In Case You're Sick
Infirmary services include visits to
the campus doctors, treatments, most
medications, information, and
assistance. The is no charge because
they are covered by your health fee
and available to all registered
students, part or full-time. All mat
ters are confidential. Physical ex
aminations are not done, but appoint
ments will be made at offices, and
students pay costs.
The health fee applies to the infir
mary only. Anything done off-
campus, such as office visits,
laboratory work, x-rays, etc., is
charged to the students by the agency
performing the service. The student
also pays pharmacy charges for
prescriptions, and costs of food and
beverages if staying in the infirmary.
Cafeteria food is paid for when
brought to the infirmary.
DOCTORS AND HOURS:
8:30 A.M.-9:30 A.M. Monday,
Wednesday, Friday. Dr. Claude Steen
or Mr. Robert Jackson, Physician's
Associate.
1:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M. Tuesday. Dr.
Judith AAcGahey.
2:00 P.M.-3:00 P.M. Thursday. Dr.
John Ransmeier.
(Students wishing to see a doctor
must be at the infirmary during the
first half hour the doctor is due)
INFIRMARY HOURS:
The infirmary has generous Open
Hours, during which students are ex
pected to come whenever possible.
and for all routine medications and
treatments. However, for emergen
cies of various kinds, a registered
nurse is at the infirmary from 8:00
a.m. Monday through 8:00 a.m. Satur
day. During the night an off-campus
student must call the infirmary before
coming, and on-campus students
must see a doctor or campus police
officer, then be accompanied by one
to the infirmary.
OPEN HOURS:
8:30 A.M.-6—00 P.M. (except for
lunch) Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. (except for
lunch) Tuesday, Thursday.
7:00 P.M.-9:30 P.M. Monday
through Friday
WEEKENDS:
There is no nursing service after
8:00 a.m. Saturday until 8:00 a.m.
Monday. Campus police are familiar
with procedures, and in their office at
Vance Hall have medical kit, Ace ban
dage, and crutches. They are to be
contacted for an emergency, or if a
doctor's appointment is necessary.
Dr. Leslie Smart is the doctor called.
He and his partner have office hours
Sunday through Friday, and an
emergency hour 4-5 p.m. Saturday.
Students may go directly to Memorial
Mission Hospital emergency room.
Dr. Smart and Dr. Steen are at 1425
Patton Ave., West Asheville.
(If non-students in the campus com
munity see a campus physician, a
nominal charge is made, and they pay
cost plus 50 per cent for medications
or supplies, with a $1.00 minimum per
visit)
Faculty/Staff ID Cards
Please have your ID card (with pic
ture) made in the Learning Resources
Center (ZSS 136) if you do not already
have one, or if you are a new or part-
time faculty member.
This ID is to be used for library
withdrawals and free admission to
sports events and other campus ac
tivities.
Come by the LRC Office at your con
venience between the hours of 8
a.m.-7:30 p.m. on Monday-Thursday
from August 27 to September 6. Even
ing hours for obtaining ID's after
September 6 will be announced later.
Notes Of Merit
The final broadcast of the long-
running "Montage" program at 6
p.m., Sunday, Sept. 2, on WLOS-TV
(channel 13) will feature a report on
this summer's Elderhostel program at
UNC-A.
There will be a conversation with
Alice Wutschel, Associate Director of '
Continuing Education, and two
Elderhostel "campers." Bill Stroupe of
WLOS has been host of the Montage
series which is being replaced by a
news feature program. The UNC-A
report was filmed in late June.
Gameroom Job
20 hours a week—Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday—day and evening work
ing hours. If interested see Lynn
Smith, Student Government Presi
dent, or Sharyn McDonald, Director of
Student Activities, Lipinsky Student
Center.
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