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STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES 37 are represented among the part-time and full-time physicians, affording a high standard of medical care. During hours when the offices are closed, a qualified student may secure the services of his own physician, in which case the Student Health Service will allow $5 toward the cost of one office visit or $10 toward the cost of one residence visit for any one illness. Should hospitalization for a qualified student be necessary, the Student Health Service will allow $10 per day for five days toward the cost of hospitalization which is not otherwise covered by insurance. In addition, an excellent student sickness and accident insurance policy is offered through the Health Service. LANGUAGE, HEARING, AND SPEECH CLINIC The Language, Hearing, and Speech Clinic is part of the program of communicative disorders within the Speech Arts Department. Any regular student needing diagnostic or therapeutic assistance with language, hearing, or speech problems may arrange to secure the service of the clinic without charge. PLACEMINT SERVICE The college maintains a centralized placement service which is closely integrated with the total educational process of the college. It operates in cooperation with the various departments of the college. and is part of the student personnel program. Its services include educational placement; business, industrial, and governmental placement; and student placement The placement service seeks more efficient utilization of college manpower by assisting students of the college and alumni in seeking positions which will best utilize their education, training, experience, and abilities and by aiding them in their progress toward positions of greater responsibility and personal satisfaction. It not only serves the needs of the college and its students but is vitally concerned with and directs its service toward the needs of the community, business, industry, government, and the public school system, and to the State generally. The specific functions of the office are: to collect and make available to prospective employers personal data and confidential letters of reference of candidates, to maintain a current record of employment opportunities, to recommend candidates for positions at the request of employers, to arrange for interviews between candidates and employers, to provide guidance to candidates seeking positions, to bring the needs of the employer to those who design and implement the educational program, and to conduct a follow-up program of candidates placed in positions. Each student and qualified alumnus has the right to participate in the placement program of the college in accordance with established policies. This participation includes the opportunity to meet representatives of business, industry, social agencies, government, all branches of the military, and of education. Employers must be engaged in a legal operation, have bona fide employment opportunities, and agree to adhere to standards of ethical conduct and to participate as stipulated by the Placement Center at Fresno State College. There is no charge to students or employers for the placement service. Within the limitations of time and staff, an effort is made to assist those who seek the service; however, placement cannot be guaranteed. The college reserves the right to recommend for placement only those applicants who are adequately qualified for positions they seek. Educational Placement Participation in this program is open (1) to anyone who holds or will receive a regular teaching credential in the semester prior to date of employment provided a minimum of 24 semester units of work has been completed at Fresno State College; (2) to anyone who holds or will receive a master's degree in the semester prior to date of employment provided a minimum of 24 semester units has been completed at Fresno State College; (3) 'to stu'dents who have met the Fresno
Object Description
Title | 1969-70 General Catalog |
Creator | Fresno State College |
Format | PDF Document |
Date of publication | 1969-05 |
Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
Object type | Document |
Location | Fresno, California |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Page 037 |
Full Text Search | STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES 37 are represented among the part-time and full-time physicians, affording a high standard of medical care. During hours when the offices are closed, a qualified student may secure the services of his own physician, in which case the Student Health Service will allow $5 toward the cost of one office visit or $10 toward the cost of one residence visit for any one illness. Should hospitalization for a qualified student be necessary, the Student Health Service will allow $10 per day for five days toward the cost of hospitalization which is not otherwise covered by insurance. In addition, an excellent student sickness and accident insurance policy is offered through the Health Service. LANGUAGE, HEARING, AND SPEECH CLINIC The Language, Hearing, and Speech Clinic is part of the program of communicative disorders within the Speech Arts Department. Any regular student needing diagnostic or therapeutic assistance with language, hearing, or speech problems may arrange to secure the service of the clinic without charge. PLACEMINT SERVICE The college maintains a centralized placement service which is closely integrated with the total educational process of the college. It operates in cooperation with the various departments of the college. and is part of the student personnel program. Its services include educational placement; business, industrial, and governmental placement; and student placement The placement service seeks more efficient utilization of college manpower by assisting students of the college and alumni in seeking positions which will best utilize their education, training, experience, and abilities and by aiding them in their progress toward positions of greater responsibility and personal satisfaction. It not only serves the needs of the college and its students but is vitally concerned with and directs its service toward the needs of the community, business, industry, government, and the public school system, and to the State generally. The specific functions of the office are: to collect and make available to prospective employers personal data and confidential letters of reference of candidates, to maintain a current record of employment opportunities, to recommend candidates for positions at the request of employers, to arrange for interviews between candidates and employers, to provide guidance to candidates seeking positions, to bring the needs of the employer to those who design and implement the educational program, and to conduct a follow-up program of candidates placed in positions. Each student and qualified alumnus has the right to participate in the placement program of the college in accordance with established policies. This participation includes the opportunity to meet representatives of business, industry, social agencies, government, all branches of the military, and of education. Employers must be engaged in a legal operation, have bona fide employment opportunities, and agree to adhere to standards of ethical conduct and to participate as stipulated by the Placement Center at Fresno State College. There is no charge to students or employers for the placement service. Within the limitations of time and staff, an effort is made to assist those who seek the service; however, placement cannot be guaranteed. The college reserves the right to recommend for placement only those applicants who are adequately qualified for positions they seek. Educational Placement Participation in this program is open (1) to anyone who holds or will receive a regular teaching credential in the semester prior to date of employment provided a minimum of 24 semester units of work has been completed at Fresno State College; (2) to anyone who holds or will receive a master's degree in the semester prior to date of employment provided a minimum of 24 semester units has been completed at Fresno State College; (3) 'to stu'dents who have met the Fresno |