For more information on volunteer opportunities, contact the Office of Health Promotion and Education, Room 19 Ritenour Health Center, 863-2500. This society is open to students with 3.3 GPA or higher in any major in the College. Letters of invitation are sent to eligible students each summer. The society has regular meetings throughout the year and sponsors a variety of service projects. Health and Human Development Interest House Students with an interest in the programs of the College live in adjacent rooms in Beaver Hall.
Residents plan social and service activities.
Students sign up in the spring to live in the Health and Human Development Interest House for the following academic year. Although the Wellness Interest House is not officially connected to the College of Health and Human Development, its purpose is to create a special option for those students who are interested in wellness and who commit to making wellness a part of their experience at Penn State. Students from a variety of colleges focus on six components of wellness including physical, emotional, social, vocational, spiritual, and intellectual, and strive to address all of these areas and achieve a balance between them. For more information contact the Residence Life office, 863-1710. The purpose of the Council is to represent the HHD student body to the faculty and the dean.