The O-State cheerleaders hold an annual clinic for cheerleader youths, as well as a separate clinic for older aspiring cheerleaders. 

For the younger clinic (usually K-6) the girls teach the young cheerleaders a basic cheer, dance and jumps as well as take part in an interactive craft and games. Later that afternoon, they perform what they learned throughout the day at the men's basketball game during halftime. 

The older girls clinic (high school) is taught much the same, however, on a more advanced level with an added section of stunting/mounting, and optional tumbling. The OSC cheerleaders help aid the girls with any questions or ideas they may have for their team. And at the end of the day, there is one final performance by the high school girls of what their teams learned and liked best. 

The OSC squad looks forward to these events for they become mentors of many younger girls for the day while helping out their community, and just recently this summer the OSC E-board held a day camp for girls (K-6) for three days. The turn out was a success and the Oneonta State cheerleaders were thrilled to spend there summer days having fun and teaching the many beautiful young ladies.