Student Groups and Organizations within the College of Health and Human Sciences

Student Clubs and Organizations

College of Health and Human Sciences

Student Ambassadors: The student workers in the Office of Academic Advising and Student Services are Ambassadors. Ambassadors serve as representatives for the College of Health and Human Sciences and are responsible for supporting the College's retention and recruitment efforts. Ambassadors lend support by assisting students with online registration and prospective student visits; providing clerical support for the College's Academic Advising and Student Services Office; assisting with new student orientation programs; as well as representing the college at on-campus recruiting events. Ambassadors also support advising of prospective and current students about major selection and provide information regarding the majors/options within the college. Ambassadors are hired in the spring term and students with a strong interest in supporting the advising office's mission are encouraged to apply. Stop by Milam 116 for an application. Be an Ambassador... See below for a list of forms:
Kappa Omicron Nu: The academic honorary for students in the top 10% of the major in the DHE, HDFS and NES departments. Eligible students are invited into membership at the end of their sophomore and junior years. For more information contact Chris Ward.

Design and Human Environment

OSU Fashion Organization

OSU students enrolled in a program of study leading to a career in the fashion industry are invited to join The Oregon State University FASHION ORGANIZATION. OSU Fashion Organization is a non-profit, student- run, student club. Our purpose is to advance professionalism in the fashion industry by establishing networks and by promoting a positive image of the fashion industry to the public at large.

The student club meets bi-monthly or monthly on campus for events planned to: a) provide members with insight regarding careers in the fashion industry via guest speakers, b) promote social interaction among its members, c) provide services to fashion related businesses in the community, d) participate in field trips sponsored by the student chapter.

Benefits to student members include:
- Opportunity to participate in organizing a fashion show. OSU FO has planned an annual fashion show of student designs from recycled materials for the past 17 years! It is the longest running fashion show on campus!
- Increased knowledge about careers in the fashion industry.
- Build your resume!
- Network with fashion professionals.
- Build networks with future colleagues.
- Opportunities to gain experience in and advance leadership.
- Opportunities to contribute to local and university communities.
- Opportunities to participate in fundraising events and group promotion.
- Opportunity to apply skills learned in course work.
- Plan and participate in field trips.
How to Join:
- Pick up an OSU Fashion Organization application in the DHE main office - 224 Milam Hall.
- Fill it out and return the application along with a $25 membership fee (make checks payable to OSUFO), to the OSU Fashion Organization mail box located in the DHE main office.
- Once you have joined, be on the lookout for meeting times via posters, list-serve, Face-book, emails and/or announcements in classes.
Student Association of Home Builders: For more information contact Robin Laughlin.
Student Chapter of American Society of Interior Designers: For more information contact Carol Caughey.
Student Chapter of Kitchen and Bath Association: A collection of students from all academic levels who are interested in kitchen and bath design. For more information contact Robin Laughlin.

Human Development and Family Sciences

Gerontological Student Association: Students from all disciplines are encouraged to attend the Gerontology Student Association (GSA) meetings. This unique club offers students a chance to learn about careers in aging, research opportunities at OSU, philanthropic activities in the community and provides a discussion forum for issues in aging. This club meets monthly with additional scheduled events and activities in the community. To receive meeting emails, please contact the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences to be added to the gerontology email distribution list. For more information contact Karen Hooker.
Student Association of Human Services and Early Childhood (SAHSEC): The Student Association of Human Services and Early Childhood is a club for Human Service and Early Childhood HDFS options. This club is focused on professional development, and service in the field. The club is a great way to meet students and faculty in the HDFS department, build your resume, and experience for graduate school or work beyond college. For more information contact- faculty advisor Kate Mactavish at kate.mactavish@oregonstate.edu or student representative Laura Milton miltonl@onid.orst.edu.
Student Chapter of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences: For more information contact Chris Ward.

Nutrition and Exercise Sciences

Athletic Training Club: The Student Athletic Training Club plan is to provide students interested and enrolled in the OSU athletic training program with information pertaining to the athletic training profession. For more information contact Mark Hoffman and Kim Hannigan-Downs.
Pre-Therapy and Allied Health Club: Organized and directed by students in the Colleges of HHS and Science, the purpose of this club is for the students to share information and assist each other with applying and getting accepted to PT and OT professional programs. Students also organize speakers, sponsor fund-raising events, and participate in accessibility surveys, etc. on campus and in the Corvallis area. For more information contact Laura Hoffman.
Student Dietetic Association (SDA): The Student Dietetic Association is a student run organization that provides students interested in nutrition the opportunity to learn more about a career in dietetics, volunteer in the community and educate the public about better nutrition and health. For more information contact Mary Cluskey.

Public Health

Associated Students of Health Care Administration (ASHCA): Connects two district professional student chapters.
- American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE): The ACHE student chapter at OSU is intended for students interested in a career in hospital or health system management. For more information contact Leonard Friedman.
- American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA): The ACHCA student chapter at OSU is intended for students interested in a career in long term care administration. For more information contact John Hogan.
Public Health Club: The OSU Public Health Club is an academic student run organization that provides students, faculty, staff and community members interested in Public Health the opportunity to engage in professional and student development activities; community service; and social activities. For more information contact Megan Patton or Donna Champeau.


