Student Information |
The Public Health Student Volunteer Corps is a volunteer program that offers students service-learning experiences in which they can apply classroom learning to diverse, real-world public health activities. Students have the opportunity to complete short-term assignments at the request of our practice partners.
The program allows students to:
- Work with public health practitioners and administrators
- Increase the capacity of local public health agencies
- Explore potential employment settings
- Increase skills in public health practice
- Serve the community through meaningful action
Eligibility
Current undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral public health students in good academic standing can join the Public Health Corps.
Student Commitment
- Make a commitment to the program for one academic year at minimum
- Sign-up for public health projects that fit your interest and availabilty Complete at least 5-10 hours of public health community service
- Track the number of hours worked
- Complete all requests for project evaluation
- Be a positive representative of the Fairbanks School of Public Health
- Abide by the IU Student Code of Conduct while on a Corps assignment.
Please complete the information below to enroll in the Public Health Corps! When you are done, click submit to move to the next form in the registration.