College Council

The College Council is the primary student organization in the College of Public Health and Health Professions at the University of Florida. The purpose of the Council is to promote an interdisciplinary approach to health services, enhance community awareness regarding the different professions within the College, and organize and participate in community service projects. Money raised by the Council supports charitable organizations consistent with the College of Public Health and Health Professions’ mission, student education, and future Council projects. The Council works directly with a faculty advisor and Associate Dean of the College and represents students across the College.

View the HPCC constitution

2013-2014 Council Officers

President Joshua Cooper joshuajcooper@ufl.edu
Vice President
Nehizena Aihie               
Treasurer
Savannah Ray
Secretary
Kailee Kovacs
Public Relations Chair
Erica Poulin
Service Chair
Brandon Chavez
Faculty Representative  Dr. Orit Shechtman Oshechtman@phhp.ufl.edu

2012-2013 Council Officers

President Britta Dunn brittamdunn@ufl.edu
Vice President
Catherine Kadechka
Treasurer
Nicole Massucci
Secretary
Joshua Cooper
Public Relations
George Isakov
Social Chair
Ryan Lopez

   

Our Department Representatives

Each department is given a certain number of permanent delegates as specified in the Council Constitution. Being a delegate is a great way to have your ideas heard and for you to shape Council activities. By being a delegate, you have direct say in how the Council’s funds are used and on what the Council should be working. GET INVOLVED AND HAVE FUN. The number of delegates that each department has on the Council is:

Clinical and Health Psychology 2 delegates
Health Services Research, Management and Policy 2 delegates
Occupational Therapy 4 delegates
Physical Therapy 4 delegates
Behavioral Science and Community Health 4 delegates