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Student Activities and Organizations
Student Activities and Organizations exists to promote student engagement opportunities that assist in the development and success of student leaders and their organizations.
Exercise is Medicine on Campus
Exercise is Medicine® – On Campus (EIM-OC) is a collaborative initiative at ETSU that brings together departments to promote healthy, active lifestyles for students, faculty, and the community. Our goal is to make physical activity more accessible, enjoyable, and a regular part of everyday life.
Get Active Bucs is a free program sponsored by the Department of Exercise & Sport Science. Our Student Activity Leaders (SALs) will help you get active by providing you with information, motivation, accountability, and friendship. Let us know if you would like to take a walk around campus, walk for coffee, join in on a workout class, walk your dogs, hike the beautiful area mountains, or see what the fitness center on campus is all about.
Whether you are a new transfer, a new adult student or a returning adult student, we know that the challenges you face transitioning to university life are different than those of traditional-age new students.
The purpose of this site is to provide you, our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community, helpful information, important dates, and useful forms.
All students must complete the general requirements as prescribed by the University and the specific requirements set forth for the degree sought.
School of Human Performance and Sport Science
The School of Human Performance and Sport Science at ETSU is your gateway to a career in the world of sports, health, and movement.
College of Health Sciences
The College of Health Sciences at East Tennessee State University is one of five health colleges that make up the ETSU Academic Health Science Center. This designation provides our students unique interprofessional education opportunities so they will graduate “practice ready” to be an effective member of an education or health care team. This team-based learning environment offers students a competitive advantage, ultimately leading to improved patient/client/student education and health care outcomes.
Professional Organizations:
American College of Sports Medicine
International Amateur Athletic Federation
National Strength and Conditioning Association
National Association of Athletic Trainers
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