If you are interested in having the WesWELL staff member or a Peer Health Advocate present a health education workshop for your group or living area, it’s simple to request it.
Just go to www.wesleyan.edu/weswell and click on Request a Program.
The online form will ask you for all the information we need to speed along scheduling your program request and help us both avoid exchanging endless rounds of emails or voice-mails. It’s that simple!
Interested in making a difference in the health of your peers and the Wesleyan campus community? Apply to be a Peer Health Advocate!
The PHAs are the soul of WesWELL’s peer-led health education outreach efforts and integral to the development and implementation of those efforts. Involvement in the group in intended to be a resource for your own education, and more importantly, for the education of the student body. We welcome students with interest in all health topics who wish to have a positive impact on the health and well-being of the Wesleyan student body.
WesWELL is now accepting online applications for volunteer Peer Health Advocates through Friday, October 24, 2008 at 5:00pm. Click here to leran more about what it means to get involved with the PHAs and for the link to the online application.
If you still have questions, come to our Information Session:
Sunday, October 12, 2008
4:00pm @ Usdan 110
Lots of answers, plus snacks!
In the last of our four part Perfectibility series, join in this discussion on the myth of the perfect
queer male, body image and more. Typhoon dinner will be served; come early to be sure you get some!
Facilitated by the Peer Health Advocates.
Date: Wednesday, April 23
Time: 6:30 to 7:30pm
Room: Woodhead Lounge
WesWELL’s entire purpose centers on promoting health to the Wesleyan community. One means of doing this is offering educational workshops on a number of different topics.
If you are interested in having WesWELL present a program for your hall, house, or organization, all you need to do is complete a simple online request form. It gives us all the information we need in one place to fulfill your request, saving us from emailing back and forth endlessly or playing phone tag.
Click here to read about the variety of programs we offer and for the request form.
The Sexual Health Expo is tomorrow…
Friday, February 29
11am to 4pm in Exley!
Tons of student groups will be tabling, many with fundraisers, so bring $$$!
And we have a bunch of workshops for you as well…check it out:
11:00am - Exley 137
Yes/No/Maybe: Defining Your Sexual Boundaries - Presented by Lisa Currie, WesWELL
Do you know what you are and are not willing to do? Once you know what your boundaries are, you can more clearly communicate it to a potential partner and be able to enjoy consensual sexual activity more!
12:00pm - Exley 141
HPV & the Gardasil Vaccine - Presented by Laina Logvinenko, Peer Health Advocate
Want to know all about the most prevalent sexually transmitted infection, the one that can result in cervical cancer and genital warts…but the one that actually has a vaccine to prevent it? This is the program for you!
1:00pm - Exley 137
BDSM Q & A - Presented by WesKink
A discussion of the ins and outs, ups and downs, and tops and bottoms of Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism and Masochism. Come with questions or with knowledge to share; whether you’re an experienced player or have only ever been tied up in your fantasies, anyone with interest is welcome.
2:00pm - Exley 141
The Moaning Workshop - Presented by Emily Evnen
To moan or not to moan, that is the question! In this workshop, we’ll talk about the politics of moaning, myths surrounding moaning and finish up by doing some fun vocalizations!
3:00pm - Exley 137
Sex Sign Workshop! - Presented by Sign House
Learn to ask for what you want and to pick up cuties without saying a word! We will teach various words and phrases relating to sex, body parts, sexual acts and more in sign language.
4:00pm - Exley 141
WesSex - Presented by the Peer Health Advocates
The Peer Health Advocates will share a ton of information on how to protect yourself and your partner(s) from sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy, and how to create safer and healthier sexual relationships.
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