Virtual Fair

Virtual Fair: This is Public Health – July 11
Featuring Public Health Schools and Programs
Meet Admissions Teams and Faculty in a Live Online Event – Attend the Fair from Anywhere!

– Candidates will have the opportunity to connect real-time with 65+ Public Health schools and programs without the hassle of leaving your home or office
– You will meet School Representatives online via chat rooms during the event on July 11
– Schools’ chat hours will be posted in advance (a camera is not required for the chat feature)

This is an easy way to find the Public Health school or program that is best for you. Give it a try!

To learn more and register, click here! Questions? Send an email or call 770-980-0088.

Summer Undergrad Research Symposium

Before the term comes to an end, we wanted to let you know that the application for the Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium is now live! This exciting event will take place on September 13, 2018 and is open to all undergraduates.

Two presentation options are available:

– 3-minute lightning talks
– Poster presentations

Those selected to give 3-minute lightning talks will be required to attend a practice session on either September 6 or 7 between 9am-12pm. Additional details about this practice session will be distributed to those who are selected. The deadline to apply is August 21 at 11:59pm. After we have received all applications, we will provide additional details about the exact timing and location of the symposium. The application can be found here!

Summer Advising

Stop by the Office of Student Success this summer! Our office will be open from 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday. You can schedule an advising appointment here! 

CPHHS Graduation Survey

Attention graduating seniors: On May 23, Dean Javier Nieto sent an email to your ONID email account, inviting you to participate in the 2017-2018 CPHHS Graduation Survey. A reminder was sent on May 29. These emails contain a unique link to a 5-minute survey that will help our office and our college understand how we can better serve future students and alumni. We appreciate your participation!

Student Budget Advisory Council

The Student Budget Advisory Council is a student group that serves in an advisory role to the University Budget Committee. The SBAC gives students the chance to engage with peers to provide input, raise issues and ask questions about OSU’s tuition, fees, finances and budget priorities. The University Budget Committee considers the student’s input to be an important part of tuition and budget decision processes.

The Council meets every two weeks from October through March, and winds down the year with monthly meetings in April and May. The Council schedule for the 2017-2018 academic year included evening meetings the first and third Mondays that were never more than 90 minutes in length. Student membership / participation is ideally for two consecutive years.

For more information, visit the Student Budget Advisory Council webpage. The deadline to apply is Friday, June 15.

Pre-Therapy and Allied Health Club

The Pre-Therapy and Allied Health Club supports students pursuing careers within the allied health professions. The club provides students with volunteer and job opportunities and a chance to advance their knowledge in the field. The club strives to make a positive impact in the community by promoting healthy and active lifestyles.

The organization allows students an opportunity to network with local professionals, participate in on-campus visits from graduate programs, volunteer in the greater Corvallis community and raise awareness for individuals with disabilities. In order to provide members with a beneficial experience, the PTAH Club leadership is committed to helping students prepare for graduate programs, discover potential career paths, gain a professional knowledge base and reach out to the local community.

Questions? Contact Cathleen Crowell (faculty adviser) or Elise Whisler (club president). Check out their Facebook!

 

Do You Know Your Advisor?

Need help finding your assigned advisor? Check your MyDegrees student degree checklist in the Assigned Advisor block, or call the Office of Student Success at 541-737-8900.