GSU-FACS Student Affiliate – American Assn. of Family & Consumer Sciences
Purpose
To effect the optimal well-being of families and individuals by empowering members to act on continuing and emerging concerns and focusing the expertise of members for action on critical issues.
Membership
Any student majoring in Family & Consumer Sciences Education; Child & Family Development; Interior Design; Fashion Merchandising & Apparel Design; Nutrition & Food Sciences; or Hotel & Restaurant Management
PHI UPSILON OMICRON Beta Mu Chapter, Honor Society
Purpose
To promote academic excellence, provide personal and professional development, and to provide opportunities for service in order to advance the professions of Family and Consumer Sciences.
Membership
Based on scholastic standing (Minimum GPA: 3.0) and leadership qualities for students who have completed a minimum of 40 semester hours.
The Recreation Student Association provides a forum to discuss critical issues in the field of parks, recreation, and tourism management. We promote opportunities for career development and community service through partnerships will relevant professional associations, community organizations, and private businesses.
To promote awareness of the nutrition and dietetics field, promote professional development, to increase student awareness, and provide information to Nutrition and Dietetics majors.
Membership
Open to all students majoring or minoring in Nutrition and Food Sciences
ETA SIGMA GAMMA, Gamma Upsilon Chapter National Professional Health Education Honorary
Purpose
To promote high standards, ideals, competence, and ethics of health science professionals. Activities include research, education, and service
Membership
Open to all Community Health majors within the Department of Health and Kinesiology who have a minimum GPA of 3.0 and who have achieved sophomore status
To promote the Exercise Science major through community service and professional development. Fundraising activities support student attendance to professional organizations, conferences, and events
To promote the Health and Physical Education major through community service and professional development. Fundrasing activities help support student attendance to professional organizations, conferences and events
To learn more about sport management, develop managerial and leadership skills through involvement in community and peer interactions, and establish communication networks with sport industry professionals.
Membership
Open to anyone with an interest in the Sport Management field.
