Good nutrition is closely connected with good health—both mental and physical. Positive nutrition knowledge and practice provide the basic elements needed by everyone to feel well and perform well.

Making healthy eating a priority can be difficult along with all the other demands of academics, extracurricular activities, and social life. Sometimes, concerns about food, body image, eating habits and problems can interfere with your life or become overwhelming.

Gannett services and resources

Gannett provides a variety of resources and services to help students who have concerns about nutrition, body image, and eating problems.

• Learn more about:
  • Gannett's integrated approach to eating problems
• Call us at  607 255-5155:
  • to schedule an appointment with a Gannett nutritionist
  • to schedule an appointment with a CAPS counselor
  • to ask questions about the Cornell Healthy Eating Program
• Read up on information about nutrition and eating problems at Cornell and beyond.