The Allied Health Club includes students from a variety of majors including Public Health, Medical Assisting, Medical Administration, and Health Services Administration.

The Allied Health Club was formed in June, 2008 and had an enthusiastic beginning. 

"To design, implement, and evaluate health education/health promotion programs in response to the priority needs of the Monroe College student population and the local Fordham community."

The Club places a high emphasis on the application of academic and supervised research skills to attain its goals. The focus of the club is on development research methodologies and its members are creative, production-oriented, and enthusiastic.

The goals of the Allied Health Club are to design projects and programs that will help reduce health disparities and improve the quality of life for Monroe students and community residents. This will be accomplished by student-conducted health needs assessments, student-conducted surveys of student health concerns, identification of knowledge gaps, prioritization of health concerns, and the creation of projects to best achieve our overall goals.