• A projected 16,935 students were screened at NEDSP campus events
• 14.5% of screenings were recommended for follow-up services

• 15,829 student screenings were completed through the NEDSP online screening program to date
• 62% of the screenings completed online during NEDAW were found positive for symptoms consistent with an eating disorder
• 96% of those screenings found positive were not in treatment at the time of screening,
• 34% of those found positive planned to seek further help/evaluation
  (an increase from 2006)

This year we chose to promote positive body image .. because poor body image often precedes eating disorders and because a larger population of students struggle with negative body image than disordered eating behaviors. The title “Celebrate Your Body Day” was also chosen in an effort to attract and include more male students in this screening event…CAPS staff members agreed that significantly more male students (perhaps around 40% of the total) participated in the body image activity this year!
– Indiana University

We LOVE your program and materials. We’re sending the info on the Female Athlete Triad, the Anorexia and Bulimia Primer and the exercise brochure to our women’s sports coaches as outreach. Great materials!
– Milwaukee School of Engineering

• McMurry University (Abilene, TX)
• Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH)
• University of the Pacific (Stockton, CA)
• University of Northern Colorado (Greeley, CO)
• Sullivan University (Louisville, KY)
• Villa Julie College (Stevenson, MD)
• Milwaukee School of Engineering (Milwaukee, WI)
• University of Miami Counseling Center (Miami, FL)
• Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, CT)
• Indiana University Counseling and Psychological Services ( Bloomington, IN )
• Charleston Southern University, Dearborn (Charleston, SC)