Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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The Wellness Fair, sponsored by Arkan- sas State University ' s Counseling Services and ASU Student Health Services, was held February 22-24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Ballroom of the Carl R. Reng Center. The main objective of the Wellness Fair was to provide accurate information and health screenings to ASU students, faculty, and em- ployees. Free health screenings for anemia, blood pressure, body fat composition, hear- ing, and visual checks were some of the ac- tivities at the Wellness Fair. Several exhibits such as drinking and driving, mental health, sexuality, world peace, health foods, cancer, nutrition, and stress management were also available. Take charge of Your Health, Exercise: Nuts and Bolts, and Aids: What You Should Know, were the topics of sem- inars available. A course in CPR was also of- fered. Co-Sponsors in the Wellness Fair were Ambi Athletic Schoes, American Cancer So- ciety, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, Arkansas Department of Health, ASU Clinical Services, ASU College of Nursing Health Professions, ASU Food Services, ASU Physical Education Depart- ment, Baker Health Care Specialities, Baptist Student Union, Brooks Sports Center, Dr. Ronald Burnett, Church of Christ Student Center, Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Crowley ' s Ridge Development Council, Inc., Diet Center, Inc., Dr. Pepper Bottling Comp a- ny, Paragould; Enhancements, Greenleaf Center, Dr. George Haynes, George W. Jack- son Mental Health Center, K-Mart, Dr. Paul Kaiser, Merle Norman, Methodist Hospital of Jonesboro, Missionary Baptist Student Fel- lowship, Northeast Arkansas Rolling In- dians, Inc., Physical Therapy, PA, St. Ber- nard ' s Regional Medical Center, The Trim Gym, Wal-Mart, and the Wesley Foundation.

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