The Health Fair provided students with information on everything from safe sex practices to health care after college. Ten tables were staffed with representatives from both on-campus and off-campus organizations such as the Physical Therapy Club and the Beacon House Association of San Pedro.
The Sexually Transmitted Disease Program provide
d students with condoms and how-to guides.
In an interview with the Daily 49er, Oscar Dimas, a representative of the Sexually Transmitted Disease Program spoke about promoting safe sex among students.
"We're trying to help students gain knowledge about ways to talk about sex with their partners. Most people tend to talk about sex in bed, which is not always the best place to do so. We have guides to walk you through more productive was to talk to your partner."
If you were unable to attend the Health Fair and woul
d like more information about a healthy lifestyle, be sure to stop by the the Student Health Center to ask questions and learn more.
Natalie Tejeda, a junior nursing student, uses a body fat percentage machine. (Photo courtesy of Mike Plaza, Daily 49er)
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