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2   Student Health Services (SHS) is an Acute Ambulatory Care Facility   Direct medical care to students via diverse medical staff Walk-in care (Main and Downtown campus) Physician Appointments (e.g. well woman, well men, etc…)   Indirect health care via education and prevention related services Peer Educators – HIV/Aids, Relationships, Dating Violence, etc… Health Education Programs – Sexual Health, Nutrition, & requested programs Alcohol EDU – mandated program   Fee Revenue pays for: Medical staff, some medications, health education programming, and electronic schedules, as well as pamphlets and other ed. materials   Student Health Services (SHS) is an Acute Ambulatory Care Facility   Direct medical care to students via diverse medical staff Walk-in care (Main and Downtown campus) Physician Appointments (e.g. well woman, well men, etc…)   Indirect health care via education and prevention related services Peer Educators – HIV/Aids, Relationships, Dating Violence, etc… Health Education Programs – Sexual Health, Nutrition, & requested programs Alcohol EDU – mandated program   Fee Revenue pays for: Medical staff, some medications, health education programming, and electronic schedules, as well as pamphlets and other ed. materials

3   A significant amount of the fee currently goes toward staff salaries   We also use fees for non-reusable medical supplies (OTC meds, band-aids, etc)   Peer education activities, educational materials, brochures   We monitor costs monthly attempting to obtain the lowest bids, seeking donations when possible, and reviewing latest trends and needs   Highlights:   Obtained fourth year of a four year grant on HIV education – extended to a fifth year   Professionally presented at SW College Health Association and ACHA   Tripled number of Health Education Fairs presented on campus   Successfully minimized spread of H1N1 within our campus community   A significant amount of the fee currently goes toward staff salaries   We also use fees for non-reusable medical supplies (OTC meds, band-aids, etc)   Peer education activities, educational materials, brochures   We monitor costs monthly attempting to obtain the lowest bids, seeking donations when possible, and reviewing latest trends and needs   Highlights:   Obtained fourth year of a four year grant on HIV education – extended to a fifth year   Professionally presented at SW College Health Association and ACHA   Tripled number of Health Education Fairs presented on campus   Successfully minimized spread of H1N1 within our campus community

4 In FY11, we hope to expand our scope of practice, potentially add weekend hours, establish free continuous HIV testing currently paid by federal grant, and explore providing additional support to our first responders should we obtain the necessary staff & financing to support efforts. By FY12, we will be exploring renovating our facility so that we might offer radiology services, a class A pharmacy, and more varied medical services. At some point, we will need to expand our main campus facility to better meet the needs of the growing campus population and residential community. Furthermore, we will need to expand the facility located at the Downtown campus to better serve that campus location and growth. In FY11, we hope to expand our scope of practice, potentially add weekend hours, establish free continuous HIV testing currently paid by federal grant, and explore providing additional support to our first responders should we obtain the necessary staff & financing to support efforts. By FY12, we will be exploring renovating our facility so that we might offer radiology services, a class A pharmacy, and more varied medical services. At some point, we will need to expand our main campus facility to better meet the needs of the growing campus population and residential community. Furthermore, we will need to expand the facility located at the Downtown campus to better serve that campus location and growth.

5 Concerns and Changes   Continuing enrollment increase will require additional space at the Main and Downtown facilities   We will explore expanding the scope of practice via student survey.   We will survey our student body to determine if they would like to add weekend hours.   We would like to buy equipment that would support crisis mass medical needs for our campus community should such needs ever arise.   We are not currently on the bus route leaving some ill students in hardship. Questions ? Concerns and Changes   Continuing enrollment increase will require additional space at the Main and Downtown facilities   We will explore expanding the scope of practice via student survey.   We will survey our student body to determine if they would like to add weekend hours.   We would like to buy equipment that would support crisis mass medical needs for our campus community should such needs ever arise.   We are not currently on the bus route leaving some ill students in hardship. Questions ?