There are so many different ways for students to get involved with the Lifestyles Center! Here are a few of the most popular ways you can be involved...

Become A Peer Educator

Applications are now available for students interested in being a Peer Educator for the Spring 2008 semester. Earn academic credit while participating in events and programs that benefit the campus community. This is an excellent opportunity for all majors! Click here to download an application, pick one up at the Lifestyles Center or e-mail us and we will send you one! From planning programs to evaluating them, our Peer Educators, interns and volunteers ensure that awareness about health issues is promoted throughout the campus. If you have ideas for any of these campaigns, or want to be involved, please email us!

Toilet Talk

This weekly bathroom reader features information on health related issues. It can be found in every residence hall restroom and even in some academic buildings. It is one of the most read publications on campus and is written, edited and posted by Oswego State students.

Educational Message Team (EMT)

This group of students develops and creates media based campaigns for the Center, including pamphlets, posters, flyers newspaper ads and bus ads.  Once the initial ideas and concepts are developed by the students, our undergraduate Graphic Designers make those concepts a reality. 

Grooves & Grinds/Special Events Committee

This committee organizes and attends Grooves Grinds, a weekly event held every Thursday which provides entertainment for students in a healthy, safe, on-campus venue. Karaoke is guaranteed every other Thursday and on opposite weeks, we have hosted Swing Dancing, Reiki, Sexcapades and more! This committee also plans fun teambuilding and social events for peer educators and staff. If you have specific questions about these opportunities, please feel free to email us. We look forward to having you involved in all the fun and excitement that we have.