Julie Gibbs, M.P.H. - Director
Dianna Schalles, M.S., R.D., L.D. - Health Educator, Dietitian
Shelley Cunningham, R.N., B.S.N.,
L.B.S.W., M.S. - Health Educator, Webmaster
Jenny Yuen, M.P.H. - Health Educator
to obtain information for personal growth and knowledge, and/or speeches/reports or referral from health care provider for additional instruction on specific health concern, i.e. nutrition counseling, smoking cessation.
American Heart Association CPR and first aid training
Complete the desired course online then come to Lafene for skills practice and
testing. Call 785.532.6595
to schedule your training session.
K.I.S.S.
(K-Staters Inspired to Stop Smoking)
Smoking awareness and cessation information.
Call 785.532.6595 to schedule your personal
appointment.
literature available free of charge on an appointment basis.
Download a complete bulletin board for your residence hall or house.
K-State students' health questions answered. If you have a question, call 785.532.6595.
Lafene Health Center manages a listserv, healthyKSU, to provide K-State students with timely and relevant health information. Send an email request to healthy@k-state.edu to be added. Include your K-State eID.
To receive frequent campus health news updates, sign up to follow Lafene Health Center on Twitter: http://twitter.com/DoctorWillie
Published health information available to you.
Internet links to health and safety information.
for undergraduate credit.
This course addresses pertinent health topics that impact college students and gives them the knowledge to make informed decisions when faced with difficult situations. The course is completed entirely online through Kansas State University. Upon completion, the student will earn 3 undergraduate credit hours which can be applied to the University General Education (UGE) requirements. Enroll in Healthful & Safe College Life through iSIS. Course Links are available as health and safety resources.
(Sexual Health Awareness
Peer Educators)
S.H.A.P.E. is a course worth three K-State 8 or University General Education (UGE) credits. In addition to becoming a peer educator,
members gain leadership experience, improve public speaking skills, & inform peers about being safer.
upon request, trained students instructing students (peer-to-peer) on various health issues.
(Sexual Health Awareness
Peer Educators)
Peer educators
will present safer sex and responsible choices information
to your campus group.
(Sensible Nutrition And body
image Choices)
Peer educators will present
nutrition information to your campus group.
(Student Health Advisory Committee)
The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) exists to ensure that
adequate health care is provided for the students of Kansas State
University. SHAC is an advisory committee appointed by the Student
Body President and works with both the President and Student Senate.
Members of SHAC meet at least biweekly throughout the fall and spring
semesters.
for any organized student group, faculty and staff of the University, and for any community organization upon request .