For information about student
groups on campus see: http://www.usc.edu.au/study/support-and-services/health-and-wellbeing/social-activities-and-clubs/clubs-and-societies.htm
Or contact:
Works to utilise the student voice to change the
conversation about mental health on college campuses.
Enactus (formerly SIFE) – contact Selina stomasic@usc.edu.au or Marina de Jager president@enactususc.org
Golden Key – visit the Golden Key International
Honour Society USC Chapter website, or contact the executive committee on
email USCgoldenkey.cp@gmail.com
The USC Nursing & Midwifery Student Group is focused on
professional development, academic excellence, linking with industry, and
developing opportunities for students to participate in community and
research-based projects. The group also organises social events and has a regular
program of guest speakers visiting the campus throughout the year.
Student Guild – contact Justina Moore j_s084@student.usc.edu.au or email info@usc.studentguild.org.au
Provides a range of support, activities and services to USC
students.
PAK is an exciting performing arts group on campus, offering
weekly theatre sports, music and dance workshops at the Uni Club. PAK aims to
promote culture, community, and provide a supportive environment for those who
share a passion for the performing arts. The cost is free for all students and
staff. Just bring enthusiasm.
Buranga Indigenous Students Committee (BISC) –
Dan Neill dneill@usc.edu.au or Holly Johnson hjohnson@usc.edu.au
Meet with Indigenous students at USC.
Social Work Action Advocacy Network for Students
(SWAANS) – Bronwyn Gorringe swaans.usc@gmail.com
We are the SWAANS @USC. The Social Work Advocacy Action
Network for Students at the University of the Sunshine Coast, QLD. We are an
active student group run by social work students for SW students. Our group
aims include supporting fellow students, networking and advocating social work
and social justice issues on campus and in the community. In 2013 we aim to
bring together and represent the majority of social work students and get an
active student body established. Join, Participate, Contribute, Have fun.
SCUPA is the Sunshine Coast University Paramedic
Association, one of the Queensland branches of SPA (Student Paramedics
Australasia). SCUPA aims to provide student support and professional
development opportunities, and also organises social gatherings (such as the
annual Paramedic Ball). We aim to connect paramedic students within the
university, and also at the national level with students from other
universities, qualified paramedics, and even future employers. So join
us, get excited and make the most out of your Paramedic Science degree.
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