Wellness Issues for Higher Education
A Guide for Student Affairs and Higher Education Professionals
Herausgeber: Anderson, David S
Wellness Issues for Higher Education
A Guide for Student Affairs and Higher Education Professionals
Herausgeber: Anderson, David S
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Wellness Issues for Higher Education is an essential resource that addresses a range of student wellness issues confronting professionals in college and university settings.
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Wellness Issues for Higher Education is an essential resource that addresses a range of student wellness issues confronting professionals in college and university settings.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 268
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9781138020962
- ISBN-10: 1138020966
- Artikelnr.: 42744774
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 268
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juli 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9781138020962
- ISBN-10: 1138020966
- Artikelnr.: 42744774
David S. Anderson is a professor of education and human development and the director of the Center for the Advancement of Public Health at George Mason University. He has secured more than 160 grants totaling over $9 million, serves on the university's Board of Visitors as well as on numerous other university and college committees, as well as state and national advisory groups. His research focuses on drug and alcohol abuse prevention, health promotion, and strategic planning, with attention to youth and young adults. Prior to arriving at George Mason University, Dr. Anderson served as a student affairs administrator at Ohio University, Virginia Tech, Radford University and The Ohio State University.
Preface
1. Introduction: A Wellness Mandate for Higher Education
David S. Anderson
SECTION I: EMOTIONAL WELLNESS
2. Stress Management: # Too Blessed to be Stressed
Constance S. Boehm and Lance C. Kennedy-Phillips
3. Mental Health: Creating and Cultivating A Campus Community That
Supports Mental Health
Dori S. Hutchinson
4. Technology: The Challenging Role Technology Plays in the Lives of
College Students
Kevin Kruger
SECTION II: SOCIAL WELLNESS
5. Relationship Health: Helping Students Thrive as They Relate to Others
Bridget Guernsey Riordan
6. Sexual Decision-Making: Everyone's Doing It, Right?
Joleen M. Nevers and Heather Eastman-Mueller
7. Alcohol: Reaching Students Through Education and Intervention
Shannon K. Bailie, Jason R. Kilmer, and M. Dolores Cimini
8. Prescription and Illicit Drug Abuse: Changing the Narrative
David S. Anderson and Tom Hall
SECTION III: INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS
9. Study and Writing Skills: Fostering Students' Academic Development
and Engagement
Daniella Olibrice
SECTION IV: PHYSICAL WELLNESS
10. Sleep: Enhancing Bedtime Performance
Michael McNeil
11. Nutrition: Eating to Survive or Thrive
Annann Hong
12. Exercise: Hey Millennial, It's Time to Get Physical!
Linda A. Knight, Jennifer R. Fisher, and Parth K. Patel
SECTION V: SPIRITUAL WELLNESS
13. Spiritual Development: Setting a Place at the Table for Spirituality
Maria F. DiLorenzo
1. Introduction: A Wellness Mandate for Higher Education
David S. Anderson
SECTION I: EMOTIONAL WELLNESS
2. Stress Management: # Too Blessed to be Stressed
Constance S. Boehm and Lance C. Kennedy-Phillips
3. Mental Health: Creating and Cultivating A Campus Community That
Supports Mental Health
Dori S. Hutchinson
4. Technology: The Challenging Role Technology Plays in the Lives of
College Students
Kevin Kruger
SECTION II: SOCIAL WELLNESS
5. Relationship Health: Helping Students Thrive as They Relate to Others
Bridget Guernsey Riordan
6. Sexual Decision-Making: Everyone's Doing It, Right?
Joleen M. Nevers and Heather Eastman-Mueller
7. Alcohol: Reaching Students Through Education and Intervention
Shannon K. Bailie, Jason R. Kilmer, and M. Dolores Cimini
8. Prescription and Illicit Drug Abuse: Changing the Narrative
David S. Anderson and Tom Hall
SECTION III: INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS
9. Study and Writing Skills: Fostering Students' Academic Development
and Engagement
Daniella Olibrice
SECTION IV: PHYSICAL WELLNESS
10. Sleep: Enhancing Bedtime Performance
Michael McNeil
11. Nutrition: Eating to Survive or Thrive
Annann Hong
12. Exercise: Hey Millennial, It's Time to Get Physical!
Linda A. Knight, Jennifer R. Fisher, and Parth K. Patel
SECTION V: SPIRITUAL WELLNESS
13. Spiritual Development: Setting a Place at the Table for Spirituality
Maria F. DiLorenzo
Preface
1. Introduction: A Wellness Mandate for Higher Education
David S. Anderson
SECTION I: EMOTIONAL WELLNESS
2. Stress Management: # Too Blessed to be Stressed
Constance S. Boehm and Lance C. Kennedy-Phillips
3. Mental Health: Creating and Cultivating A Campus Community That
Supports Mental Health
Dori S. Hutchinson
4. Technology: The Challenging Role Technology Plays in the Lives of
College Students
Kevin Kruger
SECTION II: SOCIAL WELLNESS
5. Relationship Health: Helping Students Thrive as They Relate to Others
Bridget Guernsey Riordan
6. Sexual Decision-Making: Everyone's Doing It, Right?
Joleen M. Nevers and Heather Eastman-Mueller
7. Alcohol: Reaching Students Through Education and Intervention
Shannon K. Bailie, Jason R. Kilmer, and M. Dolores Cimini
8. Prescription and Illicit Drug Abuse: Changing the Narrative
David S. Anderson and Tom Hall
SECTION III: INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS
9. Study and Writing Skills: Fostering Students' Academic Development
and Engagement
Daniella Olibrice
SECTION IV: PHYSICAL WELLNESS
10. Sleep: Enhancing Bedtime Performance
Michael McNeil
11. Nutrition: Eating to Survive or Thrive
Annann Hong
12. Exercise: Hey Millennial, It's Time to Get Physical!
Linda A. Knight, Jennifer R. Fisher, and Parth K. Patel
SECTION V: SPIRITUAL WELLNESS
13. Spiritual Development: Setting a Place at the Table for Spirituality
Maria F. DiLorenzo
1. Introduction: A Wellness Mandate for Higher Education
David S. Anderson
SECTION I: EMOTIONAL WELLNESS
2. Stress Management: # Too Blessed to be Stressed
Constance S. Boehm and Lance C. Kennedy-Phillips
3. Mental Health: Creating and Cultivating A Campus Community That
Supports Mental Health
Dori S. Hutchinson
4. Technology: The Challenging Role Technology Plays in the Lives of
College Students
Kevin Kruger
SECTION II: SOCIAL WELLNESS
5. Relationship Health: Helping Students Thrive as They Relate to Others
Bridget Guernsey Riordan
6. Sexual Decision-Making: Everyone's Doing It, Right?
Joleen M. Nevers and Heather Eastman-Mueller
7. Alcohol: Reaching Students Through Education and Intervention
Shannon K. Bailie, Jason R. Kilmer, and M. Dolores Cimini
8. Prescription and Illicit Drug Abuse: Changing the Narrative
David S. Anderson and Tom Hall
SECTION III: INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS
9. Study and Writing Skills: Fostering Students' Academic Development
and Engagement
Daniella Olibrice
SECTION IV: PHYSICAL WELLNESS
10. Sleep: Enhancing Bedtime Performance
Michael McNeil
11. Nutrition: Eating to Survive or Thrive
Annann Hong
12. Exercise: Hey Millennial, It's Time to Get Physical!
Linda A. Knight, Jennifer R. Fisher, and Parth K. Patel
SECTION V: SPIRITUAL WELLNESS
13. Spiritual Development: Setting a Place at the Table for Spirituality
Maria F. DiLorenzo