Rural scholars survey invitation for Hardin County residents
MEDIA RELEASE__The Raabe College of Pharmacy at Ohio Northern University is excited to share an innovative collaboration underway in Hardin County and welcomes your input.
One of ONU's Rural Undergraduate Health Scholars Program (RUHSP) student groups is partnering with engineering students to develop a new website dedicated to wellness resources for the community. This initiative supports our local Community Health Improvement Plan and is designed to help address chronic disease in Hardin County by improving access to reliable wellness information.
The project is being guided by the Healthy Lifestyles Coalition (HLC), a group of representatives from several health-focused organizations working together to advance community health. The engineering students have played a tremendous role in helping bring this vision to life by designing and developing the website.
As the project moves forward, our rural scholars are also gathering input from community members to help shape the website’s content and functionality, so it best serves the needs of Hardin County residents. The college requests your help by completing the following survey. It will provide important input to help finalize the website:
https://onu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0InOypNDa9isgGa
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