The Center for Health Education & Wellness offers a variety of materials for residence halls and departments to use and distribute to students.
Materials List
- Alcohol C.U.P.S. Cards (wallet-sized)
- Medical Amnesty Cards (wallet-sized)
- Goodnight, Vols Toolkit (Program in a box)
- Survival Guide to Stress Booklet (Program in a box)
- DisposeRx (learn about medication disposal product here.)
- Safer Sex Supplies
- XL male (external) condoms (contains lubricant)
- Regular male (external) condoms (all contain lubricant)
- Regular external condoms, multicolored
- Extra strength (thicker latex) external condoms
- Extra lubricated external condoms
- Ribbed external condoms
- Latex-free regular male (external) condoms (contains lubricant)
- Latex-free FC2 female (internal) condoms (contains lubricant)
- Water-based lubricant packets
- Dental dams
Safer sex supply requests should only be submitted for programs and events. Please submit supply requests at least two weeks in advance if requesting delivery (only to on-campus locations), and at least one week in advance if requesting pick-up.
Students seeking safer sex supplies for personal use can visit the Safer Sex Walls located at the CHEW office (M-F 8AM-5PM) or the TRECS first floor (between the restrooms).
Available Toolkits
Toolkits are downloadable 50-minutes presentations designed to be facilitated by the person requesting the toolkit. Toolkits include the materials needed to deliver a successful program with lesson plans that offer step-by-step instructions, activity sheets, and handouts.
The Goodnight, Vols Toolkit is designed to introduce students to the causes of insufficient sleep, the effects of insufficient sleep, and sleep hygiene. Students will learn about various techniques to improve the quality and quantity of sleep.
The Survival Guide to Stress Toolkit explores the types and sources of stress that many college students will experience. This program utilizes the Survival Guide to Stress booklet and includes coping with stress, signs of unhealthy stress, and provides campus resources students can use to help manage their stress.