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STUDENT GROUPS

A Kinesiology Student Group is an organization that fits within the MSA (Michigan Student Assembly) definition of a student organization, which is defined as a group that it is based on, centered around, led, governed, and directed by students. Student groups work towards a mission established by the group, such as professional development or community betterment. Kinesiology Student Groups:

• Black Undergraduate Kinesiology Association (BUKA)
• Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (IONM) Club
• KinectAbility
• Kinesiology Diversity & Inclusion Network (KDIN)
• Kinesiology Student Government (KSG)
• Michigan Sport Business Conference (MSBC)
• Michigan Sport Business Inclusion Community (MSBIC)
• Michigan Sport Consulting Group (MSCG)
• Michigan Sport Venture Group (MSVG)
• Michigan Sports Analytics Society (MSAS)
• Michigan Women Empowerment in Sport and Entertainment (MWESE)
• Organization for Athletic Training Students (OATS)
• Phi Epsilon Kappa (PEK)
• Pre-Physical & Occupational Therapy Club
• Pre-Students of Osteopathic Medicine
• Special Olympics College at U-M
• Sport Business Association (SBA)
• Sports Medicine Club
• University of Michigan Figure Skating Club
• University of Michigan Powerlifting

SERVICE GROUPS

A Kinesiology Service Group is an organization that, although possibly conceived by students, is created by a Kinesiology faculty or staff member, and works towards a mission established by Kinesiology administration, such as recruitment or curriculum development. Kinesiology Service Groups:

• Kinesiology Peer Advisors
  Peer Advisors are current Kinesiology students, in all years and majors, who assist the Office of Undergraduate Student Affairs (OUSA) with Summer and Fall Orientation for incoming first-year and transfer students. Peer Advisors also sometimes work with additional events throughout the school year. This is a paid position (including paid training, which takes place primarily in early May).
• Kinesiology Student Ambassadors
  Get an authentic Kinesiology student perspective! You can connect by major, hometown, or student involvement - ask our Ambassadors anything you'd like to know about the School of Kinesiology and student life at Michigan.
• Sport Management Peer Facilitators
  Sport Management Peer Facilitators assist new students with their transition to U-M and to cultivate a sense of connectedness to Sport Management, School of Kinesiology, and U-M. The facilitators engage in facilitating classroom discussions and outside-of-class workshops. Facilitation is a process in which a trained and experienced student plans, develops, and conducts structured and effective peer interactions that produce a clear result that is commonly understood and supported by all participants. SM Peer Facilitators are given the option to select academic credit or financial compensation for this experience. This position is approximately 5-10 hours per week. Applications open at the end of each semester.