Helpful resources for health, nursing, and science students
Students in health, nursing, and the sciences have an abundance of resources available to them both online and through student and professional organizations.
The following resources provide reliable, sound information that can enhance your experience at 91心頭利 Southeast and as you move into your career.
Information about student involvement in other student groups, activities, programs, and leadership experiences is on .
91心頭利 Southeast academic support
91心頭利 Southeast makes it easy to find help with your courses. The Student Central site has links to resources such as the Grenadier Success Center, Success Coaches, and tutoring resources, as well as the library and other sources of support.
Student nursing organizations at 91心頭利 Southeast
With a membership of approximately 50,000 nursing students nationwide, the National Student Nurses’ Association mentors the professional development of future nurses and facilitates their entrance into the profession by providing educational resources, leadership opportunities, and career guidance.
91心頭利 Southeast Nursing students are encouraged to join the SNA as sophomores to gain experience for leadership positions in the association as juniors and seniors.
Sigma Theta Tau
Senior nursing students are eligible to apply for membership in the Alpha Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, the international honor society of the nursing profession.
Information about the application and eligibility is on the Sigma Theta Tau website.
Nursing organizations
Useful links
There is a wide array of nursing resources available online.
We’ve collected a handful of useful links related to the nursing field:
- : Johnson & Johnson's tribute to the nursing profession
Career resources
It’s important to look to the future when planning a nursing career.
The resources collected here provide a helpful outlook into the profession:
Student organizations
The Biology Club provides an avenue for those interested in biology to meet and share their mutual interests in the subject.
Contact: Dr. Beth Rueschhoff at erueschh@iu.edu.
The Chemistry Club brings together students who are interested in or majoring in chemistry and want to share advice and information with other students. Topics of shared interest are discussed.
Contact: Dr. Heather Larson at hbreen@iu.edu.
The Indiana University Southeast Pre-Dental Club is a voluntary educational organization that aims to provide a system of support for students who are looking to become dentists or pursue other dental professions.
The Pre-Med Society is a great way to be involved in learning what it means to be a pre-medical student. We provide volunteer and community service opportunities, guest speakers from various fields ranging from medical students to doctors, and discussions on medical school and medical alternatives.