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Health center gets new directors
By Colleen Pohhg
Lrrwxakj Roportor
The Student Health Center is starting the
school year with two new administrators
Gerald Fleischll started work as director of the
health center on Aug lf> and Weston Morrill be
gan heading the University Counseling Center on
Aug 15
Flolschli, 51. was mod leal
director of the University of
Nebraska's health ( enter for
almost 10 years. Hn replaces
Or James Jackson, director
since 1979. Jackson re
signed to practice as a
health center physician.
Morrill moved from Salt
Lake City, where he was the
counseling center director at
the University of Utah for
13 years.
Hoischli said, "I found
the (University) Health Cen
ter to be absolutely out
standing." Looking ut the
staff and their qualifica
tions, the student opinion
surveys and the range of ser
vices • - it's all very impressive.”
Fleischli said he is interested in what the future
has in store for medicine and the University com
munity.
"Given this excellent program, 1 guess the ques
turn would l>e what is there to do," he said "And
my current thinking is what wo need to he doing
is planning for the long term.
•'We uro trying to develop plans with contin
gencies to see where wo will he In the year 2000."
Fleishli said.
He plans to develop a committee with students
that will delve into some issues that the Universi
ty may face in the future.
Floischll's responsibilities include develop
ment and Implementation of clinical health ser
vices, planning program, budgeting and coordi
nating health center services with those offered
bv the Eugene medical community, ami various
campus groups.
Ho said ho does not believe Measure 5 will
have a direct effect on the health center. Howev
or, he intends to scrutinize the whole program to
ensure that it is operating as efficiently as possi
ble.
Eleischli, who received his medical degree in
l>)(i7 from Stanford Medical School, will receive
‘We are going to put an
emphasis on group
programs and try to be
efficient in getting
people into the
program," he said. “Our
challenge is to make
the best use of our
resources but there will
be limitations
— Weston Morrill,
Director. University Counseling Center
>JVJw (1 ill Ml U I I V IUI III''
work.
Morrill, the now director
of tho Counseling Conter,
said ho chose the University
because of fond childhood
memories of Eugene and his
impression of the health
center staff.
"There are some really
good people on tho staff and
1 felt 1 could make a contri
bution," he said. "1 am im
pressed with the efforts the
staff makes to help the stu
dents have a positive uni
versity experience.
"This is a safe place for
diversity and I value that,"
Morrill added.
Dm1 to Muasuru 5, the Counseling Center will
lose one senior counselor after this academic
year Morrill, 50, has some ideas on how to mini
mize the impact.
"We are going lo Put an emphasis on group
programs and try to be efficient in getting people
into the program," ho said. "Our challenge is to
make the best use of our resources but there will
be limitations."
Morrill, who replucod retired director Shirley
Wilson, received a doctoral degree in counseling
psychology from the University of Missouri, Co
lumbia, in 1966. His annual salary is $62,000.
One of Morrill's plans to improve the Counsel
ing ('.enter is to have the counselors see the stu
dents for their first visit on a drop-in basis instead
of putting their names on a waiting list.
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