University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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1) W. Olson Health Promoted With New Programs Promoting positive health lifestyles through assessment and education programs was the purpose of this Living Well Program begun this year by the College of Physical Education, Health and Recreation. Headed by Barbara Rienzo, the Center for Allied Health Education also started this year, facilitated about degree programs on campus in Health E ducation. In an effort to make the public more aware of health, students from the college participated in the annual Health Fair that was held at the Oaks Mall in April. The event was by the College of Nursing. The Florida Gym was renovated in the Spring. An admittance system was installed to insure the gym ' s after regular day hours. The electronically controlled system made it necessary for anyone the gymnasium to present an identification before being admitted. The purpose was to cut down on the high number of nonstudents using the facilities. — Katie Browne 1) The Center provides facilities for physical education students to about development. ) Volleyball classes learn the rules the game as they 2) H. Press College Of Physical Education, Health And Recreation 191

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The College of Pharmacy, one of the smaller colleges on campus, in the J. Hillis Miller Health Center, offers its students an education leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy. Most students take three years to complete the program and many continue to pursue master ' s and degrees. The curriculum is designed to give students the scientific knowledge to be successful pharmacists. After completing formal course students must then 400 hours of clerkship and an internship in a practice environment. As a result of the extensive training and education the college gives its students, it has been ranked among the best in the nation. — John Webster 1) Student work closely together in the pharmacy analytical lab while practicing their data collecting, measuring, and recording skills. 2) Sharon Basile of the College of Pharmacy tells her young listener about the dangers of poison ivy at a booth set up at the Oaks Mall during National Poison Prevention Week. 3) Dr. Dan Robinson oversees pharmacy student Ayla Sen as she counsels a patient at the Gainesville Family Practice Center. College Of Pharmacy Tops In The Nation 190 College Of Pharmacy

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1) Health Center Communications 1) Debbie Savage a second year veterinary student and Jack Allen a resident in wildlife veterinary medicine bottle feed two baby squirrels. 2) Visitors to Gator Expo pet one of the horses that were on display for the public to see. 2) J. Webster 192 College Of Veterinary Medicine