Skin Cancer Institute–Project SASS

Skin Cancer Institute–Project Students Are Sun Safe (SASS)

Students are Sun Safe graphic.

Sun safety messages for middle and high school students.

What is it? 

Project SASS is an interactive sun safety PowerPoint presentation with music, animations, and video clips followed by educational, hands-on activities. It is designed to fit into a 55 minute class period.

Who teaches it? 

University of Arizona students in the health professions are trained as peer educators to teach Project SASS to middle school and high school students.

Why is it important? 

Arizona has a high rate of skin cancer. Project SASS teaches students how to be sun safe and stay skin cancer free.

 

Contact Dylan Miller, PhD, communication engagement program coordinator at dylanmiller@email.arizona.edu or 1-888-724-2749 for more information.

As a health education program provided through the University of Arizona Skin Cancer Institute, our peer educators aim to teach middle school and high school students sun safety and skin cancer prevention.

Students learn about sun safety from a person holding a poster.

 

SASS teachers give a lesson in a class.
SASS students work at an information table at an indoor event.

Be an ACE at having healthy skin

Sunscreen101

About skin cancer

Keep an eye on your skin

UV Index info

 

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