Get Involved at USMH
USMH Student Clubs & Organizations
Frostburg Student Education Association (FSEA) | Dr. Kris McGee, kmcgee@frostburg.edu
FSU Business Club | Ray C. Duffy, rcduffy@frostburg.edu
Towson University Student Nurses Association at Hagerstown | Dr. Kathy Ogle, kogle@towson.edu
Psychology Club | Dr. Chris Masciocchi, cmmasciocchi@frostburg.edu
Social Work Student Association (SWSA) | Anne Chillingworth-Shaffer, acshaffer@salisbury.edu
USMH Student Council | Katy Coleman, kcoleman@hagerstown.usmd.edu
Don't see what you're looking for? Start your own club.
To start a club at USMH, all you need is five students, a faculty or staff advisor, and mission statement. Please contact Katy Coleman, Student Services Coordinator, kcoleman@hagerstown.usmd.edu for more information.
Benefits of Getting Involved:
Networking Opportunities: Being a part of student clubs and organizations connects you with like-minded peers, faculty, and industry professionals. These connections can lead to internships, job opportunities, and lasting friendships that extend beyond your college years.
Skill Development: Engaging in student activities helps you develop essential soft skills like leadership, communication, and teamwork. These skills are highly valued in the workplace and can give you a competitive edge in your career.
Work-Life Balance: While it may seem counterintuitive, participating in extracurricular activities can actually help you manage stress and achieve a better work-life balance. Whether it’s through a fitness group, a book club, or an outdoor adventure, these activities offer a healthy break from the demands of work and study.
Enhancing the College Experience: College is about more than just attending classes. By getting involved, you’ll make your college experience more vibrant and fulfilling, leaving you with memories and experiences that last a lifetime.
