Students face many challenges as they transition into college. One of the most publicly-known issues is the “Freshman Fifteen,” which refers to the average amount of weight that college freshmen are rumored to gain. Students in college often encounter all-you-can-eat buffets, a culture rife with alcohol consumption, an increased level of stress from classes, and other environmental factors that can lead to an unhealthy lifestyle if not properly addressed. This video pamphlet aims to combat the “Freshman Fifteen,” or in general an unhealthy lifestyle at college, by providing pertinent nutritional information and exercise tips. The accompanying brochure provides additional tips that could help students reframe the way they view eating and exe...
It is no secret that American college students often live off of restricting budgets and inconsisten...
Jasper Sanford1, Amber Chelette1, FACSM 1Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas Kinesiol...
The Freshmen Weight Gain is the weight freshmen expect to gain their first year at college. The Fres...
Currently, 32% of college students are overweight or obese (body mass index ≥ 25),which is likely be...
52 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Advertising and the Clark Honors College of the Un...
abstract: College students experience a significant weight gain that is much greater than an age mat...
Every year a new freshman class comes to WPI and battles the stress of rigorous academics and a new ...
The main focus is on the typical mindset a college student has when entering into the new environmen...
The purpose of this study was to determine whether a 10-week program could improve physical activity...
Oftentimes college students can be seen going to the gym with simply no direction in exercise or nut...
There is a growing epidemic of obesity and unhealthy behaviors across America.This presentation’s ma...
This study was designed to examine the poor (non-nutritional) food choices that college freshman mak...
Obesity has become the most significant noninfectious health risk in the United States, and the majo...
In America the obesity issue has become an epidemic with a large proportion of the population reachi...
The unhealthy diet of Americans has led to an increase in number of chronic illnesses and obesity. T...
It is no secret that American college students often live off of restricting budgets and inconsisten...
Jasper Sanford1, Amber Chelette1, FACSM 1Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas Kinesiol...
The Freshmen Weight Gain is the weight freshmen expect to gain their first year at college. The Fres...
Currently, 32% of college students are overweight or obese (body mass index ≥ 25),which is likely be...
52 pages. A thesis presented to the Department of Advertising and the Clark Honors College of the Un...
abstract: College students experience a significant weight gain that is much greater than an age mat...
Every year a new freshman class comes to WPI and battles the stress of rigorous academics and a new ...
The main focus is on the typical mindset a college student has when entering into the new environmen...
The purpose of this study was to determine whether a 10-week program could improve physical activity...
Oftentimes college students can be seen going to the gym with simply no direction in exercise or nut...
There is a growing epidemic of obesity and unhealthy behaviors across America.This presentation’s ma...
This study was designed to examine the poor (non-nutritional) food choices that college freshman mak...
Obesity has become the most significant noninfectious health risk in the United States, and the majo...
In America the obesity issue has become an epidemic with a large proportion of the population reachi...
The unhealthy diet of Americans has led to an increase in number of chronic illnesses and obesity. T...
It is no secret that American college students often live off of restricting budgets and inconsisten...
Jasper Sanford1, Amber Chelette1, FACSM 1Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas Kinesiol...
The Freshmen Weight Gain is the weight freshmen expect to gain their first year at college. The Fres...