Keeping Yourself Healthy and Safe Section 4.2: Play It Safe At School Taking Charge: Chapter 4 © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Campus Life  Have fun, be adventurous and explore Campus crime rates have increased over the past 7 years Remember a few common sense guidelines to stay safe  © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Moderation in All Things Alcohol takes away normal inhibitions and internal warning systems Do not drink and drive If at a party, keep alcohol intake to a minimum Women need to be particularly careful with alcohol © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Risky Business Up to 25% of college students report having a STD Cases are only rising 800,000-900,000 Americans currently live with AIDS © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Sex: Protecting Yourself Not everyone is doing it Make your own decisions Use a condom If sexually active, get tested for HIV regularly, even when you use condoms © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Classroom/Lab Safety Labs can be hazardous when not handled correctly Treat all equipment with great respect Follow instructors rules and safety guidelines © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Classroom Guidelines Don’t wear loose clothing in the lab Wear closed-toe shoes Don’t eat or drink in the lab Wear your Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Familiarize yourself with locations of fire extinguishers and first aid © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Campus Safety Keep doors locked at all times Don’t accept rides from strangers Don’t leave valuables lying around Avoid drunkenness Avoid being out alone at night © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Further Reflections Do you consider yourself to be a cautious person around campus? How can you increase your safety? How do you feel when you hear about campus crimes on the news? Does it provoke caution for you? © 2010 TSTC Publishing
Additional Resources Campus Blues   http://www.campusblues.com   The Dangers of Alcohol  http://co.sullivan.ny.us/documentView.asp?docID=496   TSTC Waco Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act  http://www.waco.tstc.edu/public_safety/RightToKnow.pdf   © 2010 TSTC Publishing

Taking Charge (2nd ed.), Chapter 4.2

  • 1.
    Keeping Yourself Healthyand Safe Section 4.2: Play It Safe At School Taking Charge: Chapter 4 © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 2.
    Campus Life Have fun, be adventurous and explore Campus crime rates have increased over the past 7 years Remember a few common sense guidelines to stay safe © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 3.
    Moderation in AllThings Alcohol takes away normal inhibitions and internal warning systems Do not drink and drive If at a party, keep alcohol intake to a minimum Women need to be particularly careful with alcohol © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 4.
    Risky Business Upto 25% of college students report having a STD Cases are only rising 800,000-900,000 Americans currently live with AIDS © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 5.
    Sex: Protecting YourselfNot everyone is doing it Make your own decisions Use a condom If sexually active, get tested for HIV regularly, even when you use condoms © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 6.
    Classroom/Lab Safety Labscan be hazardous when not handled correctly Treat all equipment with great respect Follow instructors rules and safety guidelines © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 7.
    Classroom Guidelines Don’twear loose clothing in the lab Wear closed-toe shoes Don’t eat or drink in the lab Wear your Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Familiarize yourself with locations of fire extinguishers and first aid © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 8.
    Campus Safety Keepdoors locked at all times Don’t accept rides from strangers Don’t leave valuables lying around Avoid drunkenness Avoid being out alone at night © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 9.
    Further Reflections Doyou consider yourself to be a cautious person around campus? How can you increase your safety? How do you feel when you hear about campus crimes on the news? Does it provoke caution for you? © 2010 TSTC Publishing
  • 10.
    Additional Resources CampusBlues http://www.campusblues.com The Dangers of Alcohol http://co.sullivan.ny.us/documentView.asp?docID=496 TSTC Waco Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act http://www.waco.tstc.edu/public_safety/RightToKnow.pdf © 2010 TSTC Publishing