Volunteer Opportunities

UHS Peer Educators
UHS Student Health Advisor Committee (SHAC)
UHS Clinic Volunteers

Peer Educators: Students Helping Students

Peer educators are students who volunteer in programs established on the principle that, through education and awareness, students can effectively influence the attitudes and behavior of other students in beneficial ways. University Health Services hosts three peer education programs:

Sexual Health
Nutrition
Alcohol and Other Drugs

Learn more about UHS Peer Educator Programs.

Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC)

SHAC is a committee of students who:

Promote UHS services to the UT student body
Relay student concerns and feedback to UHS administrators as part of continuous quality improvement efforts
Actively participate in UHS-sponsored events
Serve as a liaison between UHS and other student organizations

Learn more about Student Health Advisory Committee.

UHS Clinic Volunteers

The UHS Clinic Volunteer Program offers students in the health professions an opportunity for clinical experience and direct patient contact in our General Medicine clinics and our specialty Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy, and Women’s Health clinics as well as in the UHS Laboratory.

Learn more about the UHS Clinic Volunteer Program.