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< Student Services and Campus Life Remediation Fee $75.00Students are assessed this fee to defray costs associated with remediation for students who fail to pass one section of the state required exam (THEA or an approved alternative test). The fee is collected and applied to the NCB 1000 lab, which is the STING Success Peer Mentor Program. Cortez Hall 237 http://blue.utb.edu/sa/student-health (956) 882-8951 ITEC Center Clinic - Suite G-4 (956) 882-4175 For after-hour emergencies, call Campus Police at (956) 882-8233 Student Health Services is staffed by a team of dedicated professionals and provides healthcare, prevention, education and outreach services to a diverse student population in a safe and supportive environment. We promote campus wellness, encouraging healthy lifestyles and personal responsibility to enhance students capacity for reaching academic and personal goals. Health Services Available: Health assessment First Aid Over-the-counter medications HIV testing by Valley AIDS Council Student health insurance information Accident insurance (on campus only) Consultation and referrals Health fairs, blood drives, class presentations Wellness screening Condom distribution Health counseling Tele-medicine Discounted Fee for Services Physical exams Pharmacy Rx Medications Immunizations; TB testing (PPD) Flu shots Laboratory services (Blood tests-all types) Pap Smears Family Planning (Birth control pills, Depo-Provera Injections) EKGs (Electrocardiograms) Health Education and Promotion Scorpion Identity/Alcohol and Drug Awareness and Education Program Exercise Prescriptions Education on Sexually Transmitted Infections, including HIV/ AIDS testing via Valley AIDS Council Stress Free Zone (during finals week) Men & Women specific health fairs Diet Analysis & Nutrition Counseling Cancer Awareness Education Diabetes Education Domestic Violence Awareness Scorpion Body Challenge Personal Counseling Crisis Intervention Individual Counseling Couples Counseling Group Counseling Psychological Assessment Consultations and Referrals Student Union 2.28 www.studentlife.utb.edu (956) 882-5111 The Office of Student Life engages the campus community of learners by providing programming that enriches their college experience. Through the use of the Student Union and other campus facilities, the staff is able to present programs that provoke thought, inspire leadership, entertain, and build community. The Office of Student Life provides services and programming for student organizations, as well student leadership development to all students on campus. Our goal is to stimulate students to reach beyond their classroom experience and embrace the diverse learning opportunities made possible through the co-curricular programs offered by our department.
Student Publications Student Union 1.28 http://blue.utb.edu/collegian (956) 882-5143 Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday E-mail: collegian@utb.edu Students produce The Collegian newspaper, The Collegian Online and The Collegian News Webcast each week during the academic year in the Office of Student Publications. The department provides professional guidance and training for student journalists. The senior editorial positions are chosen each year from an eight-member Student Publications Board, which includes at least two faculty members. Student editors are given latitude to select and cover topics of news and exercise final oversight on content, imposing the same restrictions found in the professional world, such as avoidance of libel, invasion of privacy, and copyright infringement. University Outreach is composed of several programs funded and supported by UTB and TSC, along with other affiliates. The programs provide accessible, high quality, educational training and guidance to public school students and adults of the Lower Rio Grande Valley. It currently serves more than 1,200 participants in areas such as academics, tutorial, parental involvement, and economic self-sufficiency. University Outreach advances economic and social development, enhances the quality of life, fosters respect for the community, provides for personal and career enrichment, and expands knowledge through academic and field trip experiences. Through integrated and comprehensive programs, individuals are identified and assisted in successfully completing high school and college requirements in preparation for their careers. These programs include: Endowment Scholarship: Tandy 206 ...............(956) 882-8277 South Texas Engineering, Mathematics and Science (STEMS): LHSB 1.816......................(956) 882-5058 University Talent Search: Tandy 262..............(956) 882-8243 Upward Bound Classic: Tandy 210 ...(956) 882-3846 Upward Bound Math & Science: Camille Lightner Center (956) 882-7000 College Assistance Migrant Program (C.A.M.P.): Camille Lightner Center ....................(956) 882-7871
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