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1 STUDENT HEALTH & SAFETY NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 2014 PRESENTED IN COLLABORATION BY: STUDENT HEALTH AND COUNSELING CENTER UNIVERSITY POLICE
2 OBJECTIVES ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS! IS CSUF A HEALTHY COMMUNITY TO LIVE AND STUDY? IS CSUF A SAFE PLACE FOR MY STUDENT? REVIEW IMPORTANT CAMPUS HEALTH & SAFETY POLICIES
3 IS CSUF A HEALTHY COMMUNITY TO LIVE AND STUDY? YES!
4 70.0% 60.0% PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS WHO REPORTED USUALLY EATING THE FOLLOWING NUMBER OF SERVINGS OF FRUITS & VEGETABLES PER DAY: 64.0% 58.7% 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% 20.0% 23.1% 28.9% 10.0% 7.9% 6.1% 5.0% 6.3% 0.0% 0 Servings 1-2 Servings 3-4 Servings 5 or more Servings CSUF National Data *AMERICAN COLLEGE HEALTH ASSOCIATION S NATIONAL COLLEGE HEALTH ASSESSMENT (NCHA) DATA- SPRING 2014 **PERCENTAGES IN ORANGE REPRESENT THE NATIONAL AVERAGE- SPRING 2013 NCHA DATA
5 NUTRITION SERVICES AT CSUF FREE NUTRITION WORKSHOPS THROUGH HEALTH CENTER ONE-ON-ONE NUTRITION COUNSELING WITH HEALTH EDUCATOR STUDENT RECREATION CENTER COOKING CLASSES THROUGH GASTRONOME NUTRITION SUPPORT AT HOME: HEALTHY MEALS COOKING EQUIPMENT HEALTHY GROCERIES
6 14.0% STUDENTS DIAGNOSED WITH DEPRESSION OR ANXIETY IN THE LAST YEAR 12.9% 12.0% 10.0% 11.0% 9.6% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 6.5% 4.6% 7.6% 2.0% 0.0% Depression Anxiety Both Depression & Anxiety CSUF National Data *AMERICAN COLLEGE HEALTH ASSOCIATION S NATIONAL COLLEGE HEALTH ASSESSMENT (NCHA) DATA- SPRING 2014 **PERCENTAGES IN ORANGE REPRESENT THE NATIONAL AVERAGE- SPRING 2013 NCHA DATA
7 COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES (CAPS) SHORT-TERM INDIVIDUAL, COUPLES, AND GROUP COUNSELING STRESS, DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, SELF-ESTEEM, BODY IMAGE, CONCERNS ABOUT FAMILY, ROMANTIC, OR INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS REFERRALS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY RESOURCES PSYCHIATRIC AND CRISIS COUNSELING (24-HOUR) AFTER BUSINESS HOURS, STUDENTS NEEDING IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE MAY SPEAK WITH A LIVE COUNSELOR BY CALLING CAPS AT (657)
8 SEXUAL HEALTH RESOURCES AT CSUF RISK-REDUCTION EDUCATION FREE CONDOMS FREE SEXUAL HEALTH COUNSELING WITH HEALTH EDUCATOR FREE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH EXAMS AND CONTRACEPTION THROUGH CA FAMILY PACT (QUALIFICATION REQUIRED) STI & PREGNANCY TESTING WOMEN S REPRODUCTIVE VISITS (PAP SMEARS)
9 ALCOHOL 42% OF STUDENTS DID NOT DRINK ALCOHOL IN THE PAST 30 DAYS 25% OF STUDENTS HAVE NEVER USED ALCOHOL TITANS WHO DRINK ALCOHOL ARE MORE LIKELY TO PRACTICE RESPONSIBLE DRINKING: DRINKING IN MODERATION ALTERNATING NON-ALCOHOL BEVERAGES USING A DESIGNATED DRIVER, ETC. ALCOHOL RESOURCES AT CSUF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING *American College Health Association s National College Health Assessment (NCHA) Data- Spring 2014
10 COMMON CITATIONS FROM ALCOHOL MINORS IN POSSESSION (MIP) DRUNK IN PUBLIC DUI MINIMUM $15,179 (UNDER 21), $22,000+ (OVER 21) DUI CLASSES, CAR INSURANCE INCREASE, COURT & ATTORNEY FEES, 1 ST OFFENSE, DUI FINES, ETC.
