Health Workers are student volunteers who live in the halls, and are trained in health education, medical self-care, health resource referral and peer counseling. Health workers can assist and advise you in obtaining health information, making an appointment with the University Health Service, working through emotional concerns, issues, making changes in your lifestyle, and treating minor medical problems. If you are interested in becoming a Health Worker, contact the Health Promotion Office, University Health Services, at 642-7202. If you want to develop your leadership skills, build confidence in your ability to lead, meet other new students, and gain a competitive edge at CAL, this program is for you. Seminars are held weekly.
Enrollment is limited.
See your hall staff for an application or contact the Associate Director for New Student Services at 643-2601 for more information. Hall Associations are the student government systems in each residential building. They organize many of the activities which include films, dances, coffee hours, finals study breaks, excursions to local points of interest, intramural sports teams, and cookouts. You are encouraged to attend weekly meetings and work through your elected officers to share ideas and to get involved. RHA consists of representatives from each residential area and acts as an advocate for student issues.