The WSU Wellbeing Fair gives WSU students, WSU staff and community members a chance to discover and explore the wide array of opportunities that promote a holistic approach to health here on campus. This year the event is being cohosted with students groups, Safe is Sexy and Cougar Health Awareness Team (CHAT). This free event will take place in the CUB Senior Ballroom on April 17 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., and will include various door prizes and giveaways. Additionally, the first 300 attendees will receive a free tote bag.For more information, please email wellbeing@wsu.edu or call 335-WELL.
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