Orrico Hall, named for the late regent Frank Orrico and his family, was built in 1995 to replace a “temporary” building placed on campus soon after World War II. Orrico Hall houses a health and counseling center on the top floor. Nurse practitioners are on campus weekdays to treat students with minor health problems, and counselors offer pastoral care, substance abuse prevention, and personal counseling.
The building’s bottom floor is home to the Career Center, which helps students with job and internship searches, resume writing, and interviewing skills.
More info on the Health and Counseling Center
More info on the Career Center