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30 Healthcare Center Abby Salge Director of Wellness Alwood Hall, Main Level Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.trine.edu/campus-life/health-and-wellness/health-center.aspx The Health Care Center provides cost-effective services in a caring and confidential manner. The efficient service at the center allows students to focus on their education with minimal interruptions from illness or injury. Students may schedule an appointment or simply walk in. Students should contact the Healthcare center for concerns regarding TB test and reports. Housing Angie Booth University Center, Second Level Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] Website: http://trine.edu/campuslife/housing/ Trine University offers its undergraduate students two types of housing, traditional residence halls and apartment-style residence halls. All housing is designed to have two or three students per room. Single rooms are not available. Each building has laundry facilities, a common lounge with large-screen TV and each room is equipped with cable and Internet access. The university teams each international student with an American student to help them build their English language skills and learn about American culture. It is the students’ responsibility to complete a housing contract in which preferences can be noted. The housing office does its best to match students, and each student must also make an effort to build a relationship with his/her roommate(s). All students in residential housing are required to have a meal plan. If a student has questions regarding the meal plan, he/she should go to the Housing Office. To live off-campus, a student has to be 21 years or older. Trine University promotes intellectual and personal development through professionally focused and formative learning opportunities, preparing students to succeed, lead and serve.