I have very few complaints of the collegiate EMS organization I work for. I am a driver/EMT, and the school has been VERY good to us. We run 2 rigs alternating, and do not charge for our services. We are a BLS agency 24/7 when dorms are open. Currently, we have close to 100 members in the organization if I remember correctly. We receive ALS from two different sources based on the call location, and we have just purchased a fly car for our Lieutenants on Duty because of an increase in calls of a more serious nature, often requiring them to respond to scene or the hospital. Like many other agency's mentioned, we are completely student run, and we have a normal staffing of a 4 person crew (Driver, Crew Chief, and 2 attendants who may or may not be EMT's), but we will sometimes run a smaller crew (Drive and Crew Chief only, mainly on second response calls). Even if someone is an EMT, they have to go through a semester long training with the organization before they are even voted in and are allowed to ride. If you are looking to increase the visibility of your organization on campus, or looking to just give yourselves a good name, a good idea would be to maybe nominate someone as a Community Training Officer. This person would ideally be a certified CPR/First Aid instructor, and you could subsequently set up training dates that the students can RSVP to attend. If you have any questions, you can PM me and I'll be happy to discuss them with you.