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Outpatient services include first aid and
care for minor health problems. Whenever
necessary, students will be referred to a
local physician. Upon the physician's
recommendation, a student will be admitted
as an inpatient to either the Health Center or
to a nearby hospital. Students who do not
live in college dormitories will be charged
$3.00 per day for inpatient care in the Health
Center.
VETERAN AFFAIRS
The principal service center for veterans and
eligible dependents is provided by the Office
of Veteran Affairs. The office is established
to advise veterans of the many services
available to them, such as tutorial
assistance programs, guidance, referrals,
VA work-study positions, financial aid, and
other benefits to which they may be entitled.
It is important that all veterans acquaint
themselves with this office so that it can
accommodate the needs of the student
veteran.
HOUSING
Housing facilities at the College include
dormitories, townhouses. and apartments.
The students share double rooms, common
lounges and bath facilities in the dormitories.
The townhouses consist of four-person,
two level living accommodations. On the first
level, there is a living room and kitchen;
above are bedrooms and a bath.
Upperclass students live in the
apartments and townhouses; freshmen will
not usually be allowed to reside in these
apartments or townhouses. All students,
with the exception of those who reside with
relatives, are required to live in college
housing as long as accommodations are
available If they are not, students are
granted temporary permission to live off
campus. When space becomes available,
students may be recalled to campus. Such
recalls will be based on senior standing on a
lottery basis: (1) freshmen, (2) sophomores,
(3) juniors, and (4) seniors. Long-term
commitments for off-campus housing are
not advised.
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All freshmen students and individuals
who reside in the dormitories are required to
take meals in the campus dining hall.
Exceptions to this policy are made only
under unusual circumstances. Questions on
this matter should be directed to the Dean of
Administration.
Any questions relating to the residence
program should be directed to the Director
of Housing or the Dean of Student Affairs.
RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
Adjusting to college living is not always an
easy experience. Realizing this, the College
has staffed its living centers with Resident
Assistants. They are upperclass students
who are selected and trained to be of
assistance to resident students. Their
responsibility is to promote the well-being of
students by providing a positive living
experience. They do this by advising,
counseling, referrals, and assisting in any
other way they may help students. Students
are encouraged to acquaint themselves with
their Resident Assistant and to ask them any
questions they may have.
Questions concerning campus
residences should be directed to the
Director of Housing or the Dean of Student
Affairs.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
• Student programs from Bach to Rock
• Fraternities and sororities
• Special interest clubs
• Religious o r g a n izations
• Humanities series
• Film series
• Video series
• Arts and crafts
• Entertainment Series
• Student Life Center, housing a Hobby
Shop, Video Beam Lounge, Health Spa,
Theatre, Game Room, and a Commuter
Lounge (The Roost)
• Health Series