Stress! What is it good for? Absolutely Nothing! Campus Wellness at Pacific University. May Issue WHAT IS HAPPENING THIS MONTH

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Campus Wellness at Pacific University May Issue Stress! What is it good for? Absolutely Nothing! WHAT IS HAPPENING THIS MONTH WANT TO WIN A $20 STARBUCKS GIFT- CARD? TAKE OUR QUIZ ON PAGE 5! Campus Wellness end of year celebration! Wednesday May 11th Join us on the UC Patio to cuddle and play with puppies! Every Tuesday 11:30-12:30 Clark 124 Campus Wellness Meetings INSIDE THIS ISSUE Tips for Stress Relief...2 Oasis/Boxer Breather.....3 Highlights from Sexual Assault Awareness Month..4 Quiz..5

IDEAS FOR SELF-CARE In college students, stress can contribute to compromised mental health, unrealized potential, and in extreme cases, loss of life. 2 Take a 10 min. walk Soak in a hot bath Ride your bike around the neighborhood Meditate Color in a coloring book with crayons Swing on a swing set Exercise at the gym Stretch and move to music Write a poem Call a longdistance friend or relative Swim laps in a pool Bake chocolate-chip cookies Look at a book with beautiful scenery or art Try a new flavor of ice cream Scrapbook your favorite photos Soak your feet Drink hot chocolate or tea Listen to or play your favorite instrument Wrap yourself in a soft blanket Have a slumber party Buy or pick flowers Play a board game Arts and crafts activities such as crochet, knitting, or beading Journal your thoughts Paint with finger paints Practice yoga techniques Write a letter Read a comic book or magazine Play a casual game of soccer, basketball, football, or volleyball with friends Fly a kite Read a book of inspirational quotes Doodle or draw in a sketchbook Go on a picnic Get a massage Draw on a sidewalk with chalk Listen to soothing music Download and listen to free meditations and music online at www.meditationoasis.com www.lala.com/#artist/ Yoga_Meditation_Music

THE OASIS Need a place around campus to unwind, meditate, or just looking for peace and quiet? Come check out the Oasis in Clark 124 it s free! Check out the key from the Student Life desk in the Clark lobby. BOXER BREATHER The Student Counseling Center wants to welcome you to join us at Boxer Breather a weekly drop-in group to help students learn new skills, strategies, and ideas to increase your ability to cope with stress and to improve your overall wellness. We will be at Price 112 every Thursday from 4-5 to teach new skills, and you can attend as often or as little as you want. Look forward to seeing you there! 3

HIGHLIGHTS FROM SEXUAL AWARENSS MONTH BRAVe: Chelsea Hill used her senior thesis as an opportunity to educate students on bystander intervention and started a new hastag: #BoxersBeBrave. They used break out groups to help people utilize bystander intervention techniques in real world situations Clothesline Project: Students and student groups decorated shirts that w ere hung around the UC to increase sexual violence education, give survivors an anonymous avenue to tell their story, as well as allow anyone to show support for survivors. Take Back the Night: Stu dents kicked off the night by m aking signs and listening to speeches as to what they were doing and why this event was important. Students then marched across campus, up Main Street all the way to Lincoln Park where people were able to share their personal stories of their experiences or to voice their support for survivors. Denim Day: Denim Day coordinated with Senior Projects Day and we saw many seniors presenting still sporting Denim in support! It sprouted the hashtag: #BoxersWearDenim Take Back the Day Student Symposium: K arla Maldonada, K aitlin Dornan, Paco Cervantes and Jojo Miller presented at PSU s conference on anti-racist sexual violence prevention. They learned some best practices and strategies to bring back to our campus! 4

QUIZ 1. What is one way you can relieve stress? 2. Where is the Oasis located? 3. What is an upcoming event with Campus Wellness? 4. What are some resources on Campus to help you relieve stress? Email your answers to wellness@pacificu.edu Campus Wellness at Pacific University Location: Clark 124 E-mail: wellness@pacificu.edu Phone: 503-352-2273 Student Counseling Center Located next to Bates House Phone: (503)-352-2191. Student Health Center Location: Next to Knight Hall (Admissions) Phone:503-352-2269