Research and Grants
Data-driven, theory-based research and practice in health promotion forms the foundation from which Prevention and Wellness Services (PWS) has developed successful applications for external funding. PWS regularly collects scientific data on overall student health status, alcohol and drug use, and men's and women's attitudes towards violence. Since 1991, PWS has received over $4 million in grant funding.
Funding Sources 1991-2005
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Ending Violence Against Women Project - U.S. Department of Justice
Campus
Community Coalition -
DASA/OJJDP and NIAAA
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Healthy
for What? From Personal Health into Social Action
(pdf file)
Powerpoint Presentation given by Patricia Fabiano to
the American College Health Association National Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada,
May 30th, 2001.
American
College Health Association's National College Health Assessment Data
(pdf file)
Western Washington
University. Conducted: Spring 2000 by Prevention and Wellness Services
NCHA Violence Insert--2002 (pdf file)
Violence
Data Spring 2000 - National College Health Assessment Data
(pdf file)
Focus
Group with Students of Color (pdf
file)
Assessing the Needs of Students of Color at Western Washington
University
A
Collaborative Project of the Ethnic Student Center, Multicultural Services
Center, Office of Institutional Assessment and Testing, Office of the
Provost for Diversity, Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs/Academic
Support Services, and Prevention and Wellness Services.
Funded by The Diversity Fund; Fall, 1995
Building
Community with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transsexual Students (pdf
file)
Building Connections and Community with Gay, Lesbian, and
Bisexual Students on a Rural University Campus for Effective Sexual Health
Promotion
A
Project at Western Washington University funded by the American College
Health Association
Through a Cooperative Agreement with the US Center for Disease Control;
Final Report, July, 1992
Focus
Group Project with Local Hospitality Establishments (pdf
file)
Defining
Shared Responsibility: Conversations with Whatcom County Bar and Tavern
Owners
A
Collaborative Project of the Hospitality Resource Alliance, STAR Task
Force, and Western Washington University's Prevention and Wellness Services;
Spring, 1997; Bellingham, WA
Focus Report: Longitudinal Findings From the 1999 Lifestyles Survey September 2000 (pdf file)
Focus
Report: The Relationship Between Alcohol Consumption and Academic Performance.
Findings From the 1999 Lifestyles Survey
October 1999