Welcome Class of 2019

Health and Wellness Services Main Hall, Garden Level Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM

Barbara Bloomer Carol Smith, RN, Andrea Foley, RN Janeen Brosteau, BSN,RN PHN, RN, CNE Sr. Director Assistant Director Health and Wellness Staff Profiles at Sarah Cruz, Patricia Christman, Jenny DeCleene, Office Manager Insurance and Billing SpecialistReceptionist/secretary

SNC Health Requirements Health History online information Online immunization records Online Health insurance information: Use your SNC network login (first 4 letters of last name, initial of first and middle name, e.g. Mary J. Smith is smitmj). Use the password you created for your SNC .

Clinical Health Services  Call or go online to make an appt.  Don’t skip class for an appointment  Rights and responsibilities Highest level of confidentiality Notes not written for missed classes  NO COST: RN assessment, strep/mono testing Counseling services  Transportation for health care off campus: Cab vouchers

Health and Prevention In your cell phone download health app and input emergency information; add ICE (In Case of Emergency) sticker to your phone Campus Center: treadmills, elliptical machines, bikes, weights, Wellness Program Take the Challenge Campus Center: treadmills, elliptical machines, bikes, weights, etc.Aerobics, Aikido, Piyo,Yoga Intramural sports Walking/running Trail in De Pere

“ Wellness Needs Assessment All New students are expected to complete the Wellness Survey in the Student Health 101 E-magazine. It is double encrypted with no way to connection to you with your responses. When completed you will be entered into a drawing to win $1000. Take out your cell phones text: and in message type SNC You will receive a message to access SH101 At the top of the page you will see the link to the Survey. Please take this survey before the end of orientation.

What SNC students have said about SH101 articles and videos 'I find it amazing all the concepts involved in making college less stressful. Imagine going from lonely to the coolest kid on campus just by the simple act of leaving your door open' – Rodney (Nov- 11) “My roommates and I have been feeling tension between each other and after reading this article, I feel like I can take a few of the tips and use them to help reduce the stress and tension between us”- Lily (Oct.-13) 'I learned that it is not good to exercise too close to bedtime. I also learned that to catch up on sleep it is good to take naps.' – Tasha (Nov-11)

ATHLETIC Requirements Physical Exams and Insurance Forms For Athletes

We look forward to seeing you in August.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

8:00 am through 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday On call after hours by contacting hall director or Campus Safety

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Bruce Robertson, PhD Senior Director of Counseling and Career Programs

Tom Doughman, MA Assistant Director

Megan Jensen, MS Counselor

Michael Bauer, LCSW Counselor

Lisa Burke, LCSW Counselor

“Andy” Guenther-Pal, MSW Counselor

Suicide Prevention Responsible Choices re: Alcohol and Drugs Body Image/ Disordered Eating Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) Sexual Misconduct Diversity and Inclusion

STAR Program Multicultural center International Students First Generation College students

St. Norbert College seeks to live in relationship with God and all humanity. We call this reality communio. Communio is characterized by mutual esteem, trust, and sincerity, faith and responsibility and is lived through open dialogue and communication. Communio encourages us to respond individually and collectively to the needs of all people, including people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT).

We seek to increase awareness and foster understanding and acceptance of the diversity of gender and sexuality within a Catholic, Norbertine, and liberal arts environment.

THANK YOU!