Dr. Brooke Hildebrand Clubbs
Host, To Your HealthDr. Brooke Hildebrand Clubbs is an assistant professor in the Department of Leadership, Middle & Secondary Education. She writes for special publications of The Southeast Missourian and is a certified Community Health Worker.
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The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally changed life for students everywhere. From facemasks in class to distance learning, the virus changed life as college students knew it. -
It’s estimated that one in four 18-to-29-year-olds will meet the criteria for alcohol use disorder within a given 12-month period.
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1 in 10 college athletes have difficulty functioning due to depression. Mental health concerns are higher with student athletes of color and those who report housing instability, food insecurity and lack of access to health care and appropriate facilities to maintain their training.
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1 in 10 college athletes have difficulty functioning due to depression. Mental health concerns are higher with student athletes of color and those who report housing instability, food insecurity and lack of access to health care and appropriate facilities to maintain their training.
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When was the last time you had a major transition in life that caused you to wake up every day feeling anxious? This is how many current college students feel each morning.
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When was the last time you had a major transition in life that caused you to wake up every day feeling anxious? This is how many current college students feel each morning.
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Student wellbeing is foundational to academic success. A 2021 study found positive associations between college students’ self-reported GPA and breakfast consumption, physical activity, and strength training.
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Student wellbeing is foundational to academic success. A 2021 study found positive associations between college students’ self-reported GPA and breakfast consumption, physical activity, and strength training.
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Millions of people fall victim, literally, to the same major health concern every year. The CDC reports that three million senior citizens are treated for fall injuries in emergency departments annually.
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Millions of people fall victim, literally, to the same major health concern every year. The CDC reports that three million senior citizens are treated for fall injuries in emergency departments annually.
