KHE Student Organizations
Student Organizations within the KHE department strive to enhance the learning experience of students through providing a social community, professional development, and meaningful experiences. Participating in a club allows students to discover more about their field of study outside of the classroom, as well as to create lifelong friendships. Opportunities for leadership and volunteer work exist within each group, furthering the positive benefits offered by student organizations. To learn more about the mission and purpose of each club please click on the tabs below.
Kinesiology Club
Advisor: Jessica Silva
Kinesiology Club is a service and social organization that is open to anyone with an interest in kinesiology and health education, and students from all over campus are represented in its ranks. The club features a very active social agenda with members attending UT sports events as a group, participating in all intramural sports and hosting faculty-student luncheons throughout the school year. In addition to educational meetings every other Monday, the club also promotes professional development in, through a variety of volunteer opportunities and community projects. With around 80 members, the Kinesiology Club is one of the largest student organizations in the COE.
Longhorn Athletic Training Student Association
Faculty Advisor: Brian Farr
Advisor: Richard Hogeda
The Longhorn Athletic Training Student Association is an organization open to all Athletic Training and pre-Athletic Training majors. The purpose of this organization is to further the profession of Athletic Training through education, professionalism, leadership, and student involvement. Our events include intramural sports, holiday parties, bi-weekly meetings, and an annual paintball tournament involving UT's Athletic Training staff and other area Athletic Trainers. Community involvement is also a cornerstone of our organization, making L.A.T.S.A. a fun and beneficial way to get more involved in the profession of Athletic Training.
Texas Health Promotion Club
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Pasch
The Texas Health Promotion Club is a student organization open to all students at the University of Texas and serves as a platform to unite like-minded individuals under a common goal of health promotion. The mission of the Texas Health Promotion club is to promote the health and wellness of UT students and the surrounding community through scholarship, community service, and spreading health awareness. Membership in the club includes participation in bi-weekly meetings and club events throughout the academic year. In our meetings, we focus on the activities of the club as well as opportunities to participate in volunteer events at UT and throughout the Austin community. We also have guest speakers who focus on current health topics and career development opportunities. We also partner with other clubs and organizations on campus on health-related events throughout the year.
Officers:
- President: Josh Lauer
- Vice President: Maricarolyn Stith
- Secretary: Chrystal Golden
- Event Coordinators: Jentri Broumley & Jodi Erdeljac
- Treasurer: Katie Sanchez
- Member Coordinator: Griselda Onofre
- Historian: Michael Gonzales
Learn more about other Student Organizations within the COE.