‘Healthy University’ offers a varied hands-on programme on 24 and 25 June

For the twelfth time, everything will revolve around the health of Paderborn University staff and students on 24 and 25 June from 9.30 am to 3 pm. Interested members of the public are also invited to take part in the varied programme under the motto ‘Join in - try it out - find out more’. The programme - which also includes various health tests - is free of charge. Registration is not required. All details can be found on the Healthy University website.

Sandra Bischof, Coordinator for Health Management at Paderborn University, has organised the tried and tested event and is looking forward to the varied programme of activities: "We have taken up some new topics this year in response to the increasing demand in the area of health promotion. The Health Days showcase the variety of services we already offer at our university and provide new impetus for staff and students to actively engage with this important topic."

The list of offers makes you want to visit: hearing test, smoothie bar, brain food, back check, muesli bar, eye test, cardioscan, blood sugar measurement, mental health, agility board, yoga, active breaks, meditation, quiz wheel and eSports. ‘Anyone who doesn't know what to do with some of the topics mentioned should be surprised,’ Bischof encourages visitors.

Simone Probst, Vice President for Business and Human Resources Management, is also delighted with the varied programme: "Once again, we are showing that health topics can be communicated in different ways. I hope that as many interested people as possible will take advantage of the numerous offers."

Diana Riedel, Head of Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Protection, emphasises that the University Health Days are always a lively event on campus: “The “Healthy University” event shows that we take the future topic of health very seriously. We are focussing equally on employees and students. And both target groups benefit from each other, as the variety of topics is cross-generational.”

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