University of Florida College of Medicine - Retrospectroscope Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Churches and civic groups in the community provide special programs and opportunities just for University of Florida students. More than 500 participate in a student volunteer ac- tion organization, providing compan- ionship and assistance to children, the elderly, the handicapped, the incar- cerated, the underpriviledged and the lonely in 14 separate programs. It is the largest student volunteer action group in the nation. A nationally rec- ognized Student Services Office of- fers counseling programs for dozens of special students problems, both academic and personal, as well as leadership traning programs. - 2 fri 5

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The University of Flroida believes students should have fun while pursu- ing their degrees. First, students en- joy their studies. Ask almost any stu- dent What's with you? and the greatest chance is that he or she will respond with a comment about course work. Second, students enjoy one another. The way they live, in residence halls, apartment complex- es, fraternities 8: sororities, and as a dominant population group in the larger community, guarantees that. Third, the University and the commu- nity provide recreational and social opportunities by the scores. Outdoor recreational courts, pools and fields abound, not only on campus but through the community. More than 1, 500 persons are able to engage si- multaneously in eight athletic and recreational activities in the new Ste- phen C. O'Connell Student Activities Center. Entertainment of every de- scription is nightly and every week- end fare, both on the campus and in the community, which gears itself to student interests because of the pre- ponderance of students in it. A full program of men and women intercol- legiate athletics insures one or more major spectator games per week. More than seventy-five percent of the Student Body participated last year on 1,401 intramural teams. Gaines- ville is in the heart of Florida's rolling woods, lakes, springs and river coun- try. And it's only an hour's drive from fishing and boating Gulf Coast and the swimming, surfing and beaching Atlantic Coast. Big name music stars and their bands are brought to campus for concerts almost weekly by Student Government Productions. Students themselves have numerous opportunities to perform in local mu- sic groups and stage plays, to exhibit their arts and crafts, to write for sev- eral student operated publications and to pursue hobby interests of ev- ery description.