New trends in campus health care delivery were discussed at a workshop in Chicago sponsored by the Society for College and University Planning on January 30-31, 1975. Consideration was given to the repercussions of strong consumer demands for broader and more accessible health services, the emergence of health maintenance organizations, and concerns for improved campus/community relations. Focus in this article taken from that workshop is on the organizational and personnel considerations involved in establishing a comprehensive health care service. Specific mention is made of institutional goals, utilization of facilities, service and student expectations, mental health care, the need for gynecological services (including contraception and treatment of infectious disorders), and the overall advancement of personal growth and development of the student through preventive and therapeutic care. (Author/LBH)