Student Nurses' Organization
How
to be involved
Why join the Student Nurses' Organization?
Any nursing major can be a member of SNO. Students of the College of Nursing elect a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and two representatives from each class. There is also a faculty advisor.
Why
join the Student Nurses' Organization?
- SNO allows nursing students to get to know other students. It provides the opportunity to talk and learn from other students who have already gone through the same classes.
- SNO organizes fundraisers and is involved in community events.
- As a member, students will learn how to prioritize, which is an essential skill in the nursing profession.
- In
SNO, students are able to voice opinions on
issues affecting USF College of Nursing and
Allied Health.
How do you get involved?
- Attend meetings for SNO that take place one Monday a month at 12:30 pm. These meetings are held in either the CON auditorium or CR 5. There will be postings of the meeting days. All nursing majors are welcome to attend.
- Become a SNO nursing class representative (two students are chosen the first day of the clinical nursing class).
- Talk with your class representative or officers and find out what events have been planned.
- Actually, just getting on this SNO website can help you get involved in SNO.
To find out who the representatives and officers, click here to go to Officers and Class Representatives.
To
learn what SNO events are coming up, click
here to go to SNO schedule.
To find out what happened at the last SNO meeting, past SNO meetings, and upcoming meetings, click here to go to a listing of SNO meetings.