American Sign Language Club
The ASL club is for anyone wishing to improve their use and understanding of American Sign Language and to learn more about the Deaf community and Deaf culture.Faculty Contact: Brian Burns, brian.burns@usu.edu
Club President: Adam Smith
Department: Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education
Calisthenics Club
Our main goal is to provide a foundation of what calisthenics is and allow individuals to exercise and gain strength primarily using their bodyweight. This includes static and dynamic exercise such as multiple variations of pull ups, pushups, dips, abs exercise and yes – legs too. “Basically full body!” End goals may be simple as learning a pull up, being able to do 10 push ups, or doing defying gravity moves for which calisthenics is famous: muscles-up, pistol squats, handstands, front lever, back fever, human flag, and the infamous planche.
Contact: Jon Carey, jon.carey@usu.edu
Club President: David Crawford
Department: Kinesiology and Health Sciences
Council for Exceptional Students
Contact: Heather Weese, heather.weese@usu.edu
Department: Special Education and Rehabilitation
Esports
The Esports Program offers the opportunity for individuals to play organized video games in a recreational but competitive atmosphere within their campus community. They have the ability to learn new esports skills, recreate in a social environment, and have fun with fellow Aggies. The program also puts on single day tournaments and supervises community hours.All programming is located at the Esports Arena in the old Distribution Center next to Maverick Stadium. Learn more about the space, its hours, and location on our facilities page.Contact: Ramy Shaaban, ramy.shaaban@usu.edu
Department: Instructional Technology and Learning Sciences
Gerontology Student Association
This is a student service and professional development organization for students interested in learning and serving the older adult population.
Faculty Contact: Yin Liu, yin.liu@usu.edu
Department: Human Development and Family Studies
HEP MPH Student Association
Faculty Contact: Julie Gast, julie.gast@usu.edu
Student Contact: Stacy Fuller, a02408944@usu.edu
Department: Kinesiology and Health Science
Human Development and Family Studies Club
The HDFS Club strives to rise by lifting others by being involved in and reaching out to the community, exploring career and professional opportunities, learning outside of the classroom, and serving others.
Faculty Contact: Aryn Dotterer, aryn.dotterer@usu.edu
Department: Human Development and Family Studies
Instructional Technology Student Association (ITSA)
ITSA is dedicated to the promotion, implementation, and improvement of effective instructional design in education and corporate instruction. The organization works with students, faculty, and alumni to create and maintain communication with education and industry professionals.
Contact: Kelli Munns, kelli.munns@usu.edu
Department: Instructional Technology & Learning Sciences
Kinesiology and Health Science Student Association (KHSSA)
The KHSSA is a student organization for undergraduate and graduate students in the Kinesiology and Health Science department. Activities include: learning more in kinesiology, health science, and recreation administration academic areas; professional development; networking and building connections with others at program, department, faculty, staff, student, and alumni level; mental and emotional well-being; and so much more.
Undergraduate Department contact: Alice Kenley, alice.kenley@usu.edu
Graduate/General Department Contact: Melissa Johnson, melissa.johnson@usu.edu
Department: Kinesiology and Health Science
Marriage and Family Therapy Student Association (MFTSA)
The MFTSA is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in promoting and learning about marriage and family therapy. Activities include learning more about the field of MFT, learning about graduate programs and the application processes, promoting the USU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic, and raising awareness about marriage and family therapy at USU and in the community.
Faculty Contact: Ryan Seedall, ryan.seedall@usu.edu
Club President: Korbi Gough, a02329639@usu.edu
Department: Human Development and Family Studies
National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA)
NSSLHA is a student service organization for undergraduate and graduate students in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology. Each year we have several community service projects involving literacy. Our students provide literacy services to children and adults, in Cache Valley and internationally, in schools, libraries, homes, orphanages, and communities. We welcome participation for all students at all levels of study in Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education.
Faculty Contact: Sonia Manuel-Dupont, sonia.manuel-dupont@usu.edu
Club President: Matina Kehl, matina.kehl@usu.edu
Department: Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education
Pre-Occupational Therapy Club
A Pre-Professional club based out of Utah State University in Logan, Utah helping students gain a clear understanding of the field of OT, provide resources, knowledge, and events for the purposes of engaging students in meaningful, preparatory activities as they prepare for Grad-School in Occupational Therapy.Staff Contact: Anya Hawke, anya.hawke@usu.edu
Club President: Anja Cieslewicz, asc2605@gmail.com
Department: Kinesiology and Health Science
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
The aim of the pre-physical therapy club includes students interested in physical therapy and occupational therapy. The club provides unique opportunities for networking among physical therapists within and outside the community, and is an excellent resource for learning more about the physical therapy profession and the requirements for entry into the physical therapy program.Faculty Contact: Jon Carey, jon.carey@usu.edu
Club President: Audrey Thompson
Department: Kinesiology and Health Science
Psi-Chi Club
Psi Chi (The National Honor Society in Psychology) is an organization that aims to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship and advancing the science of psychology. The Psi Chi invites undergraduates interested in psychology to participate in activities scheduled throughout the academic year. An example of some activities that have been sponsored by the Psi Chi include inviting professionals from the community to talk about important issues and career opportunities related to psychology, and inviting graduate students and faculty to share the aspects involved in pursuing graduate education in psychology or related fields. Opportunities to participate in research projects conducted by USU psychology faculty are also announced.
Faculty Contact: Jennifer Grewe, jennifer.grewe@usu.edu
Club President: Ashlyn Coulam, A02342134@aggies.usu.edu
Department: Psychology
Psychology Club
The Psychology Club is dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of psychology and connecting students with professionals and peers. Our activities include socials, guest lectures, workshops, and discussions on various psychological topics and career opportunities. Join us to deepen your understanding of psychology, engage in meaningful discussions, and take part in exciting events throughout the academic year. Whether you're a psychology major or just curious, we invite you to be part of our vibrant community!
Faculty Contact: Jennifer Grewe, jennifer.grewe@usu.edu
Department: Psychology
Recreation Administration Club
The purpose of the Recreation Administration Club is to provide majors and other interested students opportunities to meet on a regular basis to discuss professional opportunities related to internships, employment, conference attendance, etc. We also have socials on a regular basis and conduct community service and fundraising activities.
Faculty Contact: Jesse Jones, jesse.jones@usu.edu
Student Contact: Catherine Fugal, cathy.fugal@usu.edu
Department: Kinesiology and Health Science
Student Academy of Audiology (SAA)
The USU Chapter of the Student Academy of Audiology is open to any graduate and undergraduate students who are interested in the field of audiology or hearing science. Each semester, the club hosts activities that provide service to the community (such as hearing screenings at the Utah Special Olympics and the USU Health & Wellness Expo), as well as educational activities, social engagement, and networking opportunities for any students interested in hearing-related careers. The club meets monthly throughout the fall and spring semesters.
Contact: Aryn Kamerer, aryn.kamerer@usu.edu
Department: Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education
Teacher Education Club & Educators Rising (TEACH-ER)
Yoga Club
The Yoga Club is a bi-weekly meeting where students can participate in practices of yoga that may help reduce stress, anxiety, and offer strategies to help with everyday stresses of life. During club meetings, students will be taught yoga concepts which are then put into practice through physical movement and practical application.
Faculty Contact: Emily Perry, emily.perry@usu.edu
Student Contact: Liam Nelson, yogaclubususa@gmail.com
Department: Kinesiology and Health Science