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By Chad A. Buck, Ph.D.

What Country Music Tells Us About Wellness Alice Randall is the author of The Wind Done Gone, Pushkin and the Queen of Spades, Rebel Yell, and Ada's Rules. She is a Harvard educated African-American novelist who lives in Nashville and writes country songs. Randall has emerged as an innovative food activist committed to reforms that support healthy bodies and healthy communities.

Checking weight and blood pressure is convenient, simple, fun and rewarding with Higi machines on campus and across the country.

​ You can be successful in maintaining the healthy habits that are important to you using a four step process:

This issue includes: Leading By Example with Dean Camilla Benbow NEW Health Plus Health Guide - How To Read Your Go for the Gold Compass Health Assessment Report Think Before You Ink Farmers' Market - NEW Location

This issue includes: Leading By Example with Provost and Vice Chancellor Susan Wente NEW Health Plus Health Guide - Step 2 in Go for the Gold:Wellness Actions Log and How To Complete A Journey Alcohol Use Self-Assessment Are You Protected From Measles? Recipe for Cheesy Chicken and Rice Bake, and much more! We want your feedback!

TB Skin Test Training Program trains eligible staff to place, read and document TB Skin Tests for employees and patients.

Issue 351, 2015 - February/March 2015 This issue includes: Leading By Example with Vice Chancellor Eric Kopstain Your Guide to the NEW Health Plus Health Guide OHC Talks - Obesity: Gradual Progress is Key to Success

​​By: Chad A. Buck, PhD The term "boundary" is used often but it is not always understood or properly-executed. A physical boundary is a wall or a barrier between two things. It keeps property separated so it is clear who owns it or with whom it belongs. A psychological boundary is not all that different.