EHHD Student Organizations
Education
Department of Education Graduate Student (DEGS) Club
The Department of Education Graduate Student Club is designed to provide a space along with events and activities that serve to bring together graduate students in education at MSU so that they may share information, educate, and support one another in their graduate education and professional lives along with educating the larger community on issues in the field of higher education.
This student club is open to anyone, but graduate students within education fields at MSU may be most interested in this club.
Working groups are available and open for additional members:
- Graduate student mentor program
- Educational events
- Faculty/student socials
- Mission and logo development
Meeting Schedule
Regular meetings held the third Friday of every month, 12-1pm.
Club President
Amber King - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Bryce Hughes - [email protected]
Contact Information
Facebook: Department of Education Graduate Student Club
Aspiring Educators of MSU
Our student chapter is composed of students preparing and advancing their skills to become exceptional future teachers. We focus on professional development though service projects, conversation about current events in the teaching realm, and attending the various professional development conferences for educators around the state. We are a group for ALL educators: elementary through secondary, and across all areas of concentration.
Meeting Schedule
Meetings for Fall 23 TBD
Club Co-Presidents
Camille Sampley - [email protected]
BJ Cross - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Suzi Taylor - [email protected]
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @aspiringeducators_msu
MFPE official website: https://www.mfpe.org/
Health & Human Development
Montana Student Dietetics Association
Meeting Schedule
Faculty Advisor
Jessi Peterson - [email protected]
Contact Information
Instagram: @montanastatedietetics
Website: msda-msu.webs.com
Dues
Exercise Science Club at MSU
Meeting Schedule
Club President
Brooke Weatherly - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Dawn Tarabochia - [email protected]
Contact Information
Phi Upsilon Omicron (Phi U)
Phi Upsilon Omicron, an honor society in the integrated field of family and consumer sciences, offers an environment empowering lifelong learning, leadership building, and ethical and scholastic excellence.
- Recognize and promote academic excellence;
- Enhance qualities of leadership by providing opportunities for service; and
- Encourage lifelong learning and commitment to advance family and consumer sciences related areas.
Meeting Schedule
Spring: Thursdays at 4:30pm
Club President
Layla Lorenz - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Whitney Craven - [email protected]
Contact Information
Membership Requirements
Dues
Human Development & Family Sciences (HDFS)
Meeting Schedule
Club President
Trinity Atterson - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Whitney Craven - [email protected]
Contact Information
Chi Sigma Iota: Mu Tau Sigma
Meeting Schedule
Club President
Kelcy Jensen-Coon - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Sarah Mendoza - [email protected]
Membership Requirements
- GPA - 3.5 or higher
- One 30-60 minute meeting per month
- Student in the Counseling Master's program
Dues
- $50 Membership
- $10 Dues
- $40 2nd year membership
Friends of Local Foods (FLF)
Friends of Local Foods was formed in the fall of 2006 to bring passionate students, faculty, and community members together to raise awareness, create academic opportunities, and conduct research related to local food systems and food quality at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. The Friends of Local Foods club originally started the MSU student farm, Towne's Harvest Garden (THG). Although THG is now a separate entity from FLF, the two organizations remain in partnership. Our club enjoys sharing and preparing meals at the farm and collaborating together on other projects and events throughout the year.
Our goals are to:
- engage with local growers and producers
- learn about what local produce is available in our community
- participate in food justice programs
- volunteer where needed
- build a student community around local food
- learn how to harvest, process, prepare, and preserve food
Meeting Schedule
TBD
Club Presidents
Cally Ward - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Mac Burgess - [email protected]
Students Raising Children
Students Raising Children (SRC) is hoping to become a student organization for people at MSU who have diverse and specific needs that are endemic to being a student and raising a child at the same time. We are building a village of support to serve the needs for connections with other students raising children, strong academic and care providing support systems, authentic conversation on student and child rearing experiences, provide opportunities to pool resources and a warm and welcoming community.
All MSU students on diverse paths of what it means to be a student and raise children are welcome.
Meeting Schedule
TBD
Club Presidents
Rachelle McLain - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Sidrah Watson - [email protected]
Currently Inactive:
Health Enhancement Major's Club
Meeting Schedule
TBD
Club President
Faculty Advisor
Membership Requirements
Must be a Health Enhancement major to join.Hospitality Student Association (HSA)
The purpose of our ogranization aims to increase awareness around the new hopsitality management program at MSU while providing opportunities for current members through networking events hotel site visits, restaurant tastings and guest lectures.
Meeting Schedule
TBD
Club President
Rebecca Soule - [email protected]
Faculty Advisor
Marcy Gaston - [email protected]
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Society of Indigenous Educators (SINE)- Inactive
The goal of the Society of INdigenous Educators is to increase opportunities for American Indian students enrolled in the Teacher Preparation Program at Montana State University. By providing academic, personal, career, and financial support and guidance to our American Indian students we are contributing to the recruitment, retention, graduation, and placement of American Indian teachers and improving the diversity of the k-12 teaching corps.
Club President
TBD
Faculty Advisor
Jioanna Carjuzaa, PhD - (406) 994-4941, [email protected]
- Executive Director, Center for Bilingual and Multicultural Education
- Facilitator for Indian Education for All Professional Development
- Co-Advisor, American Indian Council
- Recipient of 2013 G. Pritchy Smith Multicultural Educator of the Year Award
