Health
questions
answered
Editor's Note: Three
graduate students in health
education who work at the
University Student Health
Center will answer your
medical questions every
other Wednesday in the
Emerald.
If you have a question
you'd like answered con
cerning you or your family's
medical problems, just jot it
down and send it in care of
the health center or the
Emerald.
The University Health
Center provides more than
just medical care to its stu
dents — it now offers the
services of student consul
tants and counselors.
Three currently enrolled
masters candidates work
six hours a week to counsel
students with conditions re
quiring explanations before
formal treatment is adminis
tered or as a followup to
medical treatment.
Nurse Trudy Bernard
provides information on
personal and family health
problems, special disease
conditions, communicable
diseases, skin conditions
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and general areas of pre
ventative health care.
Another counselor, Wil
lette Rude, a nutritionist and
diet therapist, offers guid
ance in basic nutrition, re
quired diet therapy princi
ples, weight control and
other special dietary restric
tions.
Family Planner Marsha
Serling helps with basic
family planning, birth con
trol methods, veneral dis
eases, pregnancy testing
and preventive dental
care.
Interested students
should call the appointment
desk at 686-4441. The con
sultants have regularly
scheduled office hours.
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Public comments made and in
cluded during the reviewing stage
can modify a final EIS report.
The ESC also keeps a file of
individuals and groups that have
expertise in various environment
al areas. It makes three to five
referrals a week, and the number
is increasing.
How does the referral service
work?
“For example,” Hamilton ex
plains, "A woman...called last
week about clear-cutting screwing
up her water supply. We gave her
the names of six lawyers who
could handle it.”
“A role that has been thrust on
us in the absense of an environ
mental studies curriculum is an in
formal advising capacity about
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environmentally related courses,”
says Hamilton.
The center gets about two writ
ten and two verbal requests for
course information per week, in
cluding requests from other uni
versities. It puts out a free catalog
of environmental studies that lists
environmental groups and
courses related to the environ
ment that are offered at the Uni
versity.
Outside the ESC is a bulletin
board with notices about jobs in
environmentally related fields,
public meetings, conferences
and public hearings.
The ESC is located in Room 11,
OLC, ext. 5006. The center is now
open the following hours: Monday
and Friday — 8 a.m.-noon, 1-4
p.m., Tuesday — 1-9:30 p.m.,
Wednesday — 8 a.m.-noon, and
Thursday — 1-8:30 p.m.
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