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2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

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Student Life<br />

student life at the <strong>University</strong>. Participants of the LEAD<br />

Program are required to live in the Belmont Residence<br />

Hall and enroll in the LEAD academic courses (US 151<br />

and US 252). Participants will receive a $750 room<br />

waiver/scholarship per semester. For more information<br />

about this program, please contact the Office of<br />

Student Life at (719) 549-2586.<br />

Non-Traditional Students Services (NoTS)<br />

Non-Traditional Student Services is an informal social<br />

and educational environment for non-traditional<br />

students where they can become aware of the<br />

services and programs of the <strong>University</strong> and local<br />

community. The NoTS staff plans programs and<br />

activities for the CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong> community. Past<br />

programs include the Annual Halloween Carnival,<br />

Holiday Food Basket Distribution, Personal Development<br />

Workshops, and Family Fun Days. Non-<br />

Traditional Student Services staff are located in the<br />

Office of Student Activities in the Occhiato <strong>University</strong><br />

Center, Room 002.<br />

Special Events Committee<br />

In 1999, the CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong> Concert Committee was<br />

formed by a referendum enacted by the student body,<br />

which proposed a concert fee in order to bring<br />

nationally recognized musical talent to the campus of<br />

CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong>. The fee was established to aid in<br />

retention efforts of the <strong>University</strong> and to enhance the<br />

quality of campus life. In the spring of 2001, the fee<br />

was changed to a permanent fee and renamed the<br />

Special Events Fee.<br />

The Special Events Fee brings nationally recognized<br />

speakers, musical talent and performing arts events to<br />

the campus of CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong>. In addition, the fee may<br />

be used to fund special events as designated by the<br />

Special Events Committee. Artists/performers<br />

sponsored by the committee include: Jimmy Eat World,<br />

Taking Back Sunday, Nelly, Sum 41, Eve 6, Busta<br />

Rhymes, The Toasters, Dr. Maya Angelou, Second<br />

City Comedy Club, Madrigal Dinner, and many more.<br />

For more information, contact the Office of Student<br />

Activities at (719) 549-2151.<br />

Student Health Services<br />

The mission of the <strong>Colorado</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong>-<strong>Pueblo</strong><br />

Student Health Services is to assist students in<br />

achieving maximum physical health so that each may<br />

participate fully in the educational and personal growth<br />

opportunities afforded by the <strong>University</strong>. Student<br />

Health Services is committed to providing quality<br />

health care and health education/promotion accessible<br />

and affordable to all students regardless of financial<br />

ability. All activities and programs offered by Student<br />

Health Services operate to assure a nonjudgmental<br />

environment and sensitivity to individuals with<br />

disabilities and those representing diverse cultural,<br />

racial, religious, gender or sexual orientation groups.<br />

There is no charge for an appointment to see a Doctor,<br />

Nurse Practitioner, or Nurse. You may, however, incur<br />

charges for laboratory tests, physical or gynecological<br />

exams performed or for medication dispensed.<br />

Students are encouraged to visit the health clinic<br />

whenever necessary. The licensed professional staff of<br />

Student Health Services consists of a nurse<br />

practitioner, an RN and consulting MD’s. Patients are<br />

seen by appointment. Walk-ins are welcome and will<br />

be seen at the first available time. Student Health<br />

Services is in the back courtyard of the Occhiato<br />

<strong>University</strong> Center (to the left of the cafeteria exit).<br />

Office: (719) 549-2830; FAX 719-549-2646.<br />

Student Activities Board<br />

The Student Activities Board (SAB) is located in the<br />

lower level of the Occhiato <strong>University</strong> Center, Room<br />

002. The mission of the Student Activities Board is to<br />

enhance the educational experience of students by<br />

creating an atmosphere, which promotes educational<br />

stimulation, cross-cultural awareness, interpersonal<br />

skills building, leadership development, entertainment,<br />

and fun.<br />

Throughout the academic year, the Student Activities<br />

Board promotes events that motivate, challenge, and<br />

encourage divergent thinking through activities and<br />

events that are free for all CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong> students.<br />

SAB’s popular weekly event series, the NOISE!, brings<br />

events such as comedians, cultural heritage dinners,<br />

movies, magicians, karaoke, sideshow performers, and<br />

the ever-popular casino night! The Student Activities<br />

Board hopes to provide opportunities for students to<br />

get involved on campus. SAB also hopes to provide an<br />

atmosphere where students can develop culturally,<br />

cognitively, and socially through a diverse series of<br />

events and activities. Contact (719) 549-2151.<br />

Associated Students’ Government (ASG)<br />

All registered CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong> students who have paid<br />

fees are members of the Associated Students’<br />

Government (ASG). ASG is the students’ governing<br />

body and promotes student life and the general<br />

welfare of the student body. It also addresses student<br />

concerns and/or complaints regarding any campus<br />

issue. ASG also works to make students aware of<br />

administrative decisions on campus by having<br />

Senators as representatives on most of the boards and<br />

committees on campus.<br />

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