The health fee is included in student fees and entitles any currently enrolled student taking six or more credit hours to unlimited office visits and consultations. If a student is taking less than six credit hours, they may receive health services upon payment of the health fee. In addition, the CCenter provides counseling regarding substance abuse, eating disorders, and trauma issues. Individual and group sessions are available to enrolled students, including graduate students. Additionally, the clinical staff is available for consultation with family, staff, faculty and administrators regarding mental health issues.
Clinical staff is also very active in training and programming on campus and in the community.
Campus Recreation Programs Campus Recreation Programs organizes and administers a variety of recreational services that are either structured or self-directed and enhance the overall wellness of the University Community. The primary goal of the program is to provide for quality recreational experiences within the university environment and direct this toward the individual's physical, cognitive and social life, thus enhancing the educational experience. This goal is accomplished by offering a wide variety of recreational activities, conducting educational workshops and providing professional training for student employees and our clientele. Our University Community consists of all students, faculty and staff. Facilities and program involvement is voluntary but our sevices are available to all students, faculty and staff members of the University.