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Women's leadership council sponsors health fair, forum
Sex, STDs, and nutrition, were only some of the issues discussed Thursday, Sept. 19 at the Women's Health Fair on the second floor of the Memorial Student Center.
The event, sponsored by the Women's Leadership Council, was meant to dispel any myths regarding women's health issues.
Dr. Marsha Kay Wilson, department head of the College of Health and Human Performance, said, " I am really happy with how this event turned out and glad that hundreds of students were able to attend."
At the event students were given the opportunity to get pamphlets that discussed health topics and free goodies.
Inside the MSC ballroom students were able to listen to a panel of experts discuss STDs, nutrition, stress management, and positive health decisions.
"I felt the discussion was informative, there could have been more topics, but overall it was a great learning experience," said Tinika Childress, a senior biology major.
According to Wilson, the Women's Leadership Council's purpose is "to enhance the social, cultural, and professional development of our female students and hopefully in the future we will be able to put on an event like this one with more topics that benefit the student population on campus."
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