11 TOBACCO CSUF IS A SMOKE-FREE CAMPUS, INCLUDING IN PARKING LOTS AND IN VEHICLES SMOKE-FREE/VAPOR-FREE, 1 ST CSU TO GO SMOKE-FREE FREE CESSATION SERVICES ARE OFFERED TO ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY THROUGH ANAHEIM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
12 STUDENT HEALTH CENTER FULL SERVICE MEDICAL CLINIC: GENERAL MEDICINE- PHYSICAL EXAMS, MINOR SURGERY, VACCINATIONS, MEDICATION REFILLS, ETC. FAMILY PACT: FREE STI TESTING, CONTRACEPTION, REPRODUCTIVE EXAMS OPTOMETRY & CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICAL THERAPY X-RAY LAB PHARMACY APPOINTMENTS CAN BE SCHEDULED ONLINE AT: FULLERTON.EDU/SHCC
13 HEALTH INSURANCE MANDATORY HEALTH FEE EACH SEMESTER ($78 FALL 2014), REGARDLESS OF INSURANCE COVERAGE HEALTH INSURANCE IS NOT REQUIRED FOR TREATMENT, BUT STUDENTS SHOULD HAVE INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR OUTSIDE VISITS NO PRIVATE INSURANCE BILLING ENCOURAGED TO CONTINUE WITH CURRENT PROVIDER FOR LONG TERM OR EXISTING CONDITIONS
14 PHUN HUT HEALTH EDUCATION ON CAMPUS DAILY NEW HEALTH TOPICS EVERY WEEK! VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN HEALTH FUN, GAMES, FREE STUFF FOLLOW US ON
15 IS CSUF A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE AND STUDY? YES!
16 UNIVERSITY POLICE 27 SWORN STATE POLICE OFFICERS RESPONSIBILITIES & AUTHORITY OF UNIVERSITY POLICE: CITATIONS FILE REPORTS PURSUITS TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS SAFETY ESCORTS CRIME PREVENTION BLUE POLES ARRESTS
17 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOCATION: CORNER OF GYMNASIUM DR. & STATE COLLEGE BLVD. JURISDICTION: 1 MILE 911: CELL PHONE & LANDLINE : NON-EMERGENCY POLICE.FULLERTON.EDU
18 CSUF S CRIME PROFILE BURGLARY AND THEFT ARE THE MOST COMMONLY REPORTED CRIMES ON CAMPUS MORE CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY THAN CRIMES AGAINST PEOPLE CRIME STATISTICS ON UNIVERSITY POLICE WEBSITE: POLICE.FULLERTON.EDU FOR SUCH A LARGE CAMPUS, WE ARE ONE OF THE SAFEST IN THE CSU SYSTEM
19 SKATEBOARDS & BICYCLES SKATEBOARDS MAY NOT BE RIDDEN ON CAMPUS, INCLUDING PARKING STRUCTURES AND STUDENT HOUSING BICYCLES MAY ONLY BE RIDDEN ON DESIGNATED BIKE ROUTES VIOLATIONS MAY RESULT IN CITATIONS AND FINES BIKE REGISTRATION AT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER IN UNIVERSITY HOUSING
20 SEXUAL ASSAULT SEXUAL CONSENT IS ACTIVE, SOBER, UNCOERCED, AND VERBAL YOU CANNOT CONSENT TO SEX WHILE INTOXICATED AT LEAST ½ OF ALL SEXUAL ASSAULTS COMMITTED DURING THE COLLEGE YEARS INVOLVE ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION BY THE PERPETRATOR, THE VICTIM OR BOTH* *ABBEY, ANTONIA. (2002). ALCOHOL-RELATED SEXUAL ASSAULT: A COMMON PROBLEM AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF STUDIES OF ALCOHOL. SUPPLEMENT NO. 14:
21 UNIVERSITY POLICY ON SEXUAL ASSAULT ALL PEOPLE SHOULD EXPLICITLY AGREE TO ANY SEXUAL ACTIVITY LACK OF CONSENT MAY INCLUDE: VERBAL RESISTANCE NON-VERBAL RESISTANCE VICTIM S USE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS CSUF DOES NOT TOLERATE SEXUAL ASSAULT AGAINST ANYONE
22 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS ELECTRONIC NOTIFICATION SYSTEM STROBE LIGHTS, HORN, AND INTERNAL VOICE SYSTEM FOR CUSTOMIZED COMMUNICATION CAMPUS-WIDE EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM (ENS) INTERNAL & EXTERNAL SPEAKERS ALLOW FOR MASS NOTIFICATION (AUTOMATED OR CUSTOMIZED) RECORD UP TO 6 EMERGENCY CONTACTS WITH THE UNIVERSITY (TEXT, VOIC , E- MAIL) PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOUR STUDENT S EMERGENCY INFORMATION IS UPDATED ON YOUR TITAN ONLINE PREPARE.FULLERTON.EDU
23 QUESTIONS? FULLERTON.EDU/SHCC POLICE.FULLERTON.EDU PREPARE.FULLERTON.EDU
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