Student involvement opportunities
Collegewide student organizations
The CEHD Undergraduate Student Board is the governing body for all of the CEHD undergraduate student organizations and clubs. Be the voice for CEHD students, groups, clubs, and organizations with the dean and other College leadership; build a strong CEHD student community through regular meetings, special projects, events, and activities; and serve as a roundtable for students to share common concerns and issues related to their experiences at the University. To find out more, visit the CEHD Undergraduate Student Board page.
ASEHD stands for Association of Students in Education and Human Development and is open to all CEHD students. ASEHD’s purpose is to bring students of different majors within the College together for social events (bowling, movies, dinners out together), community service (volunteering at Gillette Children’s Hospital, Relay for Life, Beautiful U Day), and professional development events in and around the University campus. Thirty students receive a service scholarship of $600 a semester, contingent on completing 15 hours of service that semester in ASEHD activities. To find out more, visit the ASEHD page.
Major-specific organizations
Child Psychology Student Organization
Family Social Science Round Table
Other organizations of interest to CEHD undergrads
American Sign Language (ASL) Club
Collegiate Agri-Women at the University of Minnesota
Healthcare Exploration Alliance Learning Through Humanity (HEALTH)
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Undergraduate Women in Business
What's Up in Sustainable Agriculture
Look for other student organizations on the Student Unions and Activities Web site.
Leadership opportunities
Office for Student Engagement and Leadership
Research opportunities
CEHD and University undergraduate research links
Learning abroad
Learning abroad resources by CEHD major
Volunteer opportunities
Exploratory, Transition, and Career Services resources
Career and Community Learning Center:
- Community involvement and service-learning
- National Student Exchange
- Higher Education Consortium for Urban Affairs (HECUA)
revised December 2007