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Student Health Forum

Join us for the Student Health Forum hosted by the Dean of Students' Office and the Office of Health Promotion & Wellness. The agenda includes introductions of staff, an overview of the SAGE program, and health insurance insights. We'll discuss findings from the National College Health Assessment (NCHA), covering vital topics such as substance use, sexual health, nutrition, mental health, and personal safety. Engage in meaningful discussions aimed at improving student health and wellbeing on campus.

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Student Health Forum

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  1. Student Health Forum Dean of Students Office Office of Health Promotion & Wellness

  2. Agenda • Introductions of staff • SAGE overview • Health Insurance Overview • National College Health Association • Health Promotion & Wellness • Questions

  3. National College Health Assessment Division of Student Affairs

  4. NCHA – Quick Overview • Started in Spring 2000 • Has been conducted at 500 institutions • Covers wide array of health topics: • Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use • Sexual health • Weight, nutrition, and exercise • Mental health • Personal safety and violence

  5. DePaul NCHA data • Collected in Spring Quarter 2010 • 4,000 student emailed NCHA • 872 completed assessment (return rate 22%) • Confidence interval ± 3.26 (95% confidence level) • Survey sample roughly mirrors DePaul population • Women overrepresented 9% • White students overrepresented 18%

  6. Substance Use National College Health Assessment

  7. Alcohol Use

  8. Students reported these behaviors the last time they “partied”

  9. Cigarette Use

  10. Have never used Marijuana

  11. Sexual Activity National College Health Assessment

  12. Number of sexual partners in past year

  13. Mental Health National College Health Assessment

  14. Feelings over the past year

  15. Reported stress level over the past year

  16. Diagnosed or Treated in last year

  17. Health Insurance National College Health Assessment

  18. Health Insurance

  19. Health Insurance

  20. What Now?

  21. Questions? Dean of Students Office Office of Health Promotion & Wellness

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