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• Family planning, including the state-sponsored FamilyPACT program• Pap smears• Immunizations• TB testing• HIV testing• STD screening and treatment• Pregnancy testing• Smoking cessation• Mental health (in conjunction with PersonalCounseling Services)• Health education programsAppointments are strongly encouraged whenever possible.Walk-ins are accepted if the schedule allows, however priorityis given to previously scheduled appointments. Every attemptis made to provide same-day service to students with acuteillnesses or urgent concerns.Community Medical ClinicsWhen the SH&CC is closed or a student is unable to get tocampus, basic health care services are available at no cost atany of the nine Ventura County Medical Clinics listed onlineat http://www.csuci.edu/studenthealth/health-services.htm.Students must present their student identification card to be seen.Student Health InsuranceStudents are strongly encouraged to have health insurancethat covers services beyond the scope of what Student HealthServices provides. Information on low cost insurance policiesdesigned especially for students may be obtained from StudentLife, the Student Health & Counseling Center, or the websitewww.csuhealthlink.com.Immunization RequirementsEntering CSU students are required to present proof of thefollowing immunizations to the CSU campus that they will beattending before the beginning of their first term of enrollment(these are not admission requirements, but shall be required ofstudents as conditions of enrollment in the CSU):Measles and RubellaAll new and readmitted students born after January 1, 1957must provide proof of immunization against measles and rubellaprior to enrollment. Submit medical documentation to StudentHealth Services to verify both vaccinations were received sinceage one or obtain the vaccination at an additional chargethrough the SH&CC.Hepatitis BAll new students who will be 18 years of age or younger atthe start of their first term at a CSU campus must provide proofof full immunization against Hepatitis B before enrolling. Fullimmunization against Hepatitis B consists of three timed dosesof vaccine over a minimum of four to six months. If you needfurther details or have special circumstances, please consultStudent Health Services at (805) 437-8828.MeningococcusMeningococcal vaccine is not required; however, eachincoming student who will reside in on-campus housing willbe required to return a form to the Housing & ResidentialEducation (H&RE) office verifying that he or she has receivedinformation about meningococcal disease and the availabilityof a vaccine to prevent one from contracting it. Each studentmust also indicate on the form whether he or she has chosen toreceive the vaccination or not. This form is available at the HREoffice, SH&CC or online through the CI website. Student HealthServices provides the meningococcal vaccine for an additionalfee.**Students enrolled in a California public middle school or highschool after July 1, 1999 will have satisfied this requirement.Student Leadership ProgramsStudent Engagement and Applied Leadership CenterStudent Union, Room 2037(805) 437-3356Fax: (805) 437-3529http://www.csuci.edu/studentleadershipBased on the premise that leadership is a process wherebyindividuals can learn and develop leadership skills, StudentLeadership Programs (SLP) provides programs and servicesto develop students to serve as ethical, responsive andskilled leaders in our multicultural society. SLP includesthree programmatic elements: the SEAL Center, Clubs andOrganizations, and the Leadership Certificate Program (currentlyunder development).Student Engagement and Applied Leadership(SEAL) CenterThe SEAL Center is staffed by experienced student leaders andis a location for aspiring and current student leaders to gaininformation about leadership opportunities and trainings oncampus. Various resources for clubs and organizations are alsoavailable in the SEAL Center.Leadership Certification ProgramSLP is currently in the process of developing a multi-phaseleadership program that will provide opportunities for studentsto develop to their fullest leadership potential. Although thesecond and third levels are still under development, the firstlevel of the leadership certificate program is the Back to BasicsLeadership Retreat and is designed to teach aspiring and currentstudent leaders the significance of “going back to the basics” tounderstand self, leadership, team, professionalism, self-discipline,and etiquette.Clubs and OrganizationsClubs and organizations must design and implement programs,events and activities which support and enrich the goals of CI’seducational mission. Involvement in clubs/organizations presentsstudents with the opportunity to broaden their learning, obtainleadership and interpersonal skills, and develop a commitmentto service. Student participation in clubs/organizationsattracts new students to our campus and integrates them intoour CI culture and traditions. Student clubs/organizationsstrengthen campus-community relations, improve inter-institutionalcommunications, and facilitate students’ acquisition of skills.Student Affairs2011 – 2012www.csuci.edu • California State University Channel Islands • 2011 - 2012 Catalog51