On the basis of survey results it was concluded that community colleges have made considerable progress in improving student health services, but there is still much to be done. (Author/JD)

Article focuses on health manpower programs and the education health workers need in order to function effectively and flexibly. (RK)

An allergy clinic in which a nurse practitioner administers desensitization programs and handles routine allergy treatment and evaluation is described. (JMF)

There are two major methods of integrating health service with a college health course: a formal course in personal and community health, in which health personnel may be involved, and a range of informal programs. Whatever programs are developed, more involvement in these areas is certainly needed. (Author/JA)

This program prepares school nurses for an expanded role which includes formal study followed by supervised practice in the school where the nurse is employed. (Author)

The management of a rubella epidemic on the campus of the University of New Hampshire is outlined. (JMF)

A small university's health services program has coped with inflation and budget restrictions without damaging its program by: attracting and maintaining good, efficient staff; eliminating minor services; cooperating with a student advisory board; and broadening its enrollment base. (CJ)

A controlled, computerized study of graduates of the Brigham Young University College Health Nurse Practitioner Course was conducted to determine the level of job satisfaction and professional acceptance of nurse practitioners. Findings suggest that nurse practitioners show a high degree of self-acceptance and physician and peer acceptance. (JN)

The article describes and evaluates the pilot Student Health Advocate Program of UCLA, a peer-staffed, general health outreach program designed to provide care for students' minor medical and emotional concerns. (MB)

The student health aide program of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln is a paid, auxiliary, trained health position in dorms, co-ops, and Greek houses, with personnel evaluated on the assistance provided for any physical, personal, social, or environmental health concerns students may have in accordance with the aide's training. (MB)

The author presents data from six years of correspondence generated by his weekly health column in the Michigan State University student newspaper, detailing methods, student concerns, male/female questioner division, comparison of earlier and later letters, a discussion of the results, and general conclusions. (MB)

Paper analyzes the need for health education as a part of higher education as well as efficient methods for making health courses relevant. (RK)

Results of a student questionnaire were used as a basis for staff and policy changes in the student health service at a university. (JD)