	Limit results to this site.		Health & Human Sciences » Students » Student Groups. Student Clubs and Organizations College of Health and Human Sciences Student Ambassadors: The student workers in the Office of Academic Advising and Student Services are Ambassadors. Ambassadors serve as representatives for the College of Health and Human Sciences and are responsible for supporting the College's retention and recruitment efforts. Ambassadors lend support by assisting students with online registration and prospective student visits; providing clerical support for the College's Academic Advising and Student Services Office; assisting with new student orientation programs; as well as representing the college at on-campus recruiting events. Ambassadors also support advising of prospective and current students about major selection and provide information regarding the majors/options within the college. Ambassadors are hired in the spring term and students with a strong interest in supporting the advising office's mission are encouraged to apply. Stop by Milam 116 for an application. Be an Ambassador... See below for a list of forms: Ambassador Application Ambassador Flyer Job Description Kappa Omicron Nu: The academic honorary for students in the top 10% of the major in the DHE, HDFS and NES departments. Eligible students are invited into membership at the end of their sophomore and junior years. For more information contact Chris Ward. Design and Human Environment OSU Fashion Organization OSU students enrolled in a program of study leading to a career in the fashion industry are invited to join The Oregon State University FASHION ORGANIZATION. OSU Fashion Organization is a non-profit, student- run, student club. Our purpose is to advance professionalism in the fashion industry by establishing networks and by promoting a positive image of the fashion industry to the public at large. The student club meets bi-monthly or monthly on campus for events planned to: a) provide members with insight regarding careers in the fashion industry via guest speakers, b) promote social interaction among its members, c) provide services to fashion related businesses in the community, d) participate in field trips sponsored by the student chapter. Benefits to student members include: Opportunity to participate in organizing a fashion show. OSU FO has planned an annual fashion show of student designs from recycled materials for the past 17 years! It is the longest running fashion show on campus! Increased knowledge about careers in the fashion industry. Build your resume! Network with fashion professionals. Build networks with future colleagues. Opportunities to gain experience in and advance leadership. Opportunities to contribute to local and university communities. Opportunities to participate in fundraising events and group promotion. Opportunity to apply skills learned in course work. Plan and participate in field trips. How to Join: Pick up an OSU Fashion Organization application in the DHE main office - 224 Milam Hall. Fill it out and return the application along with a $25 membership fee (make checks payable to OSUFO), to the OSU Fashion Organization mail box located in the DHE main office. Once you have joined, be on the lookout for meeting times via posters, list-serve, Face-book, emails and/or announcements in classes. Student Association of Home Builders: For more information contact Robin Laughlin. Student Chapter of American Society of Interior Designers: For more information contact Carol Caughey. Student Chapter of Kitchen and Bath Association: A collection of students from all academic levels who are interested in kitchen and bath design. For more information contact Robin Laughlin. Human Development and Family Sciences Gerontological Student Association: Students from all disciplines are encouraged to attend the Gerontology Student Association (GSA) meetings. This unique club offers students a chance to learn about careers in aging, research opportunities at OSU, philanthropic activities in the community and provides a discussion forum for issues in aging. This club meets monthly with additional scheduled events and activities in the community. To receive meeting emails, please contact the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences to be added to the gerontology email distribution list. For more information contact Karen Hooker. Student Association of Human Services and Early Childhood (SAHSEC): The Student Association of Human Services and Early Childhood is a club for Human Service and Early Childhood HDFS options. This club is focused on professional development, and service in the field. The club is a great way to meet students and faculty in the HDFS department, build your resume, and experience for graduate school or work beyond college. For more information contact- faculty advisor Kate Mactavish at kate.mactavish@oregonstate.edu or student representative Laura Milton miltonl@onid.orst.edu. Student Chapter of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences: For more information contact Chris Ward. Nutrition and Exercise Sciences Athletic Training Club: The Student Athletic Training Club plan is to provide students interested and enrolled in the OSU athletic training program with information pertaining to the athletic training profession. For more information contact Mark Hoffman and Kim Hannigan-Downs. Pre-Therapy and Allied Health Club: Organized and directed by students in the Colleges of HHS and Science, the purpose of this club is for the students to share information and assist each other with applying and getting accepted to PT and OT professional programs. Students also organize speakers, sponsor fund-raising events, and participate in accessibility surveys, etc. on campus and in the Corvallis area. For more information contact Laura Hoffman. Student Dietetic Association (SDA): The Student Dietetic Association is a student run organization that provides students interested in nutrition the opportunity to learn more about a career in dietetics, volunteer in the community and educate the public about better nutrition and health. For more information contact Mary Cluskey. Public Health Associated Students of Health Care Administration (ASHCA): Connects two district professional student chapters. American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE): The ACHE student chapter at OSU is intended for students interested in a career in hospital or health system management. For more information contact Leonard Friedman. American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA): The ACHCA student chapter at OSU is intended for students interested in a career in long term care administration. For more information contact John Hogan. Public Health Club: The OSU Public Health Club is an academic student run organization that provides students, faculty, staff and community members interested in Public Health the opportunity to engage in professional and student development activities; community service; and social activities. For more information contact Megan Patton or Donna Champeau.