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STUDENT PERSONNEl SERVICES
The student personnel services assist students in making effective use of the instructional
and extracurricular programs, and in making adjustments for personal
and social efficiency. The personnel services are coordinated by the Dean of
Students and consist of the following departments: (1) student activities and
housing supervised by the Associate Dean of Students (Activities-Housing); (2)
admissions, evaluations, and records supervised by the Associate Dean of Students
(Admissions-Records); (3) counseling and testing supervised by the Associate
Dean of Students (Counseling-Testing); (4) medical consultation, treatment, and
campus sanitation supervised by the Director of Health Services; (5) educational,
business and industrial, and student placement supervised by the Director of Placement;
and (6) scholarships, loans, work-study, and veterans' affairs, supervised by
the Coordinator of Financial Aids. These services are described in more detail in
the following sections or elsewhere in this catalog.
COUNSELING
Admissions Counseling. The Admissions Office provides counseling to assist
students in making application, in understanding admission requirements, and in
utilizing the services of the college during the admissions process. Problems concerning
evaluation of previous academic record should be directed to the Associate
Dean of Students (Admissions-Records).
Vocational Counseling. The Counseling Office assists students in self-appraisal
of their unique interests and aptitudes and in their search for a vocational goal for
which they are best fitted. Psychological and vocational tests are used as needed
and a library of vocational information is provided. Each academic department
provides vocational advising pertinent to its field.
Educational Counseling. The academic advising program is coordinated and
serviced through the Counseling Office. Each student is assigned to a faculty adviser
who is a member of the academic department of the student's chosen field.
The student uncertain of his choice of an academic major is assigned to a general
adviser until a definite academic goal is chosen. A faculty adviser assists a student
in planning his program of classes and in planning 'for the achievement of his longrange
educational goals. The student, however, is expected to assume final responsibility
for meeting all specific degree and/or credential requirements.
The Counseling Office assists students who are failing to meet scholarship standards.
Counseling and testing are designed to help students to discover weaknesses
and to plan remedial measures.
Personal Counseling. The Counseling Office provides services for students with
adjustment problems of a personal nature. Clinical psychologists are available in
the Counseling Office and limited psychiatric consultation is available in the Health
Services Office.
Selective Service Counseling. Male college students may qualify for a student
deferment (2-SC) to complete their college work In general, this type of deferment
is granted by a draft board to a student who is making satisfactory progress
toward a degree and whose "activity in study is found necessary to the national
health, security, and interest." A draft board will also grant mandatory deferments
(1-SC) effective until the end of the college year to students who are registered
as full-time students at the time they are ordered to report for induction. All male
students are urged to keep themselves informed as to their draft status and to
keep their draft board informed of their attendance at college. For further information,
consult the Student Activities Office.
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Object Description
| Title | 1966-67 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1966-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 035 |
| Full Text Search | STUDENT PERSONNEl SERVICES The student personnel services assist students in making effective use of the instructional and extracurricular programs, and in making adjustments for personal and social efficiency. The personnel services are coordinated by the Dean of Students and consist of the following departments: (1) student activities and housing supervised by the Associate Dean of Students (Activities-Housing); (2) admissions, evaluations, and records supervised by the Associate Dean of Students (Admissions-Records); (3) counseling and testing supervised by the Associate Dean of Students (Counseling-Testing); (4) medical consultation, treatment, and campus sanitation supervised by the Director of Health Services; (5) educational, business and industrial, and student placement supervised by the Director of Placement; and (6) scholarships, loans, work-study, and veterans' affairs, supervised by the Coordinator of Financial Aids. These services are described in more detail in the following sections or elsewhere in this catalog. COUNSELING Admissions Counseling. The Admissions Office provides counseling to assist students in making application, in understanding admission requirements, and in utilizing the services of the college during the admissions process. Problems concerning evaluation of previous academic record should be directed to the Associate Dean of Students (Admissions-Records). Vocational Counseling. The Counseling Office assists students in self-appraisal of their unique interests and aptitudes and in their search for a vocational goal for which they are best fitted. Psychological and vocational tests are used as needed and a library of vocational information is provided. Each academic department provides vocational advising pertinent to its field. Educational Counseling. The academic advising program is coordinated and serviced through the Counseling Office. Each student is assigned to a faculty adviser who is a member of the academic department of the student's chosen field. The student uncertain of his choice of an academic major is assigned to a general adviser until a definite academic goal is chosen. A faculty adviser assists a student in planning his program of classes and in planning 'for the achievement of his longrange educational goals. The student, however, is expected to assume final responsibility for meeting all specific degree and/or credential requirements. The Counseling Office assists students who are failing to meet scholarship standards. Counseling and testing are designed to help students to discover weaknesses and to plan remedial measures. Personal Counseling. The Counseling Office provides services for students with adjustment problems of a personal nature. Clinical psychologists are available in the Counseling Office and limited psychiatric consultation is available in the Health Services Office. Selective Service Counseling. Male college students may qualify for a student deferment (2-SC) to complete their college work In general, this type of deferment is granted by a draft board to a student who is making satisfactory progress toward a degree and whose "activity in study is found necessary to the national health, security, and interest." A draft board will also grant mandatory deferments (1-SC) effective until the end of the college year to students who are registered as full-time students at the time they are ordered to report for induction. All male students are urged to keep themselves informed as to their draft status and to keep their draft board informed of their attendance at college. For further information, consult the Student Activities Office. • |
