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Summary Sentence: Try out the blender bike, plant a succulent, enjoy FREE King of Pops and meet the Health Initiatives staff at the first hi from HI event of the year!
Full Summary: Try out the blender bike, plant a succulent, enjoy FREE King of Pops and meet the Health Initiatives (HI) staff at the first hi from HI event of the year!
Craft your purpose Have you ever wanted to power a blender with your own two feet on a smoothie bike? How about bring some life to your home away from home with a new succulent. You can do all of this and more at the first ever Hi from Health Initiatives (HI) event on August 22nd.
The entire Georgia Tech community is invited to explore all that Health Initiatives has to offer on the lawn between the Campus Recreation Complex (CRC) and Stamps Health Services (SHS) on Tuesday, August 22nd from 12 – 2pm. This event was created to introduce all of Georgia Tech to the different programs and services you can expect to see throughout the year.
The event takes places right outside of the HI office to show new students where they are located on campus. HI Health Educator, Sarah Morales said, “this event is a great introduction of what we offer throughout the year. Often times we find students are not familiar with our location on campus so we decided to set up the event right next to where we are located. We hope to showcase to students the fun, interactive approaches we take to health education.”
Health Initiatives empowers the campus community to practice healthy lifestyle behaviors by providing inclusive and innovative prevention-based programs, individual and group support services, and co-curricular learning experiences through strategic collaboration. For more information on Health Initiatives and the programs and services offered throughout the year go to healthinitiatives.gatech.edu.
