious behavior are two keys to person- al safety. Let’s continue working together to keep our campus safe. Here are some more safety tips. Protect yourself and others USE YOUR PHONE: 828-1234. If you see or hear something or someone out of place — if you think “hmm, that’s weird” — don’t stall. Call the police immediately: 828-1234. When in doubt, err on the side of making the call. The police would rather you call them right away even it turns out to be nothing than let some- thing go that later harms you or someone else. Here’s your chance to win an iPad Check your e-mail Feb 22 and fill out the survey T he Wellness Resource Center is conducting the National College Health Assessment online survey beginning Feb 22. Five thousand randomly selected VCU students will be invited to participate. These 5,000 selected stu- dents will receive an e-mail to their VCU accounts with their personal access codes. All who complete this con- fidential survey will have a chance to win an Apple iPad or one of 50 VCU T-shirts! E-mail [email protected] for more information. The Well Annual survey starts Feb 22
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If holder is damaged or loose, please call The Well at 828-9355.THE STALL SEAT JOURNAL
Vol. MMXI No. 2 © 2011 Wellness Resource Center, Virginia Commonwealth University February 2011
The Stall Seat Journal is published by The Well804-828-9355 • www.thewell.vcu.edu • 815 S. Cathedral PlaceStrategies, history, research: www.YourStrategy.orgDivision of Student Affairs and Enrollment ServicesUniversity Student Health Services • www.students.vcu.edu/health
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What would you do to make our campus safer? Enter the Governor’s College Campus Safety and Violence Prevention PSA Challenge and have a chance to win prizes! Grand prize winners get their 30-second commercials aired across the state! See more details at www.gosap.virginia.gov. Deadline to submit: April 30, 2011.
FREE Oral HIV Testing at The Well(Co-sponsor: Fan Free Clinic)Monday, Feb 7, 4–8 pmWalk-in; first-come, first-served.Tests are confidential, and edu-cation is provided. Participants should plan on the process tak-ing at least 40–50 minutes.
Protect yourself and your stuff from robbery**♥ USE YOUR EYES: Stay alert. Do not be distracted by
phone calls, texts and iPod music.♥ Make confident eye contact with strangers.♥ Stay in lighted areas.♥ Carry only what you need.♥ Do not walk alone.♥ If you have no one with whom to walk, use the Fast-
and-Free Route 83 Campus Connector to go across campus, especially in the evening when it runs every 10–15 minutes. Get a PDF route map at www.bsv.
vcu.edu/vcupark or use the mobile tag above.**“Robbery” means taking your stuff when you are there.
Protect your stuff from theft*♥ USE YOUR LOCKS: Room, car, bike, gym locker, and all.♥ Don’t leave your stuff unattended at the library, dining hall,
Commons Plaza, cafe, or anywhere else.♥ Register your computer and your bike with the VCU Police.
Then, if they are lost and found, they can be returned to you.♥ When parked, keep your car stuff out of sight — phone char-
ger, power cords, toll-booth change, GPS, and even the sticky ring left on your window by your GPS.
* “Theft” means taking your stuff when you are not there.
We can keep our campus safeVCU has seen a decrease in robberies in the past year! What’s making the difference? A
more visible police presence and a community that knows “Awareness is Prevention.” Being watchful and calling VCU Police to report suspicious behavior are two keys to person-
al safety. Let’s continue working together to keep our campus safe. Here are some more safety tips.
Protect yourself and othersUSE YOUR PHONE: 828-1234. If you see or hear something or someone out of place — if you think “hmm, that’s weird” — don’t stall. Call the police immediately: 828-1234. When in doubt, err on the side of making the call. The police would rather you call them right away even it turns out to be nothing than let some-thing go that later harms you or someone else.
Here’s your chance to win an iPadCheck your e-mail Feb 22 and fill out the survey
The Wellness Resource Center is conducting the National College
Health Assessment online survey beginning Feb 22. Five thousand randomly selected VCU students will be invited to participate. These 5,000 selected stu-dents will receive an e-mail to their VCU accounts with their personal access codes. All who complete this con-fidential survey will have a chance to win an Apple iPad or one of 50 VCU T-shirts! E-mail [email protected] for
more information.
The WellAnnual survey starts Feb 22
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