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Outreach Requests

Take advantage of our engaging and thought-provoking conversations about health and wellness. CHAW facilitates discussions across various topics and provides participants the tools to make healthier choices.

If you would like to have someone facilitate a presentation at your location (residence hall, fraternity/sorority house, athletic team, class, RSO, etc.), or you are interested in co-sponsoring or consulting about a program, please fill out the Outreach Request Form.

Most presentations are at least 30-60 minutes long, but staff members will work with you to create a presentation that best fits your needs. All presentations and other outreach must be requested 3 weeks (21 days) in advance of the anticipated presentation date. After completing your request, a CHAW staff member will contact you within 4 business days.

Outreach Request Form  

Co-Sponsors/Consultation

  • Co-Sponsor: If you are interested in CHAW co-sponsoring an event with you, please contact us using the form above so we can connect you to the best staff member to partner with.  
  • Consultation: If you or your organization are interested in facilitating an event on your own in our topic areas, but are unsure of best practices, resources, or other program planning logistics, we would be happy to provide guidance and insight on the topic area. 
  • Class Projects: If you are a student seeking information for a class project about our topic areas, please use the request form above. 

Alcohol and Other Drugs

  • AOD 101: Alcohol, Cannabis, and Other Drugs 101 is an interactive presentation that shares information from a non-judgmental, harm reduction standpoint. This presentation allows attendees to share experiences and beliefs and reflect on ways to reduce harm that occurs when using alcohol and other drugs. We cover the amnesty policy and other ways to keep you and your peers safer. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • AOD Bingo: This presentation is in a fun and engaging bingo style (like our famous Condom Bingo), where participants learn about risk reduction related to alcohol, marijuana and other drugs. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • Narcan Education and Distribution: This can be presented as a stand-alone or integrated into another AOD or Recovery Presentation. This workshop will cover how to recognize the signs of overdose, how to help a person, how and when to administer Narcan nasal spray. Participants will learn how to utilize harm reduction strategies and leave with a Narcan kit, which contains 2 doses of Narcan. Time needed: 30 minutes 

Collegiate Recovery Program @ FSU  

  • Addiction and Recovery Overview: This presentation introduces the Collegiate Recovery Program (LIFT) as a new resource on campus for students by reviewing their history and purpose in higher education. It highlights different ways they can get involved with meetings, scholarships, professional development, service-learning, and the general community that values recovery. Students will also have the opportunity for reflection and discussion on the topics of addiction and substance misuse. The presentation concludes with tangible skills to reset the dopamine system and break an addictive pattern. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • Recovery Ally Program: This bystander intervention-type training is specific to substance misuse and encourages students to change the way they think about addiction, alter how they talk about substance misuse, and adapt how they approach recovery. It is an interactive workshop that facilitates reflection and dialogue around identifying addiction and substance misuse within oneself and peer groups. Students gain tangible tools for intervening and connecting with resources to address addiction and substance misuse. Time Needed: 90 minutes
  • You Bet?: Betting is becoming a bigger part of college life, but do you know the real odds? Join us for an interactive program that helps students navigate the world of gambling and sports betting. Through fun activities and real-life scenarios, participants learn how betting can impact finances, relationships, and well-being while gaining practical strategies to make informed choices and support friends who may be struggling. Time Needed: 45 minutes

