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Message of the Week
MODELS NEEDED TO TEACH NURSE PRACTITIONER STUDENTS! FALL 2007 CLINICAL REQUESTS SNA IS SPONSORING A LONGABERGER BASKET BINGOTHIS SUNDAY!!! HSC CAFETERIA! SNA FUNDRAISER SATURDAY!!!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! WVUH CHILDREN’S HEALTH FAIR – APRIL 14!! DID YOU LOSE ME AT THE SNA FORMAL? UPDATE YOUR ADDRESS ONLINE ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES OF THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY SCHOLARSHIP CELEBRATE NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS WEEK AT THE REC CENTER Events kick off Monday, March 5, with the Wellness Week Information and Service Fair in the Rec Center’s Free Zone. There will be cholesterol and glucose screenings, offered by the Rec Center and University Health Services. The screenings are limited to the first 40 participants on a first come, first served basis. The triathlon will take place inside the Rec Center beginning at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 6. Participants will swim 450 yards (nine laps down and back) in the pool, bike four miles on stationary bicycles and run two miles on the indoor track. The triathlon is limited to the first 40 people to sign up. Participants must pre-register at the front desk of the Rec Center by Friday, March 2 The male and female winners will each receive a $100 prize package that will include WVU gear and gift certificates. The week wraps up Friday, March 9, with a free day at the Rec Center, during which time WVU employees and their families can utilize the facility free of charge with a valid employee ID from 6 a.m. to midnight. Employees and families can also enjoy all the regularly scheduled classes at the Rec Center for free that day. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE IS SPONSORING A 5-K RUN TO BENEFIT THE BARTLETT HOUSE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, COMMUNITY SERVICE AND VOLUNTEER HOURS! SUMMER SUBLET KEEP BRINGING YOUR USED PC CARTRIDGES TO HEALTH RESTORATION BURNING COUCH CANDLES BACK IN STOCK – ORDER YOURS TODAY! SHARE YOUR NEWS WITH US: Office of Student Services |
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Each year the master’s degree nurse practitioner students in the School of Nursing have an educational workshop in which they learn to perform pelvic examinations using live simulated patients. The simulated patients are paid $60.00 for approximately 1 to 1.5 hours of work. Any female student in the School of Nursing who is interested in acting as a simulated patient (which involves allowing 4 to 5 NP students to perform a breast and pelvic examination on you) please contact Dr. Nan Leslie at 
Mark your calendars for a fun Sunday afternoon supporting the SNA and having a chance to win some great baskets. Tickets are $20 in advance and will be available at the door as well. Please see Betty Jurick, Health Restoration for tickets. Doors open at 1p and bingo begins at 2p. 20 games plus raffles and fun! For more information or to purchase tickets, please get in touch with 
any 1 item coupons, and a couple other specials. We will be selling these coupon books for $5 each. We get to keep 100% of the profit from the coupon books. SNA current has 50 books. 
thousands of children who attend the Fair – we will be doing blood pressures and playing safety and nutrition games along with Tic-Tac-Toe. Our objectives at this Health Fair are to talk to the kids about nutrition and safety and let them know that nurses are fun and kind and wonderful, not just the person who gives them shots or sees them when they are sick or hurt. We have also been asked to help with some of the characters that walk around the Mall and visit with the kids. The Fair runs from 10a – 5p with a few minutes of cleanup at the end. Please sign up in 3.5 hour shifts, 10a – 1:30 and 1:30 – 5p. Please e-mail 
Please go to the website to get all the information you need to participate – raise money for a great cause and earn community service as well. The race is April 28 - 
Sublet 1 or 2 bedrooms in a 4 bedroom apartment at the Distict this summer. Rent is $375 a month. [Rent is usually $475/month] This includes free tanning, gym on site, running trail, pool and spa. The apartment is furnished and each bedroom has a private bathroom. If interested 
We continue to raise funds for the Humane Society - $4 for 
every used cartridge – save the dogs and cats and the landfill as well! The animals need you! This is a year round project! We are giving the Humane Society 100 cartridges this week – that’s $400! – we have donated close to $2,000 with our used cartridges. Thanks so much contributing to this ongoing project.