Caught in the Act is now underway. Twenty-two employees have been nominated from Missouri S&T for practicing Random Acts of Wellness. The winner from Week 2 is Sujeong Kim, who was nominated by Melissa Hill. Sujeong will receive a yoga ball, which can be used as a piece of ergonomic equipment.

The campus creative arts magazine, Southwinds, has extended its deadline for all submissions for the 2016 issue to Sunday, Feb. 14. Dare to share your original poems, stories, artwork and photographs and submit them at the Southwinds website, southwinds.mst.edu or by emailing them to swinds@mst.edu. Copies of Southwinds 2015 are available in the English and technical communication department and in the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. For questions about submission, contact Southwinds president Korynne Hendges, or the club’s faculty advisor, Dr. Anne Cotterill.

Curtis Laws Wilson Library will hold a book sale 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 11, in the lobby of the library. Paperbacks will be $0.50 and soft covers will be $1, hard covers will be $2. The library will also sell folio maps for $4. Come in and check out hundreds of items at unbeatable prices. This sale will be held at 400 W. 14th Street. You cannot park right at the building, so be prepared to park on city street parking spaces and walk to the building.

As a service to the Missouri S&T community, an online subscription to Student Health 101 is provided to Missouri S&T students and their families. Student Health 101 is a monthly health and wellness magazine just for students and their families. Each issue contains information that will help students make better decisions and can help you gain a better understanding of the health and wellness challenges that face today’s students.