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Now you’re part of the system
With one 20-minute visit to the EMU Ballroom to pay
your tuition, you ve managed to sign away your meager
summer earnings, act end your indebtedness tor 18 more
years, and at the same time, become a card-carrying
member of the Associated Students of the University of
Oregon (ASUO).
Whether your ASUO membership is greeted with
cheers or yawns, the following is an overview of the
organization:
Central to the ASUO is a three-pronged governmen
tal structure; the executive, the Incidental Fee Committee
(IFC), and the Student University Affairs Board (SUAB).
These three groups provide the organization, the struc
ture and the initiative for all of the activities sponsored by
the ASUO.
The executive branch is composed of the AS LX)
president, who is voted into office in spring term elections,
one or two vice-presidents (there are two this year), and
appointed staff members. The executive staff serves for
12 months.
The IFC is currently a seven-member board with
members elected during the fall for one-year terms
The SUAB is an 18-member body with members
serving two-year terms. Each spring, elections are held
for half of the SUAB in order to stagger membership
Acting as a mediator between the three branches is
the ASUO Constitution Committee The five member
committee interprets and clarities the ASUO constitution
and settles disputes involving the power balance among
the three bodies Constitution Committee members are
appointed by the ASUO president and serve until gradua
tion or resignation
Radiating from these three major bodies is a network
of student programs and activities Some 50 agencies
groups and organizations — representing a spectrum of
student interests — are funded by the ASUO. and offer
each student a year of potential entertainment, involve
ment and fulfillment
Consider yourself associated
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
13th and Agate
ESTABLISHED AND MAINTAINED TO PROVIDE OPTIMUM HEALTP
FOR ALL STUDENTS
EMERGENCIES will be attended to at any time. If you sustain
injury or suffer sudden illness requiring immediate attention, report to the Health
Center immediately or call ©(tension 3333.
EMERGENCY PHONE APPOINTMENT PHONE
EXT. 3333 686-4441
1. General medical attention and treatment including clinical gynecology & family
planning counseling.
2. Minor surgery (major surgery and other procedures requiring general anes
thesia and specialist s services are referred to private physicians)
3. Care of simple fractures
4. 15 days free hospitalization during one academic year
5. Routine laboratory procedures, including diagnostic X-ray
6. A licensed clinical laboratory
7. The services of a physical therapist
8. A pharmacy and counseling services by staff psychiatrists
10. Immunization clinics for treatment, as indicated
11. Premarital examinations
ROUTINE APPOlNTMENTSw.th ne staff physician of
your choice may be made in person or by telephone — 686-4441 Clinic hours are
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m daily Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a m. to 11:30 a m.
Saturdays. No appointment is necessary on Saturday mornings
THE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER IS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY DURING
ALL REGULAR SCHOOL TERMS WITH A DOCTOR ON CALL FOR
EMERGENCY CASES. THE EMERGENCY ENTRANCE IS ON THE
WEST SIDE OF THE BUILDING (BEECH STREET ENTRANCE).
EMERGENCY CALLS ARE MADE TO ALL CAMPUS HOUSING AND
UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS WHEN NECESSARY.
THE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER IS SELF SUPPORTED, FINANCED
BY STUDENT FEES AND MINIMUM CHARGES FOR LABORATORY,
X-RAY, MEDICATIONS, IMMUNIZATIONS AND SPECIAL SERVICES.
ALL EXPENSES OF OR CONNECTED WITH CONSULTATIONS, SUR
GICAL OPERATIONS OR SPECIAL PROCEDURES MUST BE BORNE
BY THE STUDENT. THE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER WILL NOT PAY
OR BE RESPONSIBLE FOR BILLS FROM PRIVATE PHYSICIANS,
HOSPITALS, LABORATORIES. ETC.
YOUR HEALTH CENTER CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH GENERAL MEDICAL CARE. HOWEVER IT
IS STRONGLY URGED THAT YOU AVAIL YOURSELF OF STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE
AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION THROUGH THE ASUO TO COVER UNEXPECTED AND
UNPREDICTABLE EMERGENCY SITUATIONS.