Health Education Programming

The MCHR provides more than just one-on-one services. Student groups, classrooms, and student organizations can invite the MCHR to provide programming on various health and wellness issues. All programs are free and can include risky behaviors, sexual assault and dating violence, nutrition, fitness, wellness, sexual responsibility, sexually transmitted infections, stress management, birth control, women's health, and more! For more information call (940) 565-2787. To request a program, please complete an MCHR Program Request Form.  Please remember that the Health Educators facilitate programming all over the campus for many different departments, organizations, and staff/faculty, so have multiple dates in mind when requesting a program.

The MCHR offers a variety of programs for the on-campus needs of UNT students. Programs are conducted by trained professionals and certified peer educators knowledgeable in pertinent health education areas. The purpose of these presentations is to enable UNT students to make responsible and informed decisions regarding their health and well-being. Programs are often serious in nature, but presenters strive, whenever possible, to make these presentations light-hearted, fun, and informative.

• Eagle Watch: A Sexual Violence Bystander Intervention Program: Eagle Watch strives to empower UNT students to be able to recognize potentially harmful situations and choose to respond in a way that could positively influence the outcome. Email meadowscenter@unt.edu to request the Eagle Watch program for your student organization, classroom, or residence hall. Participants will be eligible to receive a certificate of completion and giveaways.

• Self-Care & Succulents: Self-Care & Succulents is a program designed to educate participants about the negative consequences of chronic stress, easy stress management techniques, and how to incorporate these techniques into everyday life. During this program, participants can plant a succulent that they can bring home and nurture. Email meadowscenter@unt.edu to request the Self-Care & Succulents program for your student organization, classroom, or residence hall. Please reach out at least 2 weeks before the event so the materials can be ordered. 

• Bob Ross & Chill: Bob Ross & Chill is a program designed to educate participants about the importance of self-care and how being creative can be a great way to relax and de-stress. During this program, participants will have the opportunity to paint a masterpiece. Email meadowscenter@unt.edu to request the Bob Ross & Chill program for your student organization, classroom, or residence hall.