Two questionnaires used as tools in educating college students toward healthier living were evaluated and found effective. (MM)

A survey of two-year colleges reveals strengths and weaknesses of their health services. (JD)

The findings of this study suggest that planning for student health services at a large commuter institution should not be based upon the traditional model. (MM)

The development and running of a student health shop allied with the student health service of the State University of New York at Stonybrook are described. The shop sells nonprescription health care products, provides basic health information, and refers students needing further health care or information. (MJB)

Since many students plan to utilize college health services, it is important that the services offered are adequate to meet the needs of the students. (MM)

A survey of members of the Health Education Section, American College Health Association, indicates that they feel the major object of health education programs is to make the student aware that his health is primarily his responsibility and that colleges aid the student in assuming this responsibility. (MB)

The formation and function of a broadly based university planning group and its strategies for planning and education of various academic decision-making bodies that emerged in the adoption of the Institute Personal Assistance Program for troubled employees in a large university setting are described. (JMF)

This issue is devoted to a report of the proceedings of the Fifty-Sixth Annual Meeting of the American College Health Association. Abstracts of scientific programs instituted by the Association are included. (JD)

The college health professional has a significant role to play with regard to alcohol use and the college student, including an understanding of biomedical, psychological, and social factors, and should provide health education, individual counseling, and treatment for those students who risk becoming alcoholics. (JD)

The development of the holistic health movement and the new health consciousness has been accompanied by an increasing dissatisfaction with certain aspects of medical care delivery. (Author/JD)

Results of a questionnaire are presented which solicited from a random sampling of students information on health problems, health-related behavior, general well-being, sexual attitudes, and demographic characteristics. (MJB)

The role of college health professionals in developing health awareness in college students and in encouraging the growth of a national health program is discussed. (JD)

The president of the American College Health Association discusses accountability; managerial, fiscal, and human, on the part of college health service departments. (JD)

The essential purpose of this study is to determine the need for specifically trained personnel to assume the health education responsibilities in college and university health service centers. It also presents a health guide for college and university health service directors. (Author/RK)