Student Health Center
If unable to attend an outreach, students, faculty and staff can call or walk-in to make an appointment for a flu shot.
Student Health Center Events:
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive, San Marcos, Texas 78666; Conference Room 202
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Kelsey Banton
k_b260@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
This Monday we’ll be breaking down power and control and how it shows up in our lives. We’ll be talking about privilege, where we fall in the scheme of things and why that matters for making the world a better place. Show up to challenge your beliefs and learn something new from the community that surrounds you.
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
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Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive,
San Marcos, Texas 78666; 202 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Katie Dash
ked114@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
Let’s get up close and personal with information behind safe practices and precautions when it comes to intimacy and sexual interactions.
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
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Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive, San Marcos, Texas 78666; Conference Room 202
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Kelsey Banton
k_b260@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
This Monday we will take a break from some content and celebrate Halloween! We will have fun minute-to-win-it games with some fun prizes. Come in a fun, scary, or just silly costume and let’s get spooky together!
Halloween is just two days away, what’s a better way to spend spooky season than with Men Against Violence? Come HANG �� out with us this Monday in your best costume �� with some fun Ghouls ��.
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
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Halloween is just two days away, what’s a better way to spend spooky season than with Men Against Violence? Come HANG �� out with us this Monday in your best costume �� with some fun Ghouls ��.
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive,
San Marcos, Texas 78666; 202 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Katie Dash
ked114@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
Join us for a fun-filled evening as we have a monster of a good time!
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
more about event
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive, San Marcos, Texas 78666; Conference Room 202
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Kelsey Banton
k_b260@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
As people living in the border state of Texas, it is important to stay informed about issues that are happening to people in our community/the community around us. This Monday we will have a guest speaker to discuss immigration, what it looks like and how it affects people around us. We will also have an opportunity at the beginning of the meeting for you to register to vote in Hays County. Join us for an informative discussion and a chance to get your voters card.
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
more about event
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive,
San Marcos, Texas 78666; 202 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Katie Dash
ked114@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
Let’s discover the truths lying behind the common myths behind drugs.
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
more about event
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive, San Marcos, Texas 78666; Conference Room 202
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Kelsey Banton
k_b260@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
As MAV, we spend lots of time talking about gender socialization and it’s important to stay intersectional. We’ve invited a special guest to come share their expertise on the topic and you won’t want to miss it. In this meeting we’ll be having a comprehensive discussion on trans issues and what it means to be trans today.
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
more about event
Men Against Violence (MAV) seeks to break the link which exists between traditional norms of masculinity-the ways men are taught to behave-and violence. It challenges young men to redefine male and female relationships in an equitable manner; to resolve conflicts effectively; to develop meaningful friendships with other men; and to appropriately manage anger and fear. Click here for more information
- Location:
- LBJ Student Center Ballroom
- Cost:
- No cost if covered by in-network insurance. $25 if uninsured or out-of-network.
- Contact:
- Student Health Center
healthcenter@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Texas State University Student Health Center
It’s time to Fight the Flu - It Starts with You! The CDC recommends that all persons 6 months of age and older receive an annual flu vaccination. The Student Health Center will offer flu shot outreach programs this fall for Texas State students, faculty and staff.
There is no cost if covered by in-network insurance and $25 if individual is uninsured or out-of-network. For a list of in-network insurances, please visit the Student Health Center website or call our Billing and Insurance Office. If unable to attend the flu shot outreach, students, faculty & staff will be able to make an appointment at the Student Health Center for a flu shot.
If you require an accommodation due to a disability in order to participate, please contact the Student Health Center Patient Advocate at 512.245.8437 at least 72 hours prior to the event. Click here for more information Click here for more information
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There is no cost if covered by in-network insurance and $25 if individual is uninsured or out-of-network. For a list of in-network insurances, please visit the Student Health Center website or call our Billing and Insurance Office. If unable to attend the flu shot outreach, students, faculty & staff will be able to make an appointment at the Student Health Center for a flu shot.
If you require an accommodation due to a disability in order to participate, please contact the Student Health Center Patient Advocate at 512.245.8437 at least 72 hours prior to the event. Click here for more information Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive,
San Marcos, Texas 78666; 202 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Katie Dash
ked114@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Student Health Center
Let’s shine a light on the shadows of sex misperceptions.
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
more about event
Healthy Cats Peer Educators are student leaders dedicated to promoting health education and wellness throughout the Texas State campus and the surrounding community through presentations and community outreach. Topics addressed include sexual health, drugs and alcohol use, stress, mental health and nutrition. Click here for more information
Accreditation
The Texas State Student Health Center-San Marcos has been accredited by the AAAHC since 2003.
The Texas State University Student Health Center is an Institutional Member of the American College Health Association.
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