Message from Nate McCaughtry
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Welcome to the Center for School Health. Founded in 2010, the center seeks to promote PreK-12 schools as epicenters for the improvement of youth health. Center faculty and research associates work collaboratively with schools to design, implement and research healthy school initiatives focusing on physical activity, healthy eating and nutrition, and comprehensive, school-wide approaches to wellness education and promotion.
Please take a few minutes to find out more about our center. You'll quickly learn that we're a fast-paced, productive, and multi-disciplinary team of scholars and educators working hard to understand how PreK-12 schools can facilitate the health and welfare of all children.
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News
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Calendar of Events
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- Registration for Frederick C. Neff Memorial Lecture: Enrich Your Life: The Expressive Therapies Continuum as a Path to Living Well
- February 23 2012Partrich Auditorium, WSU Law SchoolThe Expressive Therapies Continuum (ETC) offers a way to understand how people have the abilities to take in, process, and share information through six equally important channels. Usually people only use a small portion of these abilities and find their lives constricted and their self-expression stifled. This lecture offers easy ways to increase your awareness, open all ETC channels, and enrich your life. This lecture should be of interest to art therapists, artists, psychologists, counselors, social workers, teachers, graduate level students, and others would like to learn more about visual media or who are interested in understanding and developing personal awareness and self-expression. Lecture is on April 20th, 6:00pm-7:30pm Dr. Hinz’ book, Expressive Therapies Continuum: A Framework for using Art in Therapy will be available at Marwil’s Bookstore, 4870 Cass Avenue, 832-3078.
- College of Education Teacher Certification Information Meeting
- March 7 2012 at 3:00 PMCollege of EducationIf you have a bachelor's degree in a field other than Education and would like to become a certified teacher, we invite you to attend an information meeting to learn more about the Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) and Post-Bachelor Certification Programs at WSU. Attendees must possess or be within one year of completing a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college/university. Please bring legible copies of all transcripts to the meeting.
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Contact Us
Nate McCaughtry, PhD
313-577-0014
Annie Murphy
a.murphy@wayne.edu