The counselor and student may also decide together that referral to a support group or more intensive level of treatment in the community would be the best option. The University Health and Counseling Services Advisory Council welcomes students to join a group of faculty and staff to advise UHCS on issues concerning current and future policy, programs and services provided by Health Services and Counseling Services. The students can serve as a liaison between the Health and Counseling Services and the student body. Serving on the Council is a way to learn about college health issues and develop leadership skills. For information, call Jane Young at 780-4211.
Small classes ensure intimate dining.
Side orders of food for thought are obtainable from faculty members usually found mingling with students in the lounge or reading rooms. Contact the Honors Director for details. Honor societies provide members with more insight into disciplines than can be gained through classroom experience alone. Most groups have a GPA requirement and are by invitation only. Look into the honor society in your major for more information.