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We also require that you be in good academic and judicial standing. Trainings will be held online asynchronously over the summer and in-person. You must be able to be on campus the Wednesday before classes start for the Fall semester for a MANDATORY Peer Advisor Training session and then be available during Welcome Week to meet with your advisees for an hour. These trainings are mandatory and required in order to be a Falk College Peer Advisor. (We help with your early entrance into housing and arrange for free meal swipes)
Falk Peer Advisor positions are open to David B. Falk College of Sport majors, which include Exercise Science, eSports, Nutrition, Nutrition Science, Sport Analytics, and Sport Management. For Social Work, Public Health, and Human Development & Family Science majors, please click on your major to link to opportunities in your new school/college.
(We help with your early entrance into housing and arrange for free meal swipes).
How do I apply?
Click on the application link below, complete the application and it will automatically be submitted to the Falk Peer Advisor Leadership Team.
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WHEEL Club was formed in order to bring people with common interests in Wellness, Health, and Exercise together so they could expand their knowledge of possible career paths and benefit the surrounding community through education and services in health-related fields. WHEEL Club events have included kickball tournaments, meditation sessions, tours of Manley Field House (one of Syracuse University’s athletic facilities), and community service opportunities. The club brings in several guest speakers each semester with exercise-based and health care occupations to speak about their professions, run activities, and lecture about topics of interest. Recent speakers have had backgrounds in exercise science, strength and conditioning, nutrition, occupational therapy, physical therapy, chiropractic, athletic training, stress management, and more.
Learn more about WHEEL
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Nutrition
Nutrition Education and Promotion Association (N.E.P.A.)
The Nutrition Education and Promotion Association, or N.E.P.A., is a student-run organization that actively promotes health and wellness on campus and in the community through education and activities that involve nutrition awareness. The organization is active in many local service projects and is currently working with local soup kitchens, and community organizations.
Learn more about NEPA
Social Work
Social Workers United
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Sport Management
The Sport Management department hosts multiple student organizations including:
Baseball Statistics and Sabermetrics Club
Basketball Analytics Club
Football Analytics Club
Hockey Analytics Club
Sales Club
Soccer Analytics Club
Sport Management Club
Sport Professionals of Color
Sport Venue and Event Management (SVEM) Club
Women in Sports and Events