Student Organizations: Health & Human Services

Joining a student organization related to your career interests connects you with peers and professionals in the field, offering valuable networking opportunities, exposure to career paths, and hands-on experience to build relevant skills. It’s a powerful way to explore your interests and learn from like-minded peers while strengthening your résumé.

Connect with and explore a multitude of student clubs such as:  

  • Exercise is Medicine promotes the lifelong health and wellness benefits of physical activity through inclusive events and expert talks, as part of a global initiative by the American College of Sports Medicine. Open to all, the club encourages community well-being by making exercise accessible and engaging for everyone—no athletic background required. 
  • Public Health Student Association (PHSA) is a forum for students and alumni in Public & Community Health Sciences, offering networking events, volunteering, and professional development opportunities 
  • Student IPE Interest Group is an interprofessional education group co-led by UM and MSU, focused on fostering collaboration and communication among health professions students 
  • UM Social Work Club Via the School of Social Work, students coordinate to form ASUM‑recognized groups related to social welfare & community service. 
  • Skaggs School of Pharmacy offers several active student and professional organizations. 
  • Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honor Society) brings together students passionate about sociology, social justice, and research on social problems, providing a platform for future human services professionals to discuss inequality, policy, and community change. 
  • UM Athletic Training Students’ Association is a collective pre-professional and graduate student group designed to develop future healthcare providers and promote the athletic training profession through a supportive social organization.
  • Pre-Physical Therapy Club cultivates curiosity and community through conversation, connections, and outreach.

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