HDFS Student Organizations | Human Development and Family Science

Student Organizations

HDFS Club

The purpose of the HDFS Club is to promote educational and professional development among students and faculty through participation in professional conferences, field trips, guest speakers, and volunteer and community involvement. We also aim to promote social contacts among members in order to develop a support system.

“Why should I join the HDFS Club?”

Become more involved on campus and in the community!
Meet other students in the major
Participate in fun and rewarding service projects
Attend professional conferences
Learn more about:
- Scholarships
- Field experience opportunities
- Graduate school
- Career options

"How do I join?"

MyNDSU is NDSU's Student Organization portal
1. Go to https://myndsu.ndsu.edu/
2. Search for "HDFS Club"
3. If not signed in, click "Sign In"
4. Click "Join"

Meetings
• Two meetings per month
• Discuss club business
• Get to know members with fun activities
• Enjoy guest speakers
• Be involved in skill-building projects

Check us out on Facebook!
Group name: NDSU HDFS Club

Officers
Faculty Advisor: Leanna McWood
President: Bre Steen-Caulkins
Vice President: Barbara Augustino

Student Social Work Organization (SSWO)

Back Row: Mia Halvorson (Projects Officer), Sadie Myrvik (Publicity Officer), Alexis Begg (Treasurer), Carly Vraa (President), Rachel Roers (Vice President) Front Row: Ari Hoffman (Committee Chair), Ann Reinke (Membership Officer), Abby Smith (CSO Officer), Mikayla Otterness (Secretary)

The mission of the organization is to encourage professional development and social experience for social work majors and those considering the major, so membership is open to any student on campus. To carry out that mission, students promote unity and fellowship among the university, the community, and the social work students through service learning activities in the community. The SSWO-Fargo will also encourage students to expand their educational experiences through guest speakers, panels, conferences, and other activities. The SSWO-Fargo will also promote the visibility of the MSU/NDSU dual degree Social Work/HDFS program through activities on campus and in the community. The SSWO-Fargo also develops leadership skills through the officers of the organization, as well as those who chair and serve on committees.

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Group name: SSWO at NDSU

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