Study of health needs and current health problems for the individual and community designed to foster understanding of attitudes and skills needed to make choices leading to increased quality and quantity of life. Due to the physical, psychological, and relational benefits that may result from this course, students are urged to enroll in their first year. (Offered Fall and Spring) This class is accompanied by a one credit Wellness Activity Course (ESS 1041, ESS 1101, ESS1131, ESS1211, ESS1251, ESS1301, ESS1361, ESS1571, ESS1571, ESS1581, ESS1591) Note prerequisites on the ESS courses.