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To make an appointment, please call our main number:

Phone: 503-777-7281

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We are located in the grey building on the west side of campus just north of 28 West (Community Safety).

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We are closed from noon–1 p.m. for lunch.

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��Ƶ Counseling Hotline: 866-432-1224 (FAQs)

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Fonemed Nurse Advice Line: 800-214-4469

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On campus: Community Safety: 503-788-6666 or 6666 from a campus phone

Off campus: Portland Police/Ambulance: 911

3203 Southeast Woodstock Boulevard
Portland, Oregon 97202-8199
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