Students work with the Office of Health Promotion (OHP) and the Student Health Service (SHS) in a number of different ways.

Alternative Spring Break (ASB)
Rachel.Crane@shs.utah.edu

(Contact,Rachel Crane, in the Office of Health Promotion (801) 585-1274; Brent Spencer in the Bennion Center (801) 585-9104 or Megan DeBois in the Campus Wellness Connection (801) 581-7778):
In partnership with the Campus Wellness Connection and the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, OHP at the Student Health Service staff assist students in organizing community service projects over Spring Break. Join a team of University students and travel to cities throughout the United States to preserve habitats or assist social service agencies assisting populations in need. Scholarships and paid volunteer positions are available.

For More Information:

www.asb.utah.edu

Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC)
Co-Advisors Rachel Crane and Elizabeth Craig
Rachel.Crane@shs.utah.edu or Elizabeth.Craig@shs.utah.edu

Members of SHAC serve as liaisons between U students and the Student Health Service. They provide SHS with feedback to improve our quality of care. SHAC members may serve on the Insurance Review Committee and on an accreditation committee. SHAC members are involved in a variety of projects including improving student health and wellness on campus, through surveys and conversation tables, researching and writing articles that are printed in The Daily Utah Chronicle ("Head to Toe,") planning, organizing and conducting the annual U of U Wellness Fair.

To apply, fill out our Membership Application.

We encourage students from all colleges of the University of Utah to apply and participate. Appointments to all committees and/or groups will be made without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, or status as a handicapped person or disabled veteran.