Human Development and Family Science Student Organizations
Joining a student organization is a great way to get involved, meet new people on campus and build connections with others who may have similar interests.
Aging and Gerontological Education Society
The Aging and Gerontological Education Society (AGES) promotes the study of aging and provides volunteering students with volunteer opportunities through which they can engage with older adults in the Athens community. AGES members volunteer at local organizations with a focus on older adults, such as the Athens Senior Center. The organization also brings attention to the Gernotology Certificate program as well as careers in the field of aging.
Contact: brownj14@ohio.edu
Child Life Student Organization
The Child Life Student Organization (CLSO) offers additional education, peer mentoring, and networking opportunities to students currently enrolled in the the Human Development and Family Sciences major with a concentration in Child Life and Pediatric Healthcare or the Child and Family Studies M.S. program Child Life Concentration. The organization prepares students to work in a hospital or nonprofit setting. CLSO members also hold fundraisers and volunteer with nonprofits, which helps students connect with outside organizations.
Contact: ohiouclso@gmail.com