Nutrition and Body Image

  • Body Kindness: A Self-Compassion Workshop:  In this interactive workshop, we’ll explore body image through the lens of self-compassion. Using guided reflection, small group conversations, and creative exercises, you’ll learn how to challenge negative self-talk, appreciate your body for what it does, and build a more supportive inner dialogue.  Time needed: 60 minutes  
  • Drop-In with the Dietitian Pop-Up: Bring this program to your student organization, residence hall, or department. Our registered dietitians can host on-site drop-in hours at your location, allowing students to stop by for a quick chat about their nutrition questions. Students can receive practical guidance on topics such as balanced eating, meal planning, grocery shopping, hydration, food accessibility, sports nutrition, and more. No individual appointments are required during these drop-in hours, making this a convenient way to connect students with evidence-based nutrition support and campus resources. Time Needed: 1-2 hours
  • The EVERYbody Project: The EVERYbody Project is a nationally recognized, evidence-based initiative designed to help students build resilience, foster body acceptance, and create a healthier campus culture. This isn’t just about improving body image; it’s about developing skills that will benefit you personally and professionally. Time Needed: Two two-hour sessions, one week apart
  • Intro to Nutrition Services: Join this brief overview of nutrition services offered through the UHS and CHAW. This presentation will introduce students to how nutrition can support their health, well-being, and academic success, while providing a few practical nutrition tips that can be implemented right away. Participants will learn about opportunities to meet one-on-one with a Registered Dietitian, work with a trained Nutrition Coach, attend workshops, participate in wellness programs, and access campus nutrition resources. The session will also highlight the wide range of nutrition topics available through these services, share upcoming events, and explain how students can get connected to the support that best fits their needs. Time Needed: 15 minutes
  • Intuitive Eating: This interactive workshop explores the principles of Intuitive Eating and helps participants develop a more balanced, flexible, and sustainable approach to nourishing their body. Through discussion and activities, participants will examine how diet culture, social pressures, and body image expectations can influence eating habits and overall well-being. This workshop will introduce key Intuitive Eating concepts, including honoring hunger, recognizing fullness, and practicing gentle nutrition without rigid food rules. Participants will learn practical strategies for navigating busy schedules, fueling their bodies consistently, and making food choices that support both physical and mental well-being. Attendees will leave with tools to build sustainable eating habits, cultivate greater trust in their bodies, and focus on nourishment rather than perfection. Time Needed: 60 minutes
  • Meal Planning and Grocery Shopping: This interactive workshop provides practical strategies for planning meals, shopping smarter, and preparing foods in ways that fit your schedule, budget, and nutrition goals. Participants will learn how to set themselves up for success before heading to the store, identify convenient and budget-friendly food options, and use grocery store hacks to make healthy choices easier and more affordable. The workshop will also cover how to read and compare nutrition labels, key food safety practices, meal prep and food storage tips, and simple ways to build balanced meals and snacks. Through hands-on activities and real-life examples, attendees will develop a personalized approach to meal planning and grocery shopping that works for their lifestyle. Participants will leave with actionable strategies to reduce food waste, save money, support consistent eating habits, and create a meal planning system that is realistic, flexible, and sustainable. Time Needed: 60 minutes
  • Nutrition Basics: College Edition: Join this interactive workshop to learn the fundamentals of balanced eating and how nutrition can support your energy, focus, academic performance, and overall well-being. Through discussions and hands-on activities, participants will explore what healthy eating really means, how to build balanced meals and snacks using an all-foods-fit approach, and practical ways to incorporate a variety of food groups into everyday eating. Designed specifically for busy college students, this workshop will also cover navigating dining halls and campus food options, access affordable and nutritious foods, and creating realistic eating habits that fit a student's lifestyle. Participants will leave with simple, actionable strategies for building balanced meals, fueling busy schedules, staying hydrated, and making nutrition choices that support their goals without striving for perfection. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • Your Friends Need You: Are you worried that someone you care about has concerning eating behaviors and attitudes towards food and their body? If so, you might be wondering what you can say or do to help. In this presentation we will dispel common misconceptions about eating disorders, discuss some of the potential warning signs of problematic eating, and explore how to support a friend who may be struggling with disordered eating or body dissatisfaction. Time needed: 60 minutes  

Power-Based Personal Violence

  • Green Dot: This inspiring and interactive presentation focuses on what everyone can do in their daily lives to decrease power-based personal violence (including dating violence, sexual violence, and stalking). This presentation can range from 60-90 minutes depending on the group's preference. Time Needed: 60 - 90 minutes 
  • Boundaries+: This interactive presentation will define boundaries, explore different types of boundaries, and practice identifying, setting, resetting, and respecting boundaries. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • You+Me+We: An interactive conversation that focuses on college dating culture, creating healthy relationships, establishing consent, and being there to support a friend. The presentation emphasizes the importance of communication and boundaries in all types of relationships. You are guaranteed to learn something new about yourself and others. Time Needed: 60 minutes 

Sexual Health

  • Hookup Culture: This interactive presentation looks at national, generational, and FSU campus trends on dating, sex, and hookups. We also explore what research tells us about consent, pleasure, and safety during hookups. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • Condom Bingo: This isn’t your grandparents’ bingo or sex ed (or maybe it is!)  but this is a fun and engaging way to learn about safer sex, sexuality and sex history while competing for the glory of being the Condom Bingo Champion. We take a comprehensive approach to sex education that includes sex positivity and evidence-based research. Time Needed: 60 - 90 minutes 
  • Mini Condom Bingo: Our mini condom-bingo focuses on the foundational elements of safer sex practices using a comprehensive, sex-positive and evidence-based approach. Time-Needed: 30 – 60 minutes. 
  • Sex Ed 101: ake it back to the foundations with this Sex Ed 101 presentation. Presented in an interactive lecture style, this presentation covers contraception, sexually transmitted infections and consent. Time Needed: 60 minutes. 

Wellness

  • Facilitated Labyrinth Walk: A facilitated Labyrinth walk offers a structured, reflective experience that supports stress reduction, mindfulness, and personal insight through guided walking meditation. This offering is facilitated at the FSU Labyrinth. Time Needed: 45 - 60 minutes. 
  • Live Well FSU: Between class, work, a social life and everything in-between, how can a college student strive to be well at FSU? It's not as hard as you think! Find out in this health talk. Time Needed: 30 - 60 minutes  
  • Sleep Well: As a college student, there are many factors that may make maintaining a regular sleep schedule difficult, such as living in residence hall, studying for exams, late classes, and socializing. This presentation will give some suggestions on ways you can modify your daily routine to promote better sleep. Time Needed: 60 minutes 
  • Stress Less & Be Well: This presentation will explore the impact of different types of stress, how to recognize it, campus resources, and ways to help manage it. At the end of the presentation, participants will be guided in creating a Stress Management Action Plan to help them manage their stress. Time Needed: 60 minutes