UT University Health Services

Peer Educators
2016-2017


Brittney Akpunku
Brittney Akpunku

Major: Undeclared
Hometown: Dallas, Texas

"I make sure to burn more calories than I take in, and constantly drink water throughout the day to stay hydrated and many more reasons. I also limit the amount of fast/processed foods I eat, and meal prep with home cooked meals during the semester to avoid temptation with fried foods around campus."


Austin Chang
Austin Chang

Major: Exercise Science
Hometown: Katy, Texas

"To stay healthy, I place a strong focus on physical exercise, improving my diet, eliminating unnecessary stress, and being mindful to my body."


Sazid Choudhury
Sazid Choudhury

Major: Biology
Hometown: Coppell, Texas

"I maintain my health both physically and mentally while living on campus. I encourage my friends around me to also engage in activities beneficial to health and remind them to seek out help when necessary."


Leanne Dalal
Leanne Dalal

Major: Nutrition
Hometown: Katy, Texas

"I stay healthy by being educated on a variety of health topics and incorporating healthy habits into my life- things like staying hydrated, getting enough sleep, eating a well-balanced diet, and being active."


Rachel Felix
Rachel Felix

Major: Biology
Hometown: Katy, Texas

"I became a Healthyhorn so that I can guide my peers towards a healthy lifestyle and ultimately help them make the best of their college experiences."


Monica Gupta
Monica Gupta

Major: Public Health
Hometown: Austin, Texas

"Being healthy means to take care of yourself both physically and mentally by integrating healthy choices in your daily routine. I believe that good health is something that is achieved overtime by consistently incorporating a good diet, adequate rest, and physical exercise in your life."


Aman Hingu
Aman Hingu

Major: Public Health and Civil Engineering
Hometown: Pflugerville, Texas

"Everyday, I make sure to indulge in my share of broccoli stems and a conservative swig of the finest lukewarm water around. In order to stay healthy however, I make sure to incorporate some combination of fruits and/or veggies with each of my meals, ensuring that I am getting a well rounded source of vitamins and minerals."


Tyler James
Tyler James

Major: Psychology
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas

"I am a Healthyhorn because I try to be a source of reliable and useful information as well as a role model for other students on campus in order to promote healthy behaviors and lifestyles in our community."


Meghana Koleti
Meghana Koleti

Major: Biomedical Engineering
Hometown: Cypress, Texas

"I am a Healthyhorn because I prioritize my own health as well as the health and well-being of those around me. I believe in educating and encouraging others to pursue healthy habits to achieve a happy lifestyle."


Shelby Leonardi
Shelby Leonardi

Major: Human Development and Family Sciences
Hometown: Peoria, Illinois

"Being a Healthyhorn means taking care of your body as much as possible while in college. Educating yourself and those around you is important as well as taking actions to improve your health."


Cynthia Moreno
Cynthia Moreno

Major: Chemistry
Hometown: Pasadena, Texas

"Being healthy means to make sure you are not only feeling well and keeping up physically but mentally as well."


Maddie Newton
Maddie Newton

Major: English
Hometown: Sugar Land, Texas

"Being healthy means taking an active role in improving and maintaining your health."


 Vincent Phan
Vincent Phan

Major: Nutrition
Hometown: Dallas, Texas

"I love volleyball and lifting, and find the majority of my free time consumed by scrimmages or weightlifting with friends. These past times give me the opportunity to meet new people, take care of my health, and have a blast."


Maheen Shakil
Maheen Shakil

Major: Human Development and Family Sciences
Hometown: Spring, Texas

"In order to stay healthy, I try to eat healthy meals that I can easily prep and maintain a regular exercise routine. Additionally, I place huge importance on prioritizing sleep and managing stress through various fun and relaxing ways."


Eleanor Shaul
Eleanor Shaul

Major: Neuroscience and Biology
Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas

"To me, being healthy means caring for and nourishing your body so that it can continue helping you do the things you want without impediment."


Nathalie Scherer
Nathalie Scherer

Major: Biology
Hometown: Southlake, Texas

"Even though I am busy during the school year, I always try to make time to exercise and cook healthy meals for myself instead of eating out - after working out and eating good food I feel better about myself and feel more productive with my schoolwork."


Shannon Sullivan
Shannon Sullivan

Major: Nutrition
Hometown: Truckee, California

"To me, being healthy means loving yourself! When you have a positive body image, an optimistic outlook, and a balanced work-life schedule, it shows your physical and mental wellbeing are important to you, and that's what taking an active role in your health is."


Stephanie Villanueva
Stephanie Villanueva

Major: Public Health
Hometown: Cypress, Texas

"Being healthy to me means taking care of one's own body by nourishing it and protecting it from harm."


Jacob Vines
Jacob Vines

Major: Exercise Science
Hometown: Abeline, Texas

"Being healthy involves, physical, mental, and emotional health. Everyone needs to focus on being all around healthy lifestyle. Just focusing on one thing will lead to burn out."


Kimberlee Walters
Kimberlee Walters

Major: Biology
Hometown: Dayton, Texas

"I'm a Healthyhorn because I constantly look for new ways to take better care for myself now that I have more independence and nobody around to remind me to do so."



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