The residents of each hall determine, in accordance with the Wisconsin Administrative Code, certain policies and regulations for the governance of their hall. The University has no housing facilities for married students and students with children. We enhance students' potential for intellectual growth and development through strong health education efforts that foster individual responsibility and decision-making skills while developing healthy lifestyles. It is staffed by a full range of health-care professionals. Appointments are required except for emergencies.
All visits are confidential.
Wellness is considered an important part of a student's health. To assist in evaluating and learning ways of improving healthy personal behaviors, a variety of health education programs and services are available. Peer educators offer education outreach programs for residence halls, student groups, and classroom instruction. Additional information on the Student Health Service is available in the Student Services and Standards Handbook and the Student Health Service Brochure. The Children's Center, a nationally accredited and state licensed child development center for the children of students, faculty, and staff, is operated by the University in the Campus School building.