Undergraduate - Clarion University

Clarion University of PennsylvaniaFraternity and Sorority AffairsShawn HokeE-mail address: shoke@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/student/ocl/greeklife.htmlCampus Life provides programs, advisement, andservices for students involved with fraternities and sororities.It is responsible for advising Interfraternity Council, thegoverning body for the three social fraternities, advisingthe Panhellenic Association, the governing body for thefive social sororities, and for providing educational andleadership programs for students involved with theseorganizations.Leadership Development and TrainingShawn HokeE-mail address: shoke@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/student/ocl/leadership.htmlCampus Life provides leadership developmentopportunities and training programs for the entire campus.It is responsible for coordinating the Mary Walter LeadershipDevelopment Series and other leadership and trainingprograms for Clarion University students, staff, faculty,alumni, and the community.University Activities BoardJamie BeroE-mail address: jbero@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/groups-orgs/uab/The University Activities Board (UAB) provides a rangeof programs for Clarion University including Activities Day,Homecoming, and CampusFest. The UAB also providesprograms in the areas of the arts, concerts, lectures, multiculturalprogramming, recreation, union, and specialevents.Minority Student ServicesRogers Laugand, M.A., directorTelephone: 393-2043E-mail address: rlaugand@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/student/mssThe Office of Minority Student Services provides supportfor minority students’ psychological, emotional, and socialadjustment to college life through such initiatives as theBuilding Bridges program, MLK Series, Project S.O.A.R.,and advising RSOs such as the Black Student Union,Leadership Institute, and the Asian Student IntegratedAssociation. The office and our multi-cultural lounge arelocated in the Gemmell Student Complex.Office of Conference and Event ServicesErin Schuetz, coordinator of events and schedulingCarolyn Nick, events schedulerCarl Callenburg, auditoria managerTelephone: 393-2705Fax: 393-2509E-mail address: spacerequest@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/eventsThe Office of Conference and Event Services is responsiblefor scheduling campus event spaces for non-academicevents. The office facilitates and coordinates activities forRSOs and campus administration offices. Student groupsand affiliated departments can reserve space by accessinghttp://schedule.clarion.edu or www.clarion.edu/events.The office is also responsible for coordination of facilitiesand services by external groups, conferences, and camps.Health and Counseling ServicesSusan Bornak, M.S.N.-C.R.N.P., administrativedirectorKeeling Health Services CenterTelephone: 393-2121E-mail address: sbornak@clarion.eduWebsite: www.clarion.edu/healthcenterKeeling Health Center, accredited by the AccreditationAssociation for Ambulatory Health Centers (AAAHC),provides health services and wellness promotion to thestudent community of Clarion University. The health centeris located at the northwest corner of the campus near GivanHall. A highly-credentialed staff, including contractedphysicians, certified registered nurse practitioners, andregistered nurses certified in college health, providespecialized student health services. Operating hours are9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. After hours and emergencyservices are available from a variety of communityproviders.The services of the health center are similar to thoseprovided in a physician’s office. Specific services include:physical examinations, immunizations, allergy injections,medication and prescriptions, pregnancy testing, treatmentof acute and chronic illnesses and injuries, and referral toappropriate community resources. Proper immunizationis highly recommended prior to university entrance.Pennsylvania Senate Bill 955, passed into law on June28, 2002, mandates that all university students living inresidence halls be immunized against meningitis or signan informed declination statement. The American CollegeHealth Association also supports the meningitis vaccine.The health service fee includes an unlimited number ofvisits to the health center. There may be additional chargesfor medications or procedures associated with the visit.Students are strongly encouraged to contact their primaryinsurance carrier to determine the conditions and limitations,if any, on medical treatment away from home.pages i-viiStudent andUniversity Affairs