Date on Honors Thesis
Fall 12-1-2021
Major
Public and Community Health
Examining Committee Member
Jessica Naber, PhD, Advisor
Examining Committee Member
Elizabeth Gordon, PhD, Committee Member
Examining Committee Member
Miranda Terry-Sanford, PhD, Committee Member
Abstract/Description
The Blue Zones are five different places around the world where people are proven to live healthier and longer lives. In these places, they all share 9 unique habits that are attributed to helping achieve these healthier lives called the Power Nine. In Calloway County, a barrier survey was conducted by five different Murray State departments to see what stopped the residents from achieving their healthiest lives. Community engagement was found to be an important aspect of the Power Nine and was analyzed to see how it can impact one's health.
Recommended Citation
Shelton, Lindsey and Shelton, Lindsey V., "How Community Engagement and the Power Nine Impact Health" (2021). Honors College Theses. 107.
https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/honorstheses/107