Nutrition
Concerns may include: wanting additional information about how to eat more balanced meals, desire to lose or gain weight, wondering if your current nutrition can be improved.
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Binghamton University Dining Services dietitians
Binghamton University Dining Services provides a variety of menu options for students who have food allergies, food intolerances, and/or other special dietary needs. Our registered dietitians are available to meet and discuss dining options, accommodations, and resources on campus.
The dietitians also provide free and confidential nutrition counseling for a variety of topics, including basic nutrition guidelines, eating healthy on and off campus, nutritional supplements, eating on the run, pre- and post-workout foods, guidelines for vegetarians, general health and wellness, food allergies and more.
Alexa Schmidt, RD, CDN and Julie Lee, MS, RD, CDN are registered dietitians with Binghamton University Dining Services.
The dietitians also provide free and confidential nutrition counseling for a variety of topics, including basic nutrition guidelines, eating healthy on and off campus, nutritional supplements, eating on the run, pre- and post-workout foods, guidelines for vegetarians, general health and wellness, food allergies and more.
Alexa Schmidt, RD, CDN and Julie Lee, MS, RD, CDN are registered dietitians with Binghamton University Dining Services.
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Campus Recreation
From indoor to outdoor, team sports to individual activities, open recreation to credit classes, Campus Recreation offers countless ways for students to get and stay active. The Rec Center at the East Gym is the center of recreational programming on campus, and includes a fitness center, gym, wellness suite, pool, ropes course and turf complex.
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NEDA Toll-free Eating Disorders Information & Referral Helpline
Contact the Helpline for support, resources and treatment options with eating disorders for yourself or a loved one.
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Health Promotion and Prevention Services (HPPS)
Health Promotion and Prevention Services (HPPS) provides health education and prevention services related to common college health topics such as mental health, sexual and reproductive health, interpersonal violence, and alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. HPPS coordinates the Healthy Campus Peer Agents internship and the 20:1 Interpersonal Violence Prevention Program peer education internship.
HPPS provides safer sex supplies and menstrual care products for free. Students who live on or off campus can order products online. HPPS delivers directly to residential students' on-campus mailboxes. Students who live off campus can place an order and pick it up at the HPPS offices on the second floor of Academic B. In addition, there are numerous dispensers and kiosks around the main campus, at the Health Sciences Campus and at the Downtown Center.
Additionally, students can order supplies online.
HPPS provides safer sex supplies and menstrual care products for free. Students who live on or off campus can order products online. HPPS delivers directly to residential students' on-campus mailboxes. Students who live off campus can place an order and pick it up at the HPPS offices on the second floor of Academic B. In addition, there are numerous dispensers and kiosks around the main campus, at the Health Sciences Campus and at the Downtown Center.
Additionally, students can order supplies online.
