Participants reside, double occupancy, in one of the dormitories reserved for adult education. Each room is air-conditioned and has either a private bath or share a bath suite with one other room. Team leaders coordinate rooming assignments. Participants may also choose to register as a commuter and make their own arrangements to stay off campus in one of the local hotels. Meals served cafeteria style in the student center at center of campus.
Menus offer many healthy choices, including a full salad bar and low fat menu selections.
It is structured around a team approach to health promotion to provide participants with a chance to live and learn wellness. About 40 percent of the conference is structured to encourage personal growth and improved well-being, while the remaining conference activities focus on professional growth and issues related to student health and teaching skills. This year s conference will feature roundtable sessions, how-to workshops from selected schools, and networking opportunities to assist participants in gathering great ideas from other school districts, as well as from health and education organizations. Additional time will be set aside for teams to work on their health promotion action plans. Workshops will fill fast, so it is advised to get to them early to ensure a seat.