Club and Organizations
Adventist University of Health Sciences clubs and organizations have been established to help students prepare for success in their futures careers. Below is a list of the clubs and organizations currently active on campus.
All prospective campus clubs must make application for approval before they are allowed to function on any Adventist University of Health Sciences (ADU) campus. Campus club requirements and requisite forms to make application are located online at https://my.adu.edu/university-services/student-services/clubs-and-organizations, or may be obtained at the office of Student Services. Campus clubs must have strong healthcare components, tying them closely to the professional medical programs offered at ADU. As a private institution, the administration of Adventist University of Health Sciences reserves the right to deny the organization or function of any club whose goals, objectives, or activities are or would be counter to the mission and beliefs of ADU.
Pre-Med Society
For more information, call 407-303-7747 ext 110-6412 or email russ.butler@adu.ed.
Pre-Physician Assistant Society
For more information, call 407-303-8778 or email bryan.lounsberry@adu.edu.
Pre-Therapy Club
For more information, call 407-303-7747 ext 110-9883 or email Glenice.debique@adu.edu.
Student Nursing Association
For more information, call 407-303-1896 or email stacy.hawes@adu.edu or marika.whitaker@adu.edu.
SOTA (Student Occupational Therapy Association)
For more information, call 407-303-9184 or email Christine.moghimi@adu.edu
Student Activities
Student Services provides a variety of opportunities designed to enhance students’ social and relational experiences throughout the year. ADU student activities include the International Food Festival, Welcome Week, Spring Picnic, Picnic and Play, and much more. The dates of these events are published in the Student Planner and are communicated using your ADU student email. Students interested in hosting or volunteering for an event should contact the Director of Student Life at 407-303-5525.
Student Planner
The Student Planner may be obtained free of charge from the office of Student Services, located on the first floor of the Campus Center.
Service-Learning Requirements
Service-Learning is required of all students at Adventist University of Health Sciences (ADU). Service-Learning combines academic subject matter in a given discipline with service within the community or for a given population. Guided reflection is a key component of Service-Learning; students will integrate their service experience(s) with classroom knowledge to enhance the learning process. Service-Learning projects contain learning objectives and measures and are credit-bearing (graded).
For questions or concerns about Service-Learning requirements, please contact the Director of Community Engagement in the Student Services Department.
*Students accepted into a program prior to Fall 2011 must complete the Service-Learning hour requirements as stated in the Academic Catalog (formerly known as Academic Bulletin) for the year of entrance into the program.
Welcome Week
We want to make your transition into each semester a smooth one because we know it can be challenging continuing in your educational journey. To start you off right, we provide our students with lunch, networking opportunities with other students, staff, and faculty, a chance to become involved in academic societies, and a time to win fun prizes and grab some freebies! Please, keep an eye on your ADU student email, as this is the way we communicate with you regarding events and campus life.
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