Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Helping Our Peers Effectively HOPE is a health promotion and education organization associated with Student Health Services. We work to promote individual, community, and environmental health. We have six sub-groups which are: campus-wide events, peer education, peer listening, community and environ- HOPE works to provide information on healthy lifestyles. We want people to have access to information that will keep them safe and healthy. • President Jill Moore mental health, social marketing, and nutrition. This year HOPE sponsored awareness weeks for alcohol, rape, and HIV AIDS. We put on educational programs for living groups on campus, as well as in classes and outside of OSU. By Jill Moore Row 1: Jan Molina. Carmen Blodgett. O'Dell Hutchison. Jill Moore. Beck Conary. Kelly Jack-son, Angela Hayden. Michelle Gilpin Row 2: Jennifer Carrol. Emily Brown. Lisa Meyers. Amanda Combs, Erin Dalich, Andi Dietz, Michelle Jackson. Terri Sedberry. Julie Miller Row 3: Paige Bauer. Julie Nelson, Reuben Medlock. Sol Botwinick. Derek Martinez. Jeana Van Dyke. Carrie Thomas. Jamie Basinksi, Janell Cuddy Photo By Laura Miller 9 s OPE educates OSU itudents about the 'dangers of drinking and driving at their information table. Photo By Brion Maguire %■ VI a he Grim Reaper watches as students view the devastating outcome of a car and motorcycle accident. Photo By Brion Maguire c£lUeS £)cmce ()eam, 295

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« Elite Dance Team The Elite Dance Team is a showcase of some of the most talented and gifted hip-hop dancers the OSU campus had to offer. The rising popularity of the relatively new squad was due in part to the increase in their performances at major events such as IFC Sing and the Fashion Show during It's a great feeling to know that people are excited to watch us dance. •Captain Moira Mitchell Mom's Weekend. Showing off their well-choreographed routines during the basketball games helped to boost their reputation and notoriety. Other campus-wide events gave the dance team a chance to prove themselves. By Alix Latven Row 1: Toni Pusateri, Karrie Renfrow. Moira Mitchell. Kim Hannan. Stephanie Brindley. Karen Gamache Row 2: Anna Sun. Justin Woodside, Brooke Hansen. Ashanti McCallister. Laura Ransom. Andrea Thompson Row 3: Leslie Adkins. Courtney House. Kari Kridelbaugh. Adriann Spencer. O'Dell Hutchison, Gloria Penrose Photo By Laura Miller he Elite Dance Team shakes things up at the V Kappa Delta Mock Rock •97. Elite knows how to get the crowd excited. ractice. practice, practice: It takes a lot of hard work and dedication for the Elite performances we enjoy to be flawless. Photo By Laura Miller ■Ha Photo By Jay Cudal » 294 ((0ujamzalions

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InterCooperative Association ICA puts on many activities for its members. New Student Week started with the All Co-op picnic. Members from all eight houses had the opportunity to get to know each other through things like the Beach Trip, the IceCream Social, Dances, and other house sponsored events. Not ICA is all about forming friendships, then using those friendships to make a difference in the lives of those around us, all while having fun. •President Becky Herbert only did the ICA hold social events, but we set high standards to get involved and help out in the community. Our two largest events were the Christmas Tree of Giving and the ICA Easter Egg Hunt. Overall it was a great year for us to get out and make a difference. By Becky Herbert 4 4 296 ((0u}anim lions