Insofar as demand permits, students are given a choice among the kinds of on-campus accommodations available. 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. The Student Health Service, located in Crest Wellness Center, is open on those days when classes are scheduled to meet. It is staffed by a full range of health-care professionals.
All consultations are confidential.
To assist in evaluating and learning ways of improving healthy personal behaviors, a variety of health education programs and services are available on an individual and group basis. Peer educators offer education outreach programs for residence halls, student groups, and classroom instruction. A large supply of printed material on a variety of health topics is also available for use. Additional information on the Student Health Service is available in the Student Services and Standards Handbook and the Student Health Service Brochure. Medical care not provided by the Student Health Service can be expensive.