CALLING ALL DUCKS!
Check into the groups that are available this Fall Term at the
University Counseling & Testing Center - Your student supported service!
Anxiety Workshop
8 Week session focusing on skills to manage anxiety and panic.
Beginning 10/21 and ends on 12/2.
Family Issues
This group provides an opportunity for students who grew up in a
dysfunctional family to explore and work through issues regarding
intimacy and interpersonal relationships.
Eating Awareness Workshop
This workshop will help people develop healthier attitudes and
feelings toward food and weight. Topics covered include: body
image, self-esteem, anger and assertion, perfectionism, and
strategies for coping with stress.
Eating Disorders
For women who have or had eating disorders and are ready to
address issues that caused it. The focus will be on feeling and
relationship styles.
International Students
This group is designed for international students to share their
experiences and concerns, to explore their values and beliefs and
talk about their changing roles in a new environment.
Men's Group
This group is designed to help men explore their values and beliefs,
relationships, changing roles and other issues through personal
sharing in a safe and constructive environment.
New Directions
A group designed to explore addictive behaviors, raise awareness,
and provide skills to change behavior patterns that do not work for
you.
Personal Issues Groups
A group to help members deal
with personal issues that are
interfering with relationships
or personal goals.
Women's Relational
A group for women who want to
explore personal issues and
relationships in a safe and
caring environment.
Classes for credit
Multicultural Leadership
EDLD 199/409
Register through DuckCall
An experiential class for
student to improve leadership
skills. Class focuses on identifying
your style, understanding differences,
and skill building. • Instructors: R.
Miyaguchi/G. Jansen/A. Lau • Friday 2 - 3:30
Planned, based on interest
v Anger Management Workshop
Eight sessions on helping to deal with anger.
v Bipolar Issues Group
A support and educational group for individuals diagnosed with
bipolar disorder
vGay Men's Group
Explore such issues as relationships, intimacy, homophobia, A
coming out
v Depression Workshop
Eight sessions on helping people deal with depression.
^Lifeskills: Stress Management and Self-Esteem
CPSY 407
This class will cover issues of self-esteem and stress
management. Register through Duck Call.
vSex Assault Survivors Group
This is a group for survivors of sexual assault.
Stop by the Center or call 346-3227 anytime
during Fall Term to register.
Groups and workshops are available only to
University students and are provided at no charge.
All Groups and Workshops meet at the Counseling
Center, located on the second floor of Student
Health Building, unless noted otherwise.
Visit our Web site at
http://www.uoregon.edu/~counsel
All groups and workshops are accessible to
individuals with disabilities. Contact 346-3227 for
accommodations.
University of Oregon Testing Office
Office hours: Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm • 238 University Health <& Counseling Center • 346-3230
ETS Computer-based testing registration: 346-2772
Web site: http://www.uoregon.edu/~testing/
015054
The University of Oregon Testing Office is an official ETS computer-based
testing site. Testing is available year-round, Monday-Friday, 2 sessions a
day. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 541.346.2772 or by visiting
the Testing Office.
The Testing Office is located on the 2nd floor (Rm. 238) of the University
Health and Counseling Center, 1590 E. 13th Ave., Eugene OR.
The period of greatest demand is usually Sept, through March, so it makes
sense to plan ahead.
For more information visit the Testing Office web site at
http://www.uoregon.edu/~testing/
Do you need to take
GRE • GMAT • TOEFL* PPST/P
The University Testing Office offers a variety of
services to the campus community. While not the
most pleasant of subjects, testing is very much a
part of a student's academic experience. Whether it
be placement testing for new 1st year students or
the computer-based GRE for seniors planning to apply
to graduate school, most students will have need at
some point in their academic career to seek out the
services of the Testing Office. The Testing Office
has an "open door" policy, meaning that students in
search of information and answers to testing related
questions are welcome to drop by during our regular
hours. Most of the testing however is done by
appointment. The Testing Office has as a goal to
provide services and information to assist students in
achieving their academic and career goals. This is
accomplished through working in conjunction with and
in support of a number of offices and departments on
the University campus.