The School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences is made up of a vibrant student body. Your education is what you make of it – Get involved with ENS clubs to network with like-minded individuals!
SDSU Aztec Adaptive Sports
The goal of the Aztec Adaptive Sports RSO is to educate and introduce the SDSU community to adaptive sports, as we strive to build the first collegiate level adaptive sports program on the west coast. Join our team as we listen to Paralympic Athletes’ stories, participate in wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball and track & field events, and volunteer at regional adaptive sports events. Surround yourself with like-minded individuals who are passionate about providing competitive sports opportunities at SDSU for all athletes. Students of all levels of ability welcome!
- See the Aztec Adaptive Sports website for more information.
- Contact: sdsuadaptivesports@gmail.com
Kinesiology Organization Revolutionizing Exercise (KORE)
KORE’s mission is to connect Kinesiology students to professional opportunities by providing networking and hands-on experience in the health-fitness industry. KORE will assist students in becoming elite, innovative, and successful practitioners and leaders within the exercise and nutritional science fields.
- See the KORE website for more information.
Doctor of Physical Therapy Student Association (DPTSA)
The purpose of this organization is to educate students and the public about the profession of Physical Therapy, to give back to our community and to provide a platform for Doctorate of Physical Therapy Students to enhance their educational opportunities through club involvement.
- See the DPTSA Website for more information.
Future Athletic Trainers’ Society (FATS)
Future Athletic Trainers’ Society of San Diego State University is made up of undergraduate students majoring in Athletic Training. All FATS members take their coursework at SDSU, but they serve in five different training rooms throughout San Diego County under SDSU’s newly accredited program.
- See the FATS website for more information.
Sports Nutrition Cooperative (SNC)
The San Diego State University (SDSU) Sports Nutrition Cooperative (SNC) provides scientifically supported nutrition education and resources to our NCAA Division I student-athletes, Adapted Athletics athletes, and recreational athletes utilizing the Aztec Recreation Center. The SNC supports these athletes by delivering and creating informative presentations and handouts, holding interactive discussions and grocery store tours, and offering dietary analyses with dietitian-approved recommendations. The SNC is comprised of graduate and undergraduate students from the School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences who are inspired and motivated to improve the health and performance of athletes through nutrition. The SNC aims to serve its members by allowing them to gain professional skills, to discuss new research findings and trends, and to collaborate with fellow students who share a passion for sports nutrition.
- See the SNC Instagram, @sdsu_snc
- See the SDSU Sports Nutrition Cooperative Facebook page
- See the SNC Website
- Email: sdsusnc@gmail.com
Student Nutrition Organization (SNO)
The Student Nutrition Organization provides to its members and, to the community, information on the various fields of dietetics, food service management, food science, health and fitness. Their goal is to educate members as to existing opportunities in these fields of study as well as to provide guidance and contacts.
- See the SNO website for more information.
Future Physical Therapists Organization (FPTO)
A student organization at SDSU that focuses on promoting academic success, informing and preparing our members about grad school, and seek to be involved with the community.
- See the FPTO website for more information.
HeadSTRONG
To promote positive self-esteem, confidence and overall wellness by raising awareness and providing programming for students on nutrition, physical, and overall wellness. To provide a place for individuals to create relationships and experience a sense of community. To provide a group for individuals who have interest in learning more about physical and mental health as well as helping others. To fund raise and donate money to non-profit organizations related to physical and mental health. To promote ethical leadership and academic achievement, and to cultivate civic responsibility. To provide students opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of SDSU and with the members of the community.
- Contact SDSUheadSTRONG@gmail.com
