Student Life
OHSU is dedicated to providing students with a world-class education and extracurricular opportunities that support personal growth outside of the classroom. Our social, recreational and cultural activities help expand students' ability to become well-balanced research and health care professionals.
The Office of Student Life sponsors a variety of services, programs and events to educate, advocate, entertain and challenge students. Through its dynamic interdisciplinary environment that stimulates inquiry, initiative and cooperation, OHSU's student-centered programming cultivates a sense of community and interprofessionalism that is unique to OHSU.
There are numerous ways to get involved in activities outside the classroom.
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The OHSU All-Hill Student Council is made of up of elected student representatives from the College of Pharmacy, School of Dentistry, School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Public Health and the Graduate Student Organization. They meet to discuss new business within the schools and across the university, consider funding requests, plan and share events and receive departmental updates pertaining to all students at OHSU. The funding request form can be found on the All-Hill Student Council website.
Educators' Collaborative
Students and trainees with an interest in educational innovation and scholarship are welcome to join the Educators' Collaborative and participate in events. The EC hosts monthly Education Grand Rounds, as well as the annual Symposium on Educational Excellence.
Intramural sports
The Student Center offers intramural sports leagues including indoor soccer, basketball and volleyball. All leagues are co-ed and on a first come, first served basis. Individuals and teams are welcome. Learn more and sign up at Student Central.
Student interest groups
At OHSU, student interest groups provide extracurricular activities for students to participate in and build meaningful networks with others who have similar interests. These extracurricular activities are educational, intellectual, interdisciplinary, cultural and social in nature and help students develop leadership and work place skills, collaborative relationships with others, and a sense of one's personal identity. Go to the Get Involved page to learn more about student interest groups.