Student Health Service Minnesota Law Minnesota law requires that ALL students born after 1956 and taking more than one class per term, provide proof of immunization against measles, rubella, mumps, diphtheria, and tetanus in order to remain enrolled in classes. The Health Service is located in the west wing of Maxwell Library. On site physicians' services provide for the type of preventive and curative needs met in general practice medicine. Most of the service provided during regular office hours is completely covered by the student health fee. There are charges for medications, laboratory tests, and some medical supplies and procedures.
Emergency care is available evenings and weekends at the local hospital.
The cost of this care is the responsibility of the student. A student health insurance plan is available for purchase through the University. Career Planning and Placement Service Career advising and resources to assist in your job search are available to graduate students enrolled at Winona State University. Students With Disabilities Winona State University is committed to making its programs accessible to all qualified students. The Director of International Students is available for information and advice regarding admission of international students, immigration matters, laws, travel, employment, personal concerns, the Friendship Family Program, and other questions of students who are not familiar with the campus, community and American way of life.