The Mobile Health Clinic travels to the Georgia State University Perimeter campuses each month to offer students access to health and wellness services. The #MobileClinicGSU is a hashtag to follow to keep informed of the dates of the mobile health clinic on the Perimeter campuses.
Student Health Promotion coordinates the logistics of the Mobile Health Clinic and also:

Provides services to students – free and confidential HIV and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing is available to students.
Connects students to current programs – each month a health communication campaign is highlighted . #WeGotYouCoveredGSU is a campaign to identify strategies (e.g., barrier methods) to prevent HIV and STI transmission.

Offers student involvement opportunities – students can help promote the mobile clinic by joining the Student Health Promotion Street Team.

The Mobile Health Clinic serves as the educational hub for monthly Healthy State events. Healthy State November: Food Insecurities Awareness. Food insecurity means limited or uncertain availability of nutritional adequate and safe foods or limited or uncertain ability to acquire acceptable foods in socially acceptable ways.
Many students experience challenges with food insecurity and access. Panther's Pantry provides Georgia State students, faculty, and staff with food & hygiene items, locally grown organic produce, and prepared meals to support our GSU community's short-term needs.
Throughout November Panther's Pantry will providing information on available resources for the Georgia State community. All month long, students will be able to register for the pantry's new software PantrySoft aimed to improve the pantry experience. #HealthyStateGSU