Student Health Clinic A clinic for health services is available on campus. First Aid, Sick Care and Well Care are provided by provided by licensed physicians and registered nursing staff. For serious conditions, referrals are provided to nearby hospital facilities. Students are seen by the physicians on an appointment basis. Nurses are available daily, year-round.
All services provided for students are strictly confidential.
The University is also committed to the principles of affirmative action and acts in accordance with state and federal laws. Although the ultimate responsibility for maintaining a viable and effective affirmative action program rests with the President of the University, the key role in its execution is delegated to the Director, Affirmative Action, who periodically reviews the program, discusses grievances and charges of discrimination, if any, and makes recommendations toward the program's effectiveness. An Affirmative Action Committee serves in an advisory capacity. The University uses all normal means of communication to make known its policies of affirmative action and equal opportunity employment. Disability Services Located within the Office of Affirmative Action provides students, faculty, and staff with assistance and information regarding accommodations for people with disabilities.