MCC Daily Tribune
March is National Nutrition Month!
Health Services knows it can be challenging to develop and maintain healthy eating habits during the semester when you have so many priorities.
Healthy eating can support with the following positive health outcomes, and many more:
- lowers the risk of heart disease, Type 2 Diabetes, and some cancers
- helps digestive system function
- may help you live longer
(Information courtesy of Centers for Disease Control)
Eating well with time constraints and on a budget can be tough, check out these resources for support and ideas:
If you are experiencing food insecurity DWIGHT is here to help. DWIGHT is a campus food pantry initiative developed to support the College Community. Take a look at the website!
Please consider sharing these resources with our students!
Caroline Miller-Thomas
Counseling Center, Disability Services and Health Services
03/23/2023