It is a student-run resource center on a variety of critical health issues like alcohol, drugs, sexuality, wellness, nutrition, etc. The F.I.S.H. Bowl can help student with academic research, personal growth, bulletin board ideas, educational programs, and it can help student in need of referral information. This resource center has materials like books and videos to loan and many free give-away materials like posters and pamphlets. The F.I.S.H. Bowl is funded by the Student Health Center. Experience in peer counseling, student leadership, substance abuse prevention, and health education is preferred but not required.
Work shifts are flexible but the lunch and dinner hours are encouraged.
Volunteers help student find appropriate materials, check those materials in and out, suggest referrals on campus and agencies off campus, plus they keep confidential all private inquiries. Volunteers received training, work with veteran FISH Bowlers then work solo for at least four hours per month. The Heritage Humane Society is committed to the highest principles of humane care and professional treatment for all injured, ill, stray, or unwanted animals. We provide for their safety and comfort, alleviate their suffering, strive to place them into homes that will provide a quality lifetime commitment, discourage all forms of animal cruelty, educate the public, and foster humane behavior towards animals while establishing a mutually positive relationship with the community. Volunteers will attend extensive training to prepare them for work in the care and feeding of the animals.