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Mental Health Issues in College Students Stemming from Family Issues in Immigrant Households
No full textThe children of immigrants may hold mental stress and signs of depression due to the unique difficulties that immigrants have. The family conflicts include how there is a cultural gap in most immigrant households and that causes more conflict between the parent and child due to differences in values
A Study of a Collaborative Task Management Application Built on React Native using the BASIC UX Framework
Get PDFMany times it can be difficult to accomplish all this is proposed in a meeting. This project aimed to build a simple planner application using React Native that allows groups of people to collaborate and stay organized. The application was built using the BASIC Framework as a guide, and featured a collaboration feature that enabled users to share tasks, projects, and communicate with one another in order to stay coordinated and productive. The user interface was designed for easy use, allowing for quick and efficient task management within a group. The goal of the application was to provide a useful and practical tool for groups to stay on top of their tasks and goals, and to streamline communication and coordination among team members. The project aimed to make the management of group tasks simpler and more efficient, and differentiate from other planner app by its simplicity and collaboration feature. Additionally, the application was also tested by users to be able to get the best feedback for a user-friendly application
The Influence of Lifestyle Health Practices on Mental Well-Being among SDA College Students
Get PDFRates of depression and anxiety among college students tripled over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. To reduce these rates, it is important to increase understanding of how lifestyle health practices affect mental well-being. This presentation covers the rationale, methodology, and results of a mixed methods study designed to answer the following question: What is the relationship between healthy lifestyle practices and depression and anxiety among Seventh-day Adventist college students? Data will be collected via a survey and in-depth interviews from a convenience sample of students at Southern Adventist University. Finally, the study discusses implications for practice or policy change
Our Faithful Friend
Get PDF“Seeing their faith, Jesus said to the paralyzed man, ‘Take heart, my son! Your sins are forgiven,” Matthew 9:1-2, NLT.
Jesus: Our Faithful Frien
Southern Adventist University Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2023
Get PDFSouthern Adventist University\u27s undergraduate catalog for the academic year 2022-2023.https://knowledge.e.southern.edu/undergrad_catalog/1121/thumbnail.jp
Connecting Students to the Archive
No full textConnecting students to the archive can be a difficult task for librarians and archivists. A variety of methods can be used to connect students to the archive such as tours, displays, research coaching, and more. Archival resources can be vital to students\u27 research, historical and otherwise. Utilizing these methods can help students be more aware of these resources and more easily access them
Ach, Herr, bemühe dich nicht; ich bin nicht wert, dass du unter mein Dach gehst; darum habe ich auch mich selbst nicht für würdig geachtet, zu dir zu kommen; sondern sprich ein Wort, so wird mein Knecht gesund. (German SDA Devotional, May 17, 2023).
No full textProviding Vulnerable Communities a Recipe for the Abundant Life
No full textBackground:
There is a great need to provide healthy lifestyle education to vulnerable and impoverished populations. Food deserts are very prevalent and there are health programs that can be implemented to help empower people to join in the recipe for an abundant life. Connecting with individuals and families to empower them to make healthy lifestyle choices can have lasting effects physically and spiritually. Joy Kauffman wanted to provide help and education to vulnerable people and created an nonprofit organization, FARM STEW, which stands for Farming, Attitude, Rest, Meals, Sanitation, Temperance, Enterprise, and Water, to provide a recipe for an abundant life. Over the years, Joy and her team at FARM STEW, have created a Certified Home program which will have the following elements: a garden with at least three different vegetables growing in it; all children in the household between six months and five years of age have a normal mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) score; a rubbish pit and a rubbish-free domestic environment; a latrine that the family uses and keeps clean; and a handwashing station (tippy tap) with water and soap or ash (Kauffman, 2015). Homes and communities with water and sanitation have been found to be beneficial (Wolf et al., 2018; Weststate, 2019). Fresh vegetables can be grown most anywhere (Bartholomew, 2018; Saha, 2017). This study explored sanitation and nutritional practices of vulnerable communities in South Sudan.
Methods:
This quantitative study utilized a retrospective review of data previously collected via an online platform asking questions about families in impoverished communities in South Sudan. Adults 18 years or older who lived in food deserts or experienced poor nutrition were asked to share their perspectives and experiences. Descriptive statistics were conducted.
Results:
When asked about water / sanitation, 855 of the FARM STEW Certified Homes in South Sudan have a Tippy tap (sink) with soap and water. When asked if their home had a garden with three different kinds of vegetables, 1400 (100%) homes did meet the criteria. When asked about enterprise, there were 16 groups which comprised 439 members who participated in the savings club or VSLA. Those members had collectively saved a total of 10, 857, 500 South Sudanese pounds or $27, 143.75 USD.
Implications:
There are tangible benefits to this program in that 855 homes have benefited from water/ sanitation. There are 1,400 homes that now have a kitchen garden with 3 vegetables. There are 439 people who now have Financial benefits of earning and saving money. These healthy lifestyle choices can have a ripple effect from the Certified Homes and onto their communities. If we give a person a fish, we’ve fed them one meal, but if we teach them how to fish we can feed them for a lifetime. If we can empower people to improve their physical environment, then we can eventually invite them into a lasting loving relationship with our Lord and Savior to meet their Spiritual needs
The Power of Praise
Get PDFI will sing to the LORD as long as I live; I will sing praise to my God while I have my being. (Psalm 104:33)
You can experience great strength through song
School of Nursing Newsletter Summer 2023
Get PDFThe Summer 2023 issue of the newsletter features information on the Fall 2022 NCLEX pass rate, the Costa Rica mission trip, and Miller Hall information.https://knowledge.e.southern.edu/nursingnewsletter/1013/thumbnail.jp