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College of EHS @ SDSTATE Enhancing Human Potential and Making Life Great! Opinions my own.

Brookings, SD
Joined August 2018
Hey look! It's Paul Barnes, our new Dean for the College of EHS!! A great big welcome to you Paul and so excited to have you as part of our Jackrabbit family! 🥳 Follow the link spsr.me/Tcjg to join the challenge today! #GoJacks #OneDayforSTATE #wegotogether – at Brookings, SD
Our first challengers today are Mary Kay & Steve Helling! So grateful to have you as part of our Jackrabbit family! Use the link sprs.me/Tcjg and join the #OneDayforSTATE challenge 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 – at Brookings, SD
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Steve Helling received a bachelor’s degree in general studies from SDSU (1976) and a master’s degree in guidance and counseling from SDSU (1978). He has worked in the construction industry for many years. – at Brookings, SD
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He served as the Construction Supervisor for the Brookings Area Habitat for Humanity for 15 years prior to his retirement in 2015. He currently owns and operates Hillside Prairie Gardens, a USDA organically certified vegetable  and fruit operation in east central South Dakota. – at Brookings, SD
Interested in some great free webinars? Check out these events starting on Sept 1! #wellness #recovery Registrations: High In Plain Sight: sth-tallcop.eventbrite.com On Recovery: sheff-stf.eventbrite.com Addressing Internet Gaming Addiction: [email protected]
Dr. Bonny Specker, epidemiologist and Director of the E.A. Martin Program, gives a short history and tutorial on the flu, epidemics, and the current COVID-19. #FlattenTheCurve youtu.be/E6aexo0NLbw
ODFS EHS Wellness Challenge! Put together your #healthyselfies and show us what self-care is all about. Tag us with the hashtag #jackrabbitsdowellness for a chance to win a $25 gift card to the SDSU Bookstore. #OneDayforState spsr.me/XnZ6
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Gratitude Physically Changes Your Brain, New Study Says | Inc.com. inc.com/jessica-stillman/the…
EHS Rabbit Habit 1: Breaking the day up by walking 2 minutes every 20 minutes or 5 minutes each hour in a work day can boost mood, reduce fatigue and reduce food cravings. In addition, blood glucose control is improved. #Rabbithabits #Enhancinghumanpotential
Who’s at the Children’s Museum of South Dakota on Thursday afternoons?!? instagram.com/p/BnjP8Vzlx9k/…
Who’s at the Children’s Museum of South Dakota on Thursday afternoons?!? instagram.com/p/BnjPPfsFHOq/…
#movingisgood 1 hour of moderate intensity physical activity eliminates the detrimental effects of 8 hours of sitting. thelancet.com/journals/lance… Sitting for more than 8h/day with no additional physical activity is similar to that of smoking and obesity in terms of mortality risk.
Let's get ready to celebrate, Jackrabbits! We're less than 24 hours away from #OneDayforSTATE! View the countdown: spsr.me/9Wpc
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