NEWS The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 14, 2004 - 7 DISORDER Continued from page 1 have done a 360-degree turnaround since getting on the (message) board." "One can read these posts and see how far they've come," she added. For example, one woman joined the site in May and began reading the posts. The woman only recently began posting messages, saying she finally told her husband about her eating disorder. The website is moderated 24 hours a day to ensure that the posting board is safe from Internet stalkers and posts using words that might trigger a relapse into past behavior. A member can also chat with two moderators about his or her concerns, and a modera- tor might individually e-mail a member if necessary. In addition, Clowney said next semester S.P.E.A.K. hopes to do more activism and work with Counseling and Psychological Services and University Health Services on campus. 'There needs to be a professional in a peer sup- port group. ... A student support group doesn't have enough resources." Eating disorders and eating issues are common at the University. According to the CAPS website, "three out of four college women struggle with some type of disordered eating behavior or thought patterns." Men also run a risk of developing an eat- ing disorder, especially due to portrayals of men in the media. Victoria Hays, the associate director of CAPS, said that one out of ten people with eating disorders are men. The University works to treat eating disorders throughout the community, Hays said. When treat- ing a patient, a counselor at CAPS who specializes in eating disorders, a clinician and the nutritionist a UHS r work together. "Three out "The best treatment for colg eating disorders is a multi- Cw disciplinary treatment team struggle w to address the psychological, nutritional and physical aspects type of di of eating disorders," Hays said. Marilyn Nakamoto, regis- eating bet tered dietitian at the Nutrition t Clinic, explained that she talks thought p with patients about healthy eat- ing, such as eating all foods in moderation. Nakamoto makes healthy meal plans with patients and helps them understand that some foods are safe to eat. There are several other organizations on cam- pus that provide support and education. The Coali- tion for Action Regarding Eating and Body Image Issues is another group aiming to promote aware- ness about eating issues on campus. "The great thing about CARE is how many dif- I .S h; a -1 ferent groups around campus are represented," said Ruth Blackburn, the nutritionist specialist for Resi- dential Dining Services. The members, include the athletic department, the Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans- gender Affairs, Office of Greek Life, Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs, Housing and the Center for the Education of four of Women. She said the idea is for each group to educate men among their members. ith some CARE's educational work culminates with Love Every ordered Body Week, a project on cam- pus featuring workshops, free avior or giveaways and guest speak- ,, ers. Running Feb. 15 to 18, tterns. the eating disorder awareness week "highlights issues and CAPS website educates people about the community resources," said Aliyah Masudi, program assis- tant at Health Promotion and Community Services at UHS. As a campus resource for eating disorders and body image issues, Masudi presents education- al programs in the University community, such as in residence halls and the Greek system. Health educators at Health Promotion and Com- munity Services also formed Peers Utilizing Lead- ership Skills for Education, a group of students in residence halls who are trained about health issues and where to refer their peers. According to the PULSE manual, the goal of the group is "to pro- mote wellness among residence hall students and to help students achieve balance with their physi- cal, mental, emotional and spiritual health." Because people such as dining services staff and resident advisors interact with students, University Housing is also involved in educating students about eating disorders. Housing staff meets with UHS and CAPS staff to learn how to look for signs of eating disorders, and RAs try to get to know everyone as well as they can in case any issues arise. Greg Merritt, assistant director of Residence Education, explained that if an RA learned that people in a hall were talk- ing about dieting, then Housing could arrange for a speaker from UHS to talk to them. Although many people at the University are working hard to spread awareness about eating dis- orders, they are still a serious and prevalent prob- lem that can result in death. But for survivors like Clowney, program suc- cess is measured one person at a time, which is why she reaches out to as many people as possible. She said she once gave a seminar at a local middle school, and three girls wanted to talk to her afterward. Having struggled with an eating disorder since the age of nine, Clowney said, "It's hard to see a little 12-year-old girl walking down the same path you took." HAZING Continued from page 1 to be for individuals," he said. Both Elkin and Eklund said they hope the investigation can be resolved through the informal process. Elkin described the informal process as one in which all sides come to a joint resolution, "where- by the groups that we're working with would agree on the approach that we're going to take." Eklund said under this system, parties would admit responsibil- ity for hazing actions and agree to certain repercussions. Should the group fail to reach an infor- mal agreement, formal hearings will be required to establish culpability. Police have said no criminal charges will be filed under last year's anti-haz- ing law, which requires physical harm to result from hazing activities before charges can be pressed. Elkin said the difference between the OSCR process and the Michigan law is that the University policy is broader and considers psychological and emotional damages such as humil- iation and stress, rather than focusing strictly on physical injury. the michigan daily CORNER HOUSE APARTMENTS! Now leasing for Fall 2005. Beautiful 2 & 3 bdrm. apts. located on the corner of Washington & State St A must see! Call 741-9300. www.annarborapartments.net COZY 1 BDRM. duplex in Burns Park, fire- place, hardwood firs., ]dry., off street prkg. Avail. Jan. $700/mo. Call 663-5026. EFFICIENCIES, 1, 2, and 3 bdrm. apts. Call Michigan Realty, 734-662-5500. GREAT LOCATION CLOSE TO BUSINESS SCHOOL! 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