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Health and Body
Louisburg College cares for the health of its students
by providing educational programs and referral
services. The town of Louisburg has several doctors,
dentists, optometrists, and drug stores, as well as
the Franklin County Health Department. Franklin
Regional Medical Center is just down the street from
the College. Intramural sports are also a great way
to stay physically active.
Mind and Emotion
The Counseling Office provides personal counseling,
which may include such concerns as relationships,
anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and
loneliness, as well as adjustment issues, such as
being away from home and living in a new environment.
Individual and group counseling are available. These
counseling services are available on a walk-in basis
or by appointment. Sometimes a student may have
disciplinary or personal problems that may affect
his/her ability to learn. These students may see the
counselor by faculty/staff referral.
Spirit and Soul
The college provides opportunities for spiritual
growth through voluntary chapel services and through
organizations such as the Christian Life Council.
Chapel services are held on Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m.
Louisburg College is related by faith to the United
Methodist Church and welcomes students of all
religions, races, and ethnic groups. The College's
Christian Life Council is open to anyone who desires
the opportunity for Christian fellowship and service.
The college also has a full-time Chaplain on staff.
Although he is Methodist by denomination, as befits
our historical legacy, he is ecumenical in his
ministry and welcomes students of all faiths and
backgrounds. The Chaplain is a great resource for
students to explore and challenge their spirituality.
Christian Life Council (CLC) is an interdenominational
group of students who want to enrich their lives and
others through Christian fellowship. Several service
projects throughout the year keep this group active